The year 1970 was a turning point for NK Lokomotiva Zagreb, as they claimed their first-ever trophy, the Cup, in the club's history. The final match took place at the JNA Stadium, where the Lokosi faced a formidable opponent, Hajduk Split. This match was not merely a sporting event, but a symbol of struggle and perseverance, as Lokomotiva was under immense pressure to prove its worth on the Croatian football scene.

In the first half, Hajduk controlled the game, putting pressure on Lokomotiva's defense. However, the Lokosi managed to hold their ground, and a crucial moment arrived in the second half. In the 73rd minute, the northern winger, known for his speed and dribbling, managed to break through Hajduk's defense and score a goal that would be etched in the club's history. This moment not only brought the lead but also boosted the morale of the entire team.

After the goal was scored, Lokomotiva played with increased confidence, and their defense, led by an experienced captain, successfully neutralized all attempts by Hajduk to equalize. When the final whistle blew, the celebration could begin. Fans gathered in the stands, while the players huddled together in the center of the field, savoring the euphoria of victory.

Winning the Cup in 1970 meant more than just a trophy; it was the moment when the Lokosi proved their strength and capability to compete with the best. This victory laid the foundation for future successes and created a new generation of fans who fell in love with the club. Today, we proudly remember that historic moment when Lokomotiva Zagreb stepped into the world of trophies and became an integral part of Croatian football heritage.