Jedinstvo Bihać

The 1999–2000 season ended with Jedinstvo on top of the First League of Bosnia and Herzegovina's first round. A second title followed in 2004–05, in the First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Between those two came the season that still frames the club. In 2003–04 Jedinstvo led the table early and finished bottom, relegated.

The European run arrived first. In the 1999 UEFA Intertoto Cup the club drew the Faroese side GÍ Gøtu, won 3-0 at home, lost the return 0-1 and went through 3-1 on aggregate. The second round brought Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț of Romania — 1-2, then 1-3, out 5-2. Two rounds, four matches, one aggregate win.

Home is Pod Borićima Stadion in Bihać, 7,500 capacity, red and white. The club plays under the nickname Crveno Bijeli, taken from those colours.

The founding date is less settled than the honours. A football club existed in Bihać around 1919 or 1920, but it went unregistered with the football association over an unpaid membership fee, and 1937 is the year the association's books first record Jedinstvo.

Since relegation from the top flight the club has worked in the Federation's First League, where it finished second in 2013–14. The cup has offered the occasional day out rather than a trophy: in 2023–24 Jedinstvo reached the quarter-finals and drew HSK Zrinjski.