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FK Spartak Zdrepceva KRV

Club · Serbia · Super Liga

«Spartanci»

282 Matches
86 wins
69 draws
127 losses
321–413 Goals
−92 Difference
1.1 Scored per game
Form D 29 Aug · Away Jedinstvo Ub · 1:1 W 5 Sep · Home OFK Vršac · 2:0 W 11 Sep · Home Napredak · 1:0 L 16 Sep · Away Semendrija 1924 · 1:2 L 21 Sep · Home FK Vozdovac · 0:2 L 28 Sep · Away Loznica · 0:2

Subotica sits at the northern edge of Serbia, in Vojvodina.

The club traces to 21 April 1945, built on the remains of ŽAK Subotica, a side that had existed since 1921. It won the Vojvodina group of the Serbian Republic League in its first season, 1945–46, taking the second division four times — 1952, 1971–72, 1985–86 and 1987–88.

Home games are played at Gradski stadion Subotica, known locally as Spale, in front of a capacity of 13,000. The colours are red and white, though the nickname that has stuck alongside Spartanci is Plavi golubovi — the blue pigeons.

The clearest mark the club has left on Serbian football is a name that passed through it early: Nemanja Vidić started his career at Spartak in 2000–01 before a path that led to the captaincy of Manchester United. Savo Pavićević, formerly a Montenegro international defender, took over as head coach in 2026.

Twice Spartak reached the final of the Yugoslav Cup, in 1961–62 and again in 1993–94.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
28 Sep Prva Liga Loznica A 0:2 L
21 Sep Prva Liga FK Vozdovac H 0:2 L
16 Sep Prva Liga Semendrija 1924 A 1:2 L
11 Sep Prva Liga Napredak H 1:0 W
5 Sep Prva Liga OFK Vršac H 2:0 W
29 Aug Prva Liga Jedinstvo Ub A 1:1 D

Standing

Prva Liga
# Team M W D L Goals Pts
5 Javor 11 5 5 1 26:13 20
6 Metalac GM 11 5 2 4 16:12 17
7 FK Spartak Zdrepceva KRV 11 4 3 4 18:17 15
8 FK Vozdovac 11 4 3 4 11:10 15
9 Loznica 11 3 6 2 16:16 15
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Team statistics

matches counted in total: 282
282 Matches
86 wins
69 draws
127 losses
321–413 Goals
−92 Difference
1.1 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 282
86wins: 86 · 30% 69draws: 69 · 24% 127losses: 127 · 45%
wins draws losses
Scored and conceded last matches
29 Aug · Away Jedinstvo Ub · 1:1
5 Sep · Home OFK Vršac · 2:0
11 Sep · Home Napredak · 1:0
16 Sep · Away Semendrija 1924 · 1:2
21 Sep · Home FK Vozdovac · 0:2
28 Sep · Away Loznica · 0:2
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 282 144 138
Scored 321 187 134
Conceded 413 209 204
Scored per game 1.1 1.3 1.0
Conceded per game 1.5 1.5 1.5
Difference −92 −22 −70

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of FK Spartak Zdrepceva KRV

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
10 Ezequiel Forward 8
2 Boris Sekulić Defender 8
20 Kwaku Bonsu Osei Forward 8
50 Nikola Tašić Midfielder 8
49 Nemanja Krsmanović Defender 8
23 ME D. Minic Goalkeeper 18 8
28 Yohan Bilingi Defender 7
15 RS Luka Subotić Defender 23 7
5 Muhamed Bešić Midfielder 7
27 Leonardo Antonio Midfielder 7
6 Francis Ebuka Nwokobia Midfielder 6
7 Filip Holender Midfielder 6
17 RS A. Trajkovic Midfielder 19 5
33 RS Nikola Kuveljić Midfielder 29 5
12 Nikola Grujić Goalkeeper 5
29 Daniel Friday Forward 5
99 Brian Ramírez Midfielder 5
16 Daniel Kolaric Midfielder 5
22 Uroš Čejić Forward 5
70 Stefan Tomović Midfielder 5
9 Lincoln Forward 4
25 Kudu Shamu Abdul Defender 4
22 Uroš Čejic Midfielder 3
70 S. Tomović Midfielder 3
98 BR Enzo Midfielder 18 3
16 D. Koljarić Defender 2
77 Stefan Jovanović Midfielder 2
35 Nenad Miranović Midfielder 2
25 Kudu Shama Abdul Defender 2
19 Nemanja Milunović Defender 2
13 Wanderson de Jesus Martins Defender 2
90 Dario Pavković Forward 2
1 Aleksandar Vulić Goalkeeper 2
24 Strahinja Vasiljević Midfielder 1

Fixtures of FK Spartak Zdrepceva KRV

Honours of FK Spartak Zdrepceva KRV

  • Second League of Yugoslavia 1952, 1972, 1986, 1988 4
  • League of the People's Republic of Serbia 1946 1
  • Yugoslav Cup 1962, 1994 2