Through complete dominance both in terms of games and results, Vardar celebrated a convincing triumph over the last-placed team of Shkupi with 6:1, and retained the first place in the PMFL table. Shkupi's team resisted for 36 minutes, and then after the "red-blacks" scored the first goal, the second came immediately, so that in the end the triumph was convincing.
The visitors' goalkeeper Grote managed to save the shots of Bosančić, Zakarić, and then Sengor and Jankulov, thus preventing an early lead for Vardar.
However, in the 36th minute he could not intervene after Zakarić shot from 23-24 meters, and the ball was caught by one of the guests' players, and changed direction. The very next minute the same player made it 2-0 for Vardar. After Manevski's cross, Zakarić managed to find his way into the penalty area and bring a double advantage to Goce Sedloski's team.
As soon as the second half began, after an assist from Jankulov, Talevski managed to beat Grote for a 3-0 lead. Azer Omeragic had no difficult task in the 57th minute to make it 4-0 for Vardar, after a "carom" into the visitors' goal.
Shkupi reduced the deficit in the 71st minute after a mistake by goalkeeper Taleski. A long ball was sent to Vardar's half, Taleski wanted to intervene, but missed the ball, and it reached Stankovski and was sent into the empty net.
But this goal did not discourage Vardar from achieving a more convincing triumph. Omeragic scored the second goal in the 79th minute, after receiving a ball from Jankulov, from the first from 13-14 meters, beating Grote. Omeragic completed the "hat-trick" in the 84th minute after managing to score in Škupi's goal from the right side, thus setting the final score.
