Loznica

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The name on the badge today is younger than the club itself. What plays as FK Loznica traces back to 1919 and a side called Gučevo, which soon took the name LSK — Loznički Sportski Klub. It changed identity again under occupation, playing as FK Trgovački during the Second World War, then as FK Jadar once the war ended, before settling on Loznica.

Promotion has been the club's recurring story rather than any run in a cup. Loznica has never lifted a national trophy and never finished among the leaders in Serbia's or Yugoslavia's top flight, but it has climbed through the lower zones three times: winning the Dunav Zone in 2007/08, the Drina Zone in 2012/13, and the Serbian League West in 2014/15. There was a brief spell in Yugoslavia's top division in the mid-1990s, without any high finish to show for it, and a quarter-final in the Serbian Cup in 2021/22 stands as the club's best cup run. For 2025/26 the team returned to the First League of Serbia by administrative decision, after finishing third in the Serbian League West the previous season.

Green and white on the shirts have earned the players their nickname, the Green-Whites.