FK Borac - FK 011 (Beograd) 3:3
28.09.2019.
Prva Beogradska liga "A" - V
Stadion FK Borac, Ostružnica
att: ~ 40
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Gložan
FK Budućnost (Gložan) 1-1 FK Borac (Novi Sad)
13.09.2015.
Novosadsko-Sremska zona - IV
SRC Gložan
att: ~90
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| Rsd 100 |
Čačak
FK Borac (Čačak) 0-0 FK Voždovac (Beograd)
29.11.2014.
Jelen Super liga - I
Gradski stadion kraj Morave, Čačak
att: 240
Čačak is a city in west-central Serbia, located 144 km south of the Belgrade. The city lies on the Zapadna Morava river, which is the second largest river in Serbia after the Danube. It is the administrative center of the Moravica District of Serbia, and in its vicinity is the Ovčar-Kablar gorge, where 300 monasteries have been built since the 14th century, but only 12 remain today.
Football club Borac was founded in 1926. In 1962 the club comes to placement in 2nd rank, and since then plays in the federal level of the competition. In the 1st league enters in 1994, and the greatest success was achieved in 2008, by winning 4th place. City Stadium was built in 1958 with capacity of 5,000. Currently the stadium is under reconstruction, with two new stands and floodlights, capacity is increased to 8,000.
Šajkaš
FK Borac Šajkaš 4-1 FK Kullpin
19.10.2014.
PFL Novi Sad - V
Stadion FK Borac, Šajkaš
att: 112
Bački Gračac
FK Borac B.Gračac 2-2 FK Zadrugar S.Miletić
04.10.2014.
Bačka zona - IV
Stadion Borca, Bački Gračac
att: 132
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| 100 Rsd |
Sakule
FK Borac Sakule 3-1 FK Borac Starčevo
30.03.2014.
Vojvođanska liga "Istok" - IV
Stadion Sveti Nikola, Sakule
att. ~340
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| The St. Nicholas Stadium and the St. Nicholas Church. The stand was built in 2013, capacity 256 seats. |
Kljajicevo
FK Kordun 1-1 FK Borac B.Gračac
04.11.2012.
PFL Sombor - V
Stadion Korduna, Kljajićevo
PFL Sombor - V
Stadion Korduna, Kljajićevo
att:70
Kljajićevo is a village in Serbia, in the municipality of Sombor. It is located 13 km from the town of Sombor on the road that connects Sombor with Novi Sad. In this village with about 6,000 inhabitants, a football club was founded in 1947. The club is named after the region from where are the people who immigrated after world war II, from Kordun. FK Kordun plays their home matches at the stadium, which is simply called by the name of the club. There´s even a small covered stand with 138 seats. Admission was 100 Rsd (€1), but although the club currently plays in Regional league, which is fifth rank of competition, on the ticket writes the name of the league that once played and which no longer exists under that name. Does not matter, the precious piece of paper in hands, the game, a few photos and back on the road.
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