SRC 11.April

FK BUSK
Beograd, Serbia

The club is founded in 1913 under the name BUSK (the acronym for the Belgrade University Sports Club). Currently plays in Međuopštinska liga Beograd, grupa "A" (6th league). Their home ground is SRC 11.April.

UFK Studentski Grad
Beograd, Serbia

The club is founded in 1989 and currently plays in Međuopštinska liga Beograd, grupa "A" (6th league). Their home ground is SRC 11.April, which share with another student club FK BUSK.



visited in March 2014

Bulbulder

FK Zvezdara
Beograd, Srbija

The club is founded in 1951, through history has changed several names, FK Bulbuderac, BSK, OFK Zvezdara. It is a club with a long tradition who played in all competition ranks and currently plays in Beogradska zona (4th league). Their ground "Stadion na Bulbulderu" is located next to SC Inge. Despite some earlier plans for the construction of the stands, they do not exist.

visited in March 2014

SC Inge

FK Mladi Proleter
Beograd, Serbia

The club is founded in 1949, currently plays in Međuopštinska liga Beograd, grupa "B" (6th league). Their ground is SC Inge, which was opened in 1970. The current capacity of the stadium is 925 seats.

visited in March 2014

Barič

Venue: Barička kolonija
City: Barič, Serbia
Club: FK Prva Iskra (founded in 1948)
 League: Prva Beogradska liga, grupa "B" - V

 March 2014

The Derby of Vojvodina

FK Spartak 1-1 FK Vojvodina
09.03.2014.
Jelen Super liga - I
Gradski stadion, Subotica
att: ~1,500 
 
 
The Derby of Vojvodina did not meet expectations. Ended without a winner and it is interesting that both goals scored in the first twenty minutes. The first half was quite meaningfully compared to the second half, because it played in a high tempo. In the second half, there was not much excitement, so until the end result remained unchanged. 
Photos from the match you can view here.

Ásotthalom

Ásotthalmi TE 0-1 Tisza Volán SC Szeged
02.03.2014.
Csongrád megyei I.osztály -
IV
Ásotthalmi Sportpálya, Ásotthalom, Hungary
att:100
 

Čika Dača, Kragujevac

FK Radnički 1923 0:0 FK Radnički Niš
23.02.2014.
Jelen Super liga - I
Stadion "Čika Dača", Kragujevac
att: 1,200 
 
 
Kragujevac is the largest city of the District of Šumadija and the fourth largest city in the Republic of Serbia. Located in the heart of Serbia, 140km south of Belgrade by highway. Regular bus lines connect Kragujevac with the major cities in Serbia, so it is easily accessible. 
FK Radnički is the biggest club in the city, founded in 1923 under the name Mladi Radnik, but six years later changed its name to Radnički. The club is most often played in the first two-level of competition, but also had periods when he was thrown to the third division. 
The home ground of Radnički is the "Čika Dača" stadium, which is named in memory of Danilo Stojanović, who is considered to be a pioneer of football in Serbia. The stadium is located about 3 km north of the bus and railway station. Construction of the stadium began back in 1949 and lasted for eight years until June 1957. In 2007 after renovation 15,100 seats were installed in the stadium. 
Tickets are available at the ticket office before the start of the game at a price of 100, 200 and 300rsd.