Groundhopping Serbia

FK Kabel

Football club Kabel from Novi Sad is founded in 1932. They curently plays in the regional league of the city Novi Sad (PFL Novi Sad), which is fifth rank of competition in Serbia. Their stadium is located almost under a bridge over the Danube connecting Novi Sad and Petrovaradin. There are stands on the south and north. They are made of steel profiles with wooden slats on them for sitting. To the north are two separate stands with the changing rooms in the middle. Of course, all this is in poor condition and is calling for renovation. The club was once known for a better situation and played the bigger leagues. Pictures speak better than words (especially than my words in English).

Graffiti on the fence of the stadium

The official entrance, on the right is a restaurant

South stand

Dugouts

On the south stand

East end

West end

North stand and changing rooms in the middle

A closer look at the left stand in the north

Changing rooms

Right stands in the north


A closer look

Scoreboard

FK Hajduk Kula 1-0 FK Jagodina

08.05.2011.
Jelen Superliga - I
PSC Hajduk, Kula
att: 110

Very important match for survival. Points necessary for Hajduk, Jagodina in case of defeat near the line of survival. Nervousness in the air ... and rain. The rain has kept falling all day, but the pitch was good for playing. And the game? Suspicious penalty for guests, a bunch of yellow cards, two red cards for hosts, or three if you counts a red card for a coach. And at the end deserved victory for the host. A few more pictures of this stadium, to me never enough ...

One more look on the stadium

VIP and press stand

Reinforcing lines on the half time, that the rain washed

OFK Slavija

OFK Slavija from Novi Sad, was founded in 1926, and is one of the oldest football clubs in town. They play their home matches at the stadium which is called "Stadion na Salajci" per part of the city where there is. Club curently plays in the regional league of the city Novi Sad (PFL Novi Sad), which is fifth rank of competition. At their stadium, there is a concrete stands on the eastern side, which currently has around 250 plastic seats. It is obvious that they had previously been more, but they over time were destroyed. On the opposite side there is a metal structure which now has 14 plastic seats and I assume that it was once 54.
At a time when I was in the stadium, match are played a some children, while parents and friends supporting from stands.

FK Srbobran

Srbobran is a town of 13,000 people. Same name football club exists since 2008 and currently competes in the regional league of the city Novi Sad (PFL Novi Sad), which is fifth rank in the Serbian football competitions. At the same place is once existed FK Elan, which was founded in 1921. and the biggest success of them was playing in second league in early 2000-ies. Stadion u Šumici (Stadium in the woods or Sports Centre Srbobran) has a stand on which is set around 1,260 plastic seats, and on the opposite side behind the dugouts, even a little, it seems to me, VIP seating area with 34 seats.

Quite simple team logo on the wall ...

The entrance for the players and officials with the inscription of former club

Part for gathering, between changing rooms and the entrance for viewers

View at the stadium

This is the entrance to stands

Main stand

Old, faded seats in club colors

Another look on the stand

The entrance on the the pitch

Again main stand

Old scoreboard in the corner

East end

West end

North, vip stand

Vip stand up close

FK Proleter N. Sad

This stadium is known as the "Slana bara" (salt pond). Here play their home matches FK Proleter, from Novi Sad. Founded in 1951, their colors are red and white. The club currently plays in 1.liga Srbija, which is the second tier of Serbian football. Stadium have capacity of around 2.000 people, and no seats. On the east side is a small mounting stand. On the west side there are two separate concrete stands, and between them there is a club building with changing rooms.