Round 10 of the 3. NL South (fourth tier) delivered a true goal fest — 32 goals were scored across seven played matches, an average of 4.57 per game. Four home wins, two away victories and one draw were recorded, while the Omiš and Neretva Metković match was postponed due to heavy rain and a waterlogged pitch.
The most efficient match was played in Sinj, where Junak defeated Neretvanac Opuzen 5:3 in a game marked by eight goals. The visitors took the lead in the 12th minute through Mirko Čule, but Leo Andrić equalised in the 17th. Ante Jurković gave Neretvanac the lead again in the 26th, so the visitors went into the break leading 1:2. Andrić brought Junak back into the game with his second goal in the 70th minute, and Nikola Pervan scored four minutes later to complete the home comeback. Martin Šuman equalised at 3:3 in the 87th minute, but Ivan Munivrana scored in the 89th, and Josip Perišić made it 5:3 in the third minute of stoppage time.
At Višnjik, HNK Zadar convincingly beat Hrvatski vitez Posedarje 4:1 in front of 150 spectators. Ivan Santini opened the scoring in the fourth minute, Dinko Kuzmić extended the lead in the 17th, and Kristijan Jurić scored in the 32nd to make it 3:0. Mihael Bugarija reduced the visitors' deficit in the 38th minute, and Josip Sušić made it 4:1 in the 87th. With this, Zadar confirmed their latest victory and maintained their position at the top of the table.
Vodice beat Imotski 4:3 in a match full of comebacks. Ivan Marić gave Vodice the lead in the fifth minute, Ivan Todorić equalised in the 25th, and Marko Šalić restored the home advantage in the 51st. Marin Maršić's own goal in the 59th minute increased the lead to 3:1, but Marijan Šuto in the 66th and Antonio Kasalo in the 85th levelled it at 3:3. Jan Grgas Grando scored in the sixth minute of stoppage time to make it 4:3.
Konavljanin Čilipi beat Jadran from Kaštel Sućurac 3:0 — Toni Novak gave the hosts the lead in the 11th minute, Marin Kostopeč doubled the advantage in the 49th, and Vlaho Skaramuca sealed the final score in the 75th. Primorac from Biograd won at Lapad against GOŠK Dubrovnik 1:2 in front of 80 spectators; Stefan Lazarevski converted a penalty in the 45+1st minute, Juan Manuel Garcia Medone made it 0:2 in the 63rd, and Antoan Kušar reduced the hosts' deficit in the 88th.
Sloga from Mravinec won away at Val in Kaštel Star 0:2 — Karlo Rudić gave the visitors the lead as early as the ninth minute, and Frane Bistre confirmed the victory in the 89th. The match between Hajduk Split II and GOŠK Kaštela ended in a 2:2 draw. Jure Granić gave the visitors the lead in the 13th minute, Hajduk equalised through Ante Bralić in the 71st, and Toni Ruso converted a penalty five minutes later for the home comeback. Roko Radošević scored in the second minute of stoppage time to make it 2:2.
After ten rounds played, HNK Zadar lead with 24 points, followed by Junak Sinj with 20, and Hajduk Split II with 18 points. Sloga Mravinec and Primorac Biograd have 17 points each, Imotski and GOŠK Kaštela have 16 each, and Neretva Metković have 15. Leo Andrić (Junak Sinj) leads the top scorers list with ten goals, while Roko Dugandžić (Neretvanac), Mario Marić (Neretva), Eduard Raguž (Neretva) and Ivan Santini (HNK Zadar) have each scored six goals.
