In the fifth round of the Second League of Women's Handball – West, Liburnija Opatija defeated Umag 39:29 (20:13) at the Marino Cvetković Hall. The match was officiated by Toma Papić from Senj and Filip Šunjić from Rijeka.
The Opatija players were level with their neighbours after about ten minutes of play, but led 15:10 by the 24th minute and 19:12 in the 28th minute. At the start of the second half, the lead was extended to 24:16, and by the 43rd minute, the home players had a "plus 10" advantage. Liburnija had four exclusions and took seven penalties, converting five. Umag had eight minutes of exclusions, and took eight penalties, scoring six.
The most effective player for Liburnija was Stakorić with 12 goals (5), while Zdrinšćak added eight, and Lenac four. Nižić scored four, while Mihočka, Hunčak, Pahljina and Perišić added two each, and Dumičić, Rubinić and Gadža one each. For Umag, Kodan scored 15 goals (5), Cakaj four (1), Bunić three, Calcina three, Selar two, and Vivoda and Miočinović one each.
In the second match, Zamet II lost to Udarnik 23:28 (10:19) at the Zamet Centre in front of 50 spectators. The referees were Ivana Kirasić and Vlatka Stipetić from Ogulin. Udarnik imposed their rhythm from the first minutes and led with a convincing advantage. Zamet II had six exclusions and seven penalties (3), while Udarnik had 14 exclusions and five penalties (3). For Zamet II, Deković, Doležaj, Kosanović and Damjanović scored four goals each, while for Udarnik, Bajkuša was the top scorer with seven, and Nikolić with six.
Senia lost to Lokomotiva II 27:31 (18:13) at the Robert Barbić Beli Hall in front of 100 spectators. The match was officiated by Marin Malinić from Viškovo and Andro Vučetić from Kostrena. Senia started better and built a four-goal lead, and led 18:13 at half-time. The Lokomotiva players turned a four-goal deficit into 24:24, took the lead in the 53rd minute, and had 29:26 three minutes later. Senia had six exclusions, Lokomotiva II eight, and the match was played without penalties. For Senia, Car stood out with seven and Bradanović with six goals, while for Lokomotiva II, Bodrožić scored eight, and Nikolić seven.
