Red Star under-17 team score seven goals against Mladost after a fast start

Red Star's under-17 football team defeated Mladost Lucani 7-1 away from home in the fourth round of the Serbian Cadet League. Radovic scored four goals, Djuranovic added two and Trpevski scored once. Mladost's only goal came through Alempijevic in the 74th minute.

Two early goals put Red Star in control

Radovic opened the scoring in the ninth minute and struck again three minutes later. Those goals changed the task for both teams before the match had settled. Red Star could keep a clear structure and choose when to raise the pace, while Mladost had to move more players forward and leave space behind the first line of pressure.

The quick lead was not created by one isolated action. Red Star reached the penalty area repeatedly and finished the first two clear chances. That efficiency prevented the home side from building confidence through a long scoreless period. It also allowed the visitors to manage possession without forcing a risky pass on every attack.

Trpevski made it 3-0 before half-time

Trpevski scored in the 19th minute to make it 3-0. The timing mattered because Mladost had little opportunity to recover from the first two goals before the third arrived. Red Star then protected the advantage through the rest of the half and went to the break with the match under firm control.

A three-goal lead can encourage a young team to play too quickly in search of a larger score. Red Star avoided that trap. The official result shows no further first-half goal, which means the visitors did not need to turn every possession into a direct attack. They carried the advantage into the interval instead of giving Mladost a simple route back.

Radovic completed his four-goal performance

Radovic's third goal arrived in the 57th minute. He added his fourth in the 83rd minute and finished as the main scorer of the match. Four goals in one league fixture show strong movement and calm finishing, but the total also reflects the work that placed him in several useful positions across both halves.

The goals were spread through the game rather than scored in one brief burst. Radovic hurt Mladost at the start, returned to the score sheet after the interval and completed his total near the end. That pattern made it difficult for the home defence to solve the problem with one marking change.

Djuranovic answered after Mladost scored

Alempijevic scored for Mladost in the 74th minute. The goal changed the score to 4-1, but it did not begin a comeback. Djuranovic responded with goals in the 80th and 81st minutes. His quick double removed any late uncertainty and showed that Red Star remained focused after losing the clean sheet.

This sequence is important for an accurate account of the match. Mladost did score, but Red Star answered with three more goals before the finish. The final 7-1 score did not come from a steady exchange between equal teams. It came from an early Red Star advantage, one home reply and a decisive closing period by the visitors.

The final result reflects accurate finishing and control

Seven goals attract attention, yet the 3-0 half-time score explains how the victory was built. Red Star created an early margin, controlled the middle part and increased the lead when Mladost began to tire and take more risks. The team did not need a different score or a second match to support the story. Every listed goal belongs to the same 7-1 league win.

For the cadet team, the next step is to keep the same discipline when chances are less frequent. A large victory can confirm good habits, but it does not guarantee that the next opponent will offer the same space. The useful lesson from Lucani is the order of the performance: fast recognition, efficient finishing and concentration after the only setback.

The official report confirms every goal

The club report records Mladost 1-7 Red Star and a 0-3 half-time score. It lists Radovic in the ninth, 12th, 57th and 83rd minutes, Trpevski in the 19th, Djuranovic in the 80th and 81st, and Alempijevic for Mladost in the 74th. These details form one complete chronology.

Keeping the order visible prevents the result from becoming a loose list of numbers. Red Star led by three at the break, moved four ahead, conceded once and then scored three times. The match ended 7-1. That direct structure is the central fact of the article and the basis for every tactical observation around it.