Jedinstvo

Two Cup wins bookend Jedinstvo's list of honours before the war and after it. The Cup of the Republic of Montenegro came four times — 1962, 1982, 1987 and 1993 — and the club has also taken the third-tier Republic League three times through the 1970s.

The club took shape in Bijelo Polje in 1922, and for a short stretch after the Second World War, in 1949 and 1950, it played under the name Bratstvo before reverting to Jedinstvo. When Montenegro became independent in 2006, the club joined the new First League. Home matches are played at the Gradski stadion, a 4,000-capacity ground with two stands.

Rivalries here are drawn close to home. Tekstilac, from the same town, was long the derby opponent, while the fixture against Rudar Pljevlja carries the name sjeverno derbi, the Northern derby, played out on a regional rather than a local scale. Further down the table, matches against clubs like Kotor or Bar are known locally as derbi začelja — derbies of the bottom of the table.

Uganda international Evgeny Ssepuya passed through the squad. The club has no official website; what little is published online runs through the Football Association of Montenegro and aggregator sites.