Budva was again better than Primorac in the second games of semi-finals, but unlike the first game when the score was 13:11, there were a lot less goals this time, only nine.
In any case, the team coached by Drago Pejaković again has a chance to snag the trophy, although the Jadran team is an absolute favourite to continue dominating Montenegro water polo.
The host had a two goal lead twice in the match (3:1 and 4:2), Primorac was only up in the very beginning, and the last goal was made an entire five minutes from the end, scored by the Kotor swimmer Damir Crepulja from a penalty.
Budva player Danilo Adžić was the high scorer of the match with two goals, with Marjan Mitrović, Bogdan Vujašević and Savo Ćetković scoring for the winning team.
Three wins are needed in the finals, and the series begins on April 25, followed by May 2, 5, 12 and 16 if needed.
The third place will be decided between Primorac and Kataro. The games of these Kotor town rivals are scheduled for April 25 and May 2.
Translated from Vijesti Online, click here for the original.
