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ŠK Slovan Bratislava B held a 2-1 lead over FK Inter Bratislava at halftime during their fixture as reported by Sportnet. Operating at the lower end of the second-tier standings, the home side built their advantage through goals from Leo Hofstädter and Alasana Yirajang before Alexander Tóth narrowed the deficit right before the break.
The match kicked off at 11:00 local time with Marhefka serving as referee alongside assistants Tůma and Tabiš. Slovan drew first blood in the 24th minute when Gabriš threaded a precise through ball into the penalty area, allowing Leo Hofstädter to finish with his first touch through goalkeeper Šulla’s legs for a 1-0 lead. Just nine minutes later, Hofstädter turned provider from the right wing, delivering a cross that found an unmarked Alasana Yirajang to double the advantage to 2-0.
Trailing by two goals, FK Inter Bratislava mounted a brief spell of pressure that yielded a breakthrough in the 40th minute. Castellano delivered a low cross past defenders to the far post, where Alexander Tóth tapped it in from close range to cut Slovan’s lead to 2-1. Inter nearly found an equalizer shortly after when Betík picked out Polevka in the 42nd minute, but the forward missed the target from inside the box. The visitors also forced a goalkeeper change when Šulla limped off with a health issue in the 35th minute, making way for substitute Sokol.
Entering the 14th round, Slovan Bratislava’s reserve side sat 11th in the league table with 16 points from their matches, three points behind 10th-placed Lehota pod Vtáčnikom with a game in hand. Erik Grendel’s squad entered the fixture having won two of their previous five outings, coming off a 1-1 draw against Petržalka. FK Inter Bratislava, managed by Vladimír Cifranič, held eighth place with 20 points, sitting three points behind fourth-placed Pohronie while carrying an eight-match unbeaten run into the weekend following a 2-2 draw with Šamorín.
The first half concluded after one minute of stoppage time, during which Yirajang was dispossessed inside the penalty area. Play was scheduled to resume for the second half at approximately 12:03 local time, with Slovan carrying a one-goal advantage into the remaining 45 minutes.