In the recent derby against Hajduk, Rijeka showcased an extraordinary tactical layout that allowed them to secure three vital points. All eyes were on the manager's strategy after the Whites managed to adapt to the dynamics of the game, forcing Hajduk to adjust to their rhythm.

The coach utilized a 4-2-3-1 formation that provided solidity in the midfield. The central duo of A. Barco and J. Lasickas perfectly connected attack with defense, and their synergy was key to Rijeka's dominance. With defense well organized under T. Barisić's leadership, Rijeka managed to suppress Hajduk's offense.

In the first half, Rijeka seized possession and forced Hajduk to retreat. D. Legbo's early goal brought additional security to the team. A crucial moment came when Rijeka players set up a high press, challenging Hajduk's midfielders. With quick counter-attacks, the Whites created several opportunities that eventually decided the match.

Rijeka has proven capable of adapting to the demands of the match, and their tactical flexibility might be decisive as the season progresses. This victory sent fans into a frenzy, and the desire for the title is growing within the club. As the season unfolds, one must ask: can the Whites maintain this form through the remainder of the championship?