Serbia imposed its tempo from the opening whistle and scored in the very first minute through Strahinja Milanković, with Danilo Gavrilović successfully adding the conversion.

In the 15th minute, Jakov Dojčinović crossed for Serbia’s next try, and Milanković added the conversion. Just two minutes later, in the 17th minute, Danilo Gavrilović scored another try.

Serbia continued its efficient attacking play, with Filip Punoš scoring in the 26th minute. Milanković again converted successfully. Before halftime, Mateja Stojković also got on the scoresheet, giving Serbia a commanding lead.

The visitors maintained their momentum after the break, with Danilo Todorović scoring another try in the opening minute of the second half to further extend Serbia’s advantage.

Montenegro responded with two tries of their own. Matvej Striga and Luka Šimunović each scored four points, while Todor Nikčević successfully converted one of the tries, bringing the home side’s total to ten points.

Montenegro
Nenad Knežević, Nikola Supić, Vuk Đuretić, Luka Novaković, Todor Nikčević, Stefan Janjić, Luka Andrijašević, Marko Radović, Nemanja Đurđevac, David Čubranović, Matija Kosić, Janko Damjanović, Matvej Striga, Luka Šimunović, Vasilije Stojanović, Serafim Mitskevitch.

Tries: Strahinja Milanković (1), Jakov Dojčinović (15), Danilo Gavrilović (17), Filip Punoš (26), Mateja Stojković (38), Danilo Todorović (41)
Goals: Danilo Gavrilović 1/1, Strahinja Milanković 2/5

Serbia
Strahinja Milanković, Uroš Rusimović, Vojislav Sladić, Đorđe Pendlbery, Marko Conić, Filip Punoš, Danilo Gavrilović, Branko Nedeljković, Danilo Todorović, Milan Milovanović, Jakov Dojčinović, Uroš Polić, Mateja Stojković, Mihajlo Milešević, Jakov Kalaba, Vukašin Savić, Filip Mihajlović.

Tries: Matvej Striga (54), Luka Šimunović (72)
Goals: Todor Nikčević 1/2