Groundhopping Serbia: Kragujevac

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Jagodina.

FK Jagodina 2-1 FK Radnički (Kragujevac)

29.11.2014.

Jelen Super liga - I

Gradski stadion, Jagodina

att: 350

Jagodina is located in the central part of the Morava River district, only 136 km south of Belgrade and 130 km north of Niš. This is a city with a long football tradition, and the first football club called FK Zora was founded back in 1919. Today's football club Jagodina, finally under that name was formed in 1962 by merging three clubs: FK Morava, FK Partizan and OFK Kablovi.
For decades, the club played in the lower ranks of competition with occasional placements in the second rank. The final step was taken in the 2007/08 season when the club qualified for the Serbian Super liga. In the 2011/12 season he won the best placement in history, 4th place at the end of the championship and first placement in the European cups. His first and only trophy, Serbian Cup, football club Jagodina wins in the 2012/13 season.
Capacity of original stadium, built in 1958, was 20,000 spectators. Currently Jagodina plays on modern floodlights stadium with 10,000 capacity.

This weekend has started here in Jagodina, and continued in Čačak and Novi Pazar.

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.