Groundhopping Serbia

FK Radnički Bajmok 1-1 FK Bačka 1901

12.03.2011
Vojvodjanska liga "Istok" - IV
"Radnički", Bajmok
att: 200

Bajmok is a village located at almost halfway between Subotica and Sombor, and its population is around 8.500 people. Radnički (founded 1925) for the third year playing in this, fourth, rank of competition, since they fell from the third rank of competition in the 2004/2005 season.
This match was a local derby. Radnički is in fight for higher rank, while Bačka 1901 has no such ambitions, but in these duels never knows in advance who will win.
This is a ticket for the match, which is printed for the whole season in advance, so there is no names of opponents, which is common in Serbia. Its price is 100 din. which is about 1 euro.

Ticket

The street which leads to the stadium

Logo at the entrance to the official premises

On the east stand

Two-sided stand, on the right side is the concrete court

West stand

Track behind the goal on the south side, which leads to west stand

View of stadium

Again west stand

On the west stand

Lining up before kick off

View of play

Entrance to the west stands, which is not in use a long, long time

Second half

FK Hajduk Kula 0-4 FK Partizan

09.03.2011
Jelen Superliga - I
PSC "Hajduk", Kula
att: 3.000

Goals:
0:1 Prince Tagoe 7´ 0:2 Tomić 58´ 0:3 Petrović(p) 68´ 0:4 Šćepović 84´

Hajduk: Bojan Brać, Branko Pauljević, Vladimir Kovačević, Petar Mudreša, Miloš Kovačević, Vuk Djurić, Novica Maksimović (Dejan Perić), Nemanja Bošković, Aleksandar Ćovin (Filip Kasalica), Saša Kiš (Miloš Mišić), Nikola Komazec - Saša Milanović

Partizan: Vladimir Stojković, Aleksandar Lazevski (Marko Jovanović), Mladen Krstajić, Stefan Savić, Aleksandar Miljković, Radosav Petrović, Nemanja Tomić, Zvonimir Vukić, Stefan Babović, Prince Tagoe (Šćepović Marko), Dominic Adiyiah (Ivica Ilijev) - Aleksandar Stanojević

Kula is a town and municipality in Serbia, and has a population of 19.300, and is located in the western part of Vojvodina, at the crossroads between Novi Sad, Sombor and Subotica. FK Hajduk is a member of the first league since 1992. They were more than ten years ago, participated in the UEFA Cup and UEFA Intertoto Cup.
Is excellent Partizan played almost all 90 minutes in this match. It all functioned in the ranks of champions, and the result is the convincing victory of "black and white". Fans of "steam roller" at the end of the meeting together with the players celebrate victory.

Home players warming up

Main stand

Away players warming up

Beginning

View of play

Fans and players celebrate victory

FK Javor

"Stadion kraj Moravice" ("Stadium near the river Moravica").
FK Javor is football club based in Ivanjica, Serbia. The club currently plays in Serbian Jelen Super liga. It was founded in 1912 and is one of the oldest clubs in Serbia. This is their stadium, capacity of 3.000 seats.
I was on vacation so I had to get to the stadium, fortunately the gate was open and I could walk into the ground without any problems.

Map of the stadium

Club shop

West stand

East stand

The view from the eastern stand

South stand

North end with dressing-room

Scoreboard

FK Inđija

"Gradski stadion" (City stadium)
I was on the road and I was passing near the stadium ... When I was there gates were closed and unfortunately I could not get in.
FK Inđija play their home matches at this stadium. The club currently plays in Serbian Jelen Super liga. Stadium is opened in 1933. In 2006 the stadium was rebuilt, and got its today look and could hold up 3.500 people. It is located near the city center, next to the railway tracks.

The entrance to the south stand

North stand

West stand

East end

FK Bežanija

"Stadion kod Bežanijske crkve" ("Stadium near Bezanija church").
FK Bežanija is football club based in Belgrade, Serbia. The club currently plays in 1.liga Srbija, which is the second tier of Serbian football. These are pictures of their stadium, with a capacity of 2.000 seats.

View of the stadium and a church at which the stadium was named

East stand

West stand, under construction

Scoreboard

FK Bačka 1901

FK Bačka 1901 from Subotica, is the oldest club in Serbia. Established in 1901. The club currently plays in Vojvodjanska liga "Istok" wich is the fourth tier of Serbian football. These are pictures of their stadium, named "Stadion Kraj Somborske kapije" ("Stadium near Sombor gate").

On the gate

View on the pitch

Scoreboard

East stand

Main, west stand

West stand

FK Tekstilac

FK Tekstilac, from Odžaci, Serbia, curently plays in Srpska liga "Vojvodina", which is the third tier of Serbian football. They play their home matches at the stadium "Lola Ribar".

Main gate

Pitch

Boxes for reserve players

Scoreboard

Main and only stand

From a different angle

In the same town play another club, OFK Odžaci. They plays in 5th rank of competition, PFL Sombor.
Next few pictures is the ground where they playing.

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