FK Rad - FK Zemun 2:2
17.02.2019.
Superliga - I
Stadion Kralj Petar I, Beograd
att ~ 800
Showing posts with label Zemun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zemun. Show all posts
Teleoptik
FK Teleoptik 1-3 FK Napredak
SC Partizan-Teleoptik, Zemun
att: 600
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| Admission is 100 Rsd (1€) |
The Sports Centre “Partizan-Teleoptik”, also known as “Zemunelo”, is
situated on the surface of almost 10 hectares, in the west part of Zemun. At present, it`s a training and preparatory base of all Partizan
selections, through the 2nd division team of Teleoptik, which is practically Partizan b-team. Sports Centre currently contains several grass and all-weather pitches.
It's nice, but when you pass through the gates of the stadium on the left side is the only mounting stand, and during the match is not allowed to leave! It is not allowed to approach the fence and certainly come to the other side of the pitch. Security just doing their job, so they say. For me this is nonsense. That is why I only have a couple of pictures.
At the pitch Napredak footballers once again confirmed the role of the first favorite for placement in a superleague. With goals in the finish of the match only consolidate their position at the table.
Zemun
FK Zemun is football club located in Zemun, one of the municipalities which constitute the City of Belgrade. The city has several stadiums, including those of the FK Zemun and Milutinac.
FK Zemun is founded in 1946 under the name of FK Maksim Divnić. Quickly changing its name to FK Sremac and then several more times in its history, FK Jedinstvo and FK Galenika until January 1985, when the club changed its name into the one that still carries nowadays, FK Zemun. The greatest successes of the club are the fourth position in the first rank of competition in the early nineties and the cup final in 2008. That year FK Zemun had one of the most memorable seasons in recent history, at the same time when they found its way to the cup final they was relegated from second league to third! The club currently plays in Srpska liga "Beograd", which is the third tier of Serbian football. They play their home matches at the city stadium. The stadium is opened in 1962. Current capacity is 9600 seats, all seated. Nice facility but it is clear that lack of money and investing affect its appearance more and more.
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