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Orenburg won the RPL for the first time since July

“Orenburg” won Makhachkala “Dynamo” with a score of 4: 0. For Orenburg, this is the first crushing victory in the RPL since April 2024

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Orenburg won the RPL for the first time since July

Footballers “Orenburg” beat Makhachkala “Dynamo” with a score of 4: 0 in the home match of the tenth round of the Russian Premier League (RPL).

The goals were scored by Gideon Guzin (17th and 53rd minutes), John Palacios (39) and Jordi Thompson (69, with penalties).

“Orenburg” won in the RPL for the first time since July, when in the first round beat “Rostov” (2: 1). The last major victory at Orenburg in the RPL was in April 2024 over Rubin (3: 0).

“Orenburg” scored 12 points and rose to sixth place in the standings. Dynamo also have 12 points, the team is on the eighth line.

In the next round, “Orenburg” on October 19 will play away with “Homeland”, “Dynamo” two days earlier will take “Akron”.

Source: РБК ↗

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