The winner of the first place in the league part of the season, which gave them home field advantage, took a 2-0 lead in the playoff final, but failed to capitalize on the lead and defend the title. Budva coach Miljan Boskovic points out that the series is very uniform and that details could make the difference.
"We have reached the decisive match in front of our audience, which gives us additional strength. The series has shown how evenly matched the teams are, but we believe in ourselves, in our work and character. We are ready to give our maximum and leave our hearts on the field in order to win the title. I invite all fans to come and be our seventh player and fill the Mediterranean Sports Center to the last seat."
Buducnost responded brilliantly under pressure and with two victories in a short period of time won the first EPCG Super League title in the men's competition, so, carried by triumphs, they are approaching the match with a lot of confidence.
"After two defeats in the first two games, few people believed, except for us in the team, that we could reach the final. We are facing a tough match, but the team is ready for something like this. We are going to give our all and in the end, let the better team win and lift the cup," said Budućnost coach Dejan Radić.
The great rivals are set to meet in their tenth match of the season. Budva is playing for its eighth consecutive title, while Buducnost is playing for its greatest success in recent club history.
The referees at the match will be Sonja Simonovska from Bara i Nevena Terzic from Podgorica, and the broadcast of the match from the Mediterranean Sports Center is on RTCG.
