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DateRHome v Away-
10/15 16:00 12 [4] FK Macva Sabac v FK Dubocica [10] 0-1
10/15 13:00 12 [2] Smederevo v OFK Beograd [1] 1-2
10/14 13:00 12 [4] FK Indjija v FK Kolubara [5] 0-2
10/14 13:00 12 [12] Sloboda Uzice v FK Radnicki Novi Belgrad [11] 3-1
10/09 13:00 11 [13] FK Graficar Beograd v Smederevo [3] 1-2
10/09 13:00 11 [15] RFK Novi Sad 1921 v FK Mladost Novi Sad [16] 3-1
10/08 16:00 11 [10] FK Dubocica v OFK Vrsac [9] 1-0
10/08 13:00 11 [1] OFK Beograd v Radnicki Sremska Mitrovica [8] 1-0
10/08 13:00 11 [5] FK Tekstilac Odzaci v FK Kolubara [7] 0-1
10/08 13:00 11 [11] FK Radnicki Novi Belgrad v FK Macva Sabac [4] 1-1
10/07 16:00 11 [14] FK Metalac GM v FK Indjija [5] 0-2
10/07 13:00 11 [9] Jedinstvo UB v Sloboda Uzice [12] 1-0
10/02 17:00 10 [8] FK Kolubara v OFK Beograd [1] 1-1
10/02 13:00 10 [16] FK Mladost Novi Sad v FK Dubocica [10] 1-1
10/01 17:00 10 [13] Sloboda Uzice v FK Metalac GM [14] 0-0
10/01 13:00 10 [7] FK Indjija v FK Tekstilac Odzaci [3] 1-0
10/01 13:00 10 [9] Radnicki Sremska Mitrovica v FK Graficar Beograd [11] 2-1
10/01 13:00 10 [5] OFK Vrsac v FK Radnicki Novi Belgrad [13] 0-1
10/01 13:00 10 [4] Smederevo v RFK Novi Sad 1921 [15] 1-0
09/30 17:00 10 [4] FK Macva Sabac v Jedinstvo UB [8] 1-0
09/28 13:00 9 FK Graficar Beograd v FK Kolubara Cancelled
09/27 15:00 9 FK Metalac GM v FK Macva Sabac Postponed
09/27 15:00 9 FK Dubocica v Smederevo Cancelled
09/27 13:00 9 OFK Beograd v FK Tekstilac Odzaci Postponed
09/27 13:00 9 Jedinstvo UB v OFK Vrsac Postponed
09/27 13:00 9 RFK Novi Sad 1921 v Radnicki Sremska Mitrovica Postponed
09/27 13:00 9 FK Radnicki Novi Belgrad v FK Mladost Novi Sad Postponed
09/26 17:00 9 [12] Sloboda Uzice v FK Indjija [7] Postponed
09/23 14:00 8 [7] OFK Vrsac v FK Metalac GM [14] 1-0
09/23 14:00 8 [16] FK Mladost Novi Sad v Jedinstvo UB [12] 3-4
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Wikipedia - Serbian First League

The Serbian First League (Serbian: Прва лига Србије / Prva liga Srbije), referred to as the Mozzart Bet First League for sponsorship reasons, is the second tier in professional Serbia's football league. The league was formed in 2005, following a reshuffle of the second tier Serbo-Montenegrin divisions. It is operated by the Football Association of Serbia.

History

The Serbian First League is the successor of the Yugoslav Second League. With the break-up of SFR Yugoslavia in 1992, the clubs from the newly independent states of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia and Slovenia joined to their own newly formed leagues, while Serbia and Montenegro remained united and renamed into FR Yugoslavia with the clubs from both republics kept competing in the league. In 2003, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was renamed to Serbia and Montenegro and the football league followed suit. Finally, after Montenegrin independence in 2006, the Montenegrin clubs withdrew and formed their own league.

Serbia and Montenegro second tier

In 2005, a reshuffle of the second tier of the Serbo-Montenegrin football league system saw two parallel leagues set up, for each republic.

Season Champions Runners-up Third place
2005–06 Bežanija Mladost Apatin Čukarički

Serbian First League

After Montenegro's independence, the Serbian First League kept the name and single league format readopted in 2005.

Season Champions Runners up Third place Top scorer(s) Goals
2006–07 Mladost Lučani (3) Čukarički Napredak Kruševac Filip Đorđević (Rad) 16
2007–08 Javor Ivanjica (2) Jagodina BSK Borča Igor Pavlović (Jagodina) 17
2008–09 BSK Borča Smederevo Mladi Radnik Marko Pavićević (Sevojno) 15
2009–10 Inđija Sevojno Kolubara Borivoje Filipović (Inđija) 12
2010–11 BASK Radnički Kragujevac Novi Pazar Darko Spalević (Radnički Kragujevac) 13
2011–12 Radnički Niš (3) Donji Srem Mladost Lučani Ivan Pejčić (Radnički Niš) 13
2012–13 Napredak Kruševac (7) Čukarički Voždovac Milanko Rašković (Borac Čačak) 19
2013–14 Mladost Lučani (4) Borac Čačak Metalac Gornji Milanovac Predrag Živadinović (Mladost Lučani) 15
2014–15 Radnik Surdulica Javor Ivanjica Metalac Gornji Milanovac Stefan Dražić (Javor) 13
2015–16 Napredak Kruševac (8) OFK Bačka ČSK Čelarevo Nenad Lukić (Bežanija) 14
2016–17 Mačva Šabac Zemun Sloboda Užice Uroš Đerić (Sloboda Užice) 19
2017–18 Proleter Novi Sad Dinamo Vranje Metalac Gornji Milanovac Zakaria Suraka (Dinamo Vranje) 17
2018–19 TSC Javor Ivanjica Inđija Ivan Marković (Javor Ivanjica) 29
2019–20 Zlatibor Grafičar OFK Bačka Aleksandar Katanić (Metalac Gornji Milanovac) 19
2020–21 Radnički Kragujevac Kolubara Kabel Dragiša Komarčević (Loznica) 14
2021–22 Mladost Novi Sad Javor Ivanjica Železničar Pančevo Milan Vidakov (Mladost Novi Sad) 18
2022–23 IMT Železničar Pančevo Grafičar Krsta Đorđević (Radnički SM)
Miloš Luković (IMT) 		15
2023–24 OFK Beograd Jedinstvo Inđija Dejan Georgijević (OFK Beograd) 17
The Serbia Prva Liga, officially known as the Serbian First League, is the second tier of professional football in Serbia. Established in 2006, it serves as a crucial platform for clubs aspiring to ascend to the top tier, the Serbian SuperLiga. The tournament features a competitive format where teams from across the country compete for promotion, making it an exciting and dynamic league.

The Prva Liga typically consists of 16 teams that play a round-robin schedule, with each team facing every other team twice—once at home and once away. The season usually runs from August to May, culminating in a thrilling finale as teams vie for the coveted promotion spots. The top teams at the end of the season earn the opportunity to move up to the SuperLiga, while the bottom teams face relegation to lower divisions.

The league is known for its passionate fan base, with clubs representing various cities and regions, each bringing their unique culture and history to the competition. Matches are often characterized by intense rivalries, showcasing the rich football heritage of Serbia.

In addition to the promotion battle, the Serbia Prva Liga also plays a vital role in developing young talent, as many clubs focus on nurturing homegrown players. This commitment to youth development has led to a steady stream of skilled athletes making their way to the national team and top European leagues.

Overall, the Serbia Prva Liga is not just a tournament; it is a celebration of football that embodies the spirit and passion of Serbian sports culture, making it a must-watch for fans and a vital part of the country's footballing landscape.