Mogila

Dimče Sarvanov, a revolutionary from the village of Mogila, gave his name to the ground where the local footballers play. Some 1,000 people fit into the Dimče Sarvanov Stadium.

The club was founded in 2009 and answers to Mogilcheto, "Little Mogila". Its colours are black at home and blue away. It has grown up in the lower divisions, and it began in the Fourth League, in the Bitola group. From there it moved up to the Third League.

The Macedonian Cup has given Mogila its few moments on a bigger stage. In 2013 the team lost a cup tie 2–3. The furthest it has gone came in 2017–18, when it reached the last 32. Sileks won 0–6. The club has no trophies, and that tie remains its high-water mark.

The neighbours it meets are Napredok, Karaorman and Kravari, sides from nearby communities of similar size. The matches are regional fixtures rather than feuds, and the crowds are village crowds.

Mogila now plays in the Third League, Region 5 (Southwest).