Kf Lepenci

Fikshat, an ultras group formed in 1999, is associated with the team. The rivalries that matter here are local and largely undocumented outside them — the kind of derby that means something on a Sunday afternoon in Kaçanik and nothing on Transfermarkt, which is itself a fair description of where this club sits in Kosovan football.

Lepenci's one credential season came in 2011–12, when they held a place in the Liga e Parë, the top tier of the country's football. It did not last, and the club has settled since into the Liga e Dytë, the third division, where results draw no headlines beyond Kaçanik. No trophy or title from any period of the club's history survives in the record.

Home games are played at the Besnik Begunca stadium, known locally as Stadiumi Kaçanik, though no reliable source records how many the ground actually holds. The team plays in red and black, the colours of the Albanian flag, a choice shared by clubs across Kosovo's ethnic Albanian towns rather than anything unique to Kaçanik.

The club's own web presence has not kept pace with its history: the website listed for KF Lepenci redirects elsewhere, and no Facebook or Instagram page carries the badge. What is settled is the starting point — KF Lepenci was founded in 1945, in a Kaçanik that has followed the club through every division since, win or lose.