Orom

FK Šampion 4-0 FK Hajduk Podlokanj

21.10.2012.
Potiska liga - VI
Igralište u Oromu, Orom

att: 22

Orom is a village in Serbia, in the municipality of Kanjiža. In this village, with around 1,500 inhabitants, football club was founded in 1973, under the name FK Orom. The club is almost always played in the lowest level of competition while the biggest success is playing in the upper range already in 1974 and so it was until the early nineties. After a successful season in 1991, the club was disbanded. Nearly a decade after the break, in 2002 is founded new club, FK Šampion (eng. Champion). But at that time, they have faced with a lot of problems. Poor infrastructure and conditions are disperse all players, so that the solution is found in merging with the club from the neighboring village Totovo Selo. Thus was created the football club Šampion-Olimpia which existed up last season. Today, they're once again two clubs. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chonoplja

FK Sloga Čonoplja 2-2 FK Radnički Ratkovo

13.10.2012.
PFL Sombor - V
SC Čonoplja, Čonoplja

att: 38

Čonoplja is the old village located 11 km northeast from Sombor. Football are played here already in the twenties of the last century. The beginning of football is related to the year 1924 when appeared club under the name ČSK, although there are no precise data on its origin. After World War II, in July 1945 is founded football club Sloga. It is interesting that one can find a club logo with different years of establishment, 1924 and 1945. This club has achieved the greatest success in 2003 and qualified for the Vojvodina League, fourth rank of competition. But most often the club competes in regional and municipal leagues of Sombor.

Today's match was the fifth league match. Admission was 100 Rsd (1€) and that was quite a surprise for us. I can not recall that anyone in this rank of competition asked money for entrance, but in any case, for me it was great, another ticket in the collection. Sports Center has a football pitch and a concrete handball court, in addition there is also a "kafana"(café), but everything is old and dilapidated. As for the players themselves can see that they are not physically ready but neither with football knowledge are not the best, at least not all.

  

Spartak, pride of the city

FK Spartak 3-0 FK Crvena Zvezda

07.10.2012.
Jelen Superliga - I
Gradski stadion, Subotica

att: 7,500

"Why some support  their own local club? When your club has never been first, when your club will probably never be first, why somebody going consistently to matches of its city club, who had been played by the years in lower leagues. Why? It is a question that is decades old. Because I love my  neighborhood  where I was born and where I grew up. Because I do not have another town. Because I love my neighborhood where I met my buddies, made ​​friends for the lifetime and I do not have other end. Because I love my street where I made my first steps, the street where I am every day, it is small and nondescript but it's mine! Because I looked the first game at the stadium of Spartak. The stadium is old and dilapidated, no floodlights, no scoreboard but it is my stadium and I do not have second stadium. Because the first jersey that I saw was a blue white. Perhaps for the others that color jersey is ugly and irrelevant but these are my colors and for the other colors I do not know. And my love and attitude I will extend to my children, if you do that, all you who are reading this, in front of our club and the city is beautiful future."

Blue Marines, Subotica

Rad

FK Rad 1-0 FK Jagodina

30.09.2012.
Jelen Superliga - I
Stadion Kralj Petar I (Stadion na Banjici), Beograd

att: 800

"Stadion Kralj Petar I"  is the home ground of Rad Belgrade, commonly known as "Stadion na Banjici" because is located on Banjica and it was built in 1977, although its stand is an old King’s tribune since the time of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, which was used as a lodge during parades and other public celebrations. There is only one, West Stand, which consists of two levels. One part of the upper level is aimed for the most faithful fans of his club, for a group called "United force". Unfortunately I could not takes photos of them from the lower stands. They are specific and recognizable, devoted until the end.
The football club Rad was founded in 1958. This is a club which started from the lowest rank of competition, which was supported by only one construction company, a club that was never relegated from a league that it entered. This days the club has survived thanks to private capital and is otherwise known as the home for the development of talented young players.
In a todays match, in a duel of teams who occupy the top position in the table the winner is decided in the 80th minute. After a pass from the right side the guest goalkeeper's  intervened bad, and then ball came to Predrag Luka, who's volley from the heart of the penalty area, shook the network from guests.

Lion

FK Hajduk Beograd 4-0 FK Radnički Obrenovac
30.09.2012.
Srpska liga "Beograd" - III
Stadion Hajduka na Lionu, Beograd
att:135

FK Hajduk Belgrade is a football club, which is located in the municipality of Zvezdara (Lion), currently competing in the Serbian League Belgrade, which is the third ranking competitions in Serbian football. The club is founded in 1937. The club has twice appeared in the highest rank of competition, in Super League, but both times was immediately dropped and once played an Cup quarterfinals.

The stadium is squeezed between two buildings and in one is located a restaurant, which has a terrace right next to ground so for example you can eat and watch football like you're on some modern stadium.

Admission was 200 Rsd for the east stand and 300 Rsd for the western part which represents hamstrings. At very sweltering weather hundred people gathered and saw a good fight on the pitch. Talk about what is the capacity of this kind stadium is impossible. 

 

 

 

 

 

Obilić

FK Obilić 7-0 FK Zuce

30.09.2012.

Treća Beogradska liga, grupa A - VII

  Stadion FK Obilić, Beograd

att: 75

Stadium FK Obilić is located in Vračar municipality in Belgrade. This stadium is the home ground of FK Obilić, club which is founded in 1924. The stadium has a seating capacity for 4,508 people. Despite its long history, Obilić's most notable period occurred during 1990s when it was operated by controversial owners. The club won the national league in the 1998, which allowed it to compete in Champions league qualifying.

After that, they played a few more seasons in the top rank of competition and fell to the status of mediocre and went down to seventh league, where are competing today.

"Vitezovi sa Vračara"(the knights of the Vračar)

Teleoptik

FK Teleoptik 1-3 FK Napredak

29.09.2012.

Prva liga Srbija - II

  SC Partizan-Teleoptik, Zemun

att: 600

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.