Kamjani

Kamjani has never needed a bitter rival to know who it is — the club has spent most of its life pulling against the table itself, grinding through the lower reaches of Macedonian football from a stadium that seats fewer than 900 people. What there is instead is a name that would not sit still.

Founded in 1978, the club started out as Vlazrimi, then took the village's own name, Kamenjane, before a spell as Sharplaninec. It settled, eventually, on Kamjan — the identity it still plays under, on a pitch its supporters simply call Stadion Kamjani. None of those years produced a national title or a cup run worth retelling; Kamjani has stayed a lower-division side for the whole of its history, green and white shirts on a ground too small to host anything grander.

That changed, in its modest way, at the end of the 2025/26 season, when the club won the Third League's western zone and earned a place it had not held before.

The club has not moved, merged, or changed hands in that time. It is still Kamenjane's team, on Kamenjane's ground, carrying the name it settled on after three tries.