Groundhopping Serbia: Karađorđe

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Spartak in Europa league

FK Spartak Subotica - Coleraine FC 1:1

12.07.2018.

UEFA Europa league, 1st qualifying round

Stadion "Karadjordje", Novi Sad

att: 976

FK Spartak Subotica - AC Sparta Praha 2:0

26.07.2018.

UEFA Europa league, 2nd qualifying round

Stadion "Karadjordje", Novi Sad

att: ~4,000

FK Spartak Subotica - Brondby IF 0:2

09.08.2018.

UEFA Europa league, 3rd qualifying round

Stadion "Rajko Mitić", Beograd

att: ~4,000

Cup final

FK Dolina (Padina) 2-3 FK ČSK (Čelarevo)

09.08.2015.

Cup final, Vojvodina region

Stadium "Karadjordje" - Novi Sad

Att: ~120

FK Rad U-16 (Beograd) - FK Hajduk U-16 (Kula)

09.08.2015.

Friendly

"Stadion na Klisi", Novi Sad

FK Vojvodina - BP Honved FC 2:0

18.07.2013.

UEFA Europa league, 2nd qualifying round, 1st leg

Stadium "Karadjordje", Novi Sad

att: 7,000

Novi Sad is the second largest city in Serbia. The city is connected to the region with road and railway routes as well as waterways and lies on the European Corridor 10. City with 300-year history and population of nearly 400,000 residents deserves to watch the "European" football. First football was played at the stadium "Karadjordje" in 1924. Since then Vojvodina, which was founded a decade ago is the most popular club and the pride of the city. Twice champion of the former Yugoslavia and alongside Belgrade rivals at the top of the Serbian football. Stadium is located almost in the city centre, just few kilometres from the main railway and bus station and a little less from the banks of the Danube. After several reconstruction this year in May after demolition of the legendary house (built in 1942) began construction of brand new South Stand.

Tickets for Vojvodina matches can be bought at the ticket office at the stadium and admission for this match was 3 and 4 euros. The stadium with capacity more than 12,000 is hardly ever sell out.

Eagerly awaited rematch against Honved, turned into red-and-white night at "Karadjordje". Fantastic game of Vojvodina, brilliant tactics, setting in the field, discipline and fighting spirit and the victory over the Hungarian representative of the Europe League qualifier from Budapest.

Karadjordje

FK Vojvodina 2-2 FKSloboda

13.04.2013.

Jelen Superliga - I

Stadion "Karađorđe", Novi Sad

att: 4,500-6,000 (who knows?)

The story of the stadium "Karadjordje" starts back in the 1924th. The newly built stadium near the former power station, was officially opened on 28th June 1924th and named "Karadjordje". 1931st is covered grandstand and expanded capacity and could accommodate 500 spectators, and the entire playground is fenced. Later, the house is built on the south side of the stadium in which today are dressing rooms. 1967th reflectors were purchased. Partial reconstruction of this facility have been made on several occasions in 1991, 2004 and 2009. Today's capacity includes 12,303 stadium seats. (http://www.fkvojvodina.rs/)

Vojvodina is much better started the game and at the very start of the game show that will be aggressive and attacking, to try to win all three points. But today they had a worthy opponent, Sloboda is surprised and deservedly took the point. Rarely seen a good match for the super-league, also and frenetically cheering domestic supporters. The admission was free with a a free ticket, so plenty of spectators gathered. How many? Nowhere you can find the correct information...

Serbia u-17 2-3 Denmark u-17

3.5.2011.
UEFA u-17 Championship
"Karadjordje", Novi Sad, Serbia
att: 4.000

U-17 national team of Serbia, was defeated at the start of the European Championships in Group A. The result was 2:3 for Denmark. Of course, I was present there. Exciting and eventful duel, garnished with five goals, could not be imagine after a half hour of "dead" rhythm. The match was played at the beautiful stadium Karadjordje, on which plays FK Vojvodina. The club was founded in 1914 and is one of the oldest in Serbia. Ten years later, in 1924, the club has made the stadium Karadjordje. In 2006, the club reconstructed stadium, along with sports center in Veternik, when it was set a new modern scoreboard. Today's stadium's capacity is 15.204 seats.

Ticket

Outside look of Karadjordje

Walls of the eastern stand

Entrance to the east stands, sector for the away fans

West stand

On the east stand

This is the entrance on the west stand

West stand

View of the stadium

East stand

South stand with changing rooms

Part of the southern stand, which has no seats

North stand

In Serbia?! Very nice

Lining up before anthems

Where is the ball?

Final score

FK Vojvodina

The home of FK Vojvodina is the "Karadjordje" stadium in Novi Sad, Serbia. Novi Sad is Serbia's second largest city with a population not far short of 400,000. The multi-use stadium have a capacity of 15.204 seats, and was opened 1924 and rebuilt 2009. The ground was retitled the Gradski (city) stadium in 1945 before reverting to its original styling in 2007. Vojvodina won the old Yugoslav league twice, in 1965/66 and in 1988/89. The club plays in Serbian Jelen Super liga.

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