Agram Women

Before Agram had a trophy worth defending, they had Dinamo Zagreb across town. That rivalry reached its sharpest point on 27 May 2026, when Agram beat Dinamo 2–0 in the final of the Croatian Cup — the club's first Cup win.

Agram spent most of their history chasing that kind of result rather than collecting it. A runner-up finish in the 1. HNLŽ in 2017 and a lost Cup final to Dinamo in 2018 marked them as the team that came close. The 2024–25 season broke that pattern: Agram won the Croatian First Division for the first time since Željko Kurevija founded the club in Zagreb in 2000. The Cup followed a year later, giving Agramerke, as they're known locally, both domestic titles inside two seasons after two decades without either.

Individual scoring runs have carried spells of that history — Melani Mihić topped the league's scoring charts twice, in 2017–18 and again in 2019–20, either side of a title near-miss and a Cup final defeat. The academy has done its own quiet work alongside the first team, producing back-to-back under-17 championships and a call-up to the Croatia national side for graduate Monika Conjar.

Home games are played at Stadion NŠC Stjepan Spajić, a 5,000-capacity ground in Zagreb. Under manager Tomislav Belko Hunjak, Agram now go into each season defending both the league and Cup double against Dinamo and the rest of the 1. HNLŽ.