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Montenegrin Third League

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Football league
Montenegrin Third League
Founded2006
Country Montenegro
ConfederationUEFA
Number of clubs28
(2025–26, 3 regional leagues)
Level on pyramid3
Promotion toMontenegrin Second League
Domestic cup(s)Montenegrin Regional Cups,Montenegrin Cup
Current championsBerane,Internacional,Sloga Stari Bar
Most championshipsPljevlja,Cetinje,Ibar (4 titles)
WebsiteCentreNorthSouth
Current:2025–26 Montenegrin Third League

TheMontenegrin Third League (Montenegrin: Treća crnogorska liga / Трећа црногорска лига) is the third and lowest-tierfootball league inMontenegro. It is headed by the regional unions of the Football Association of Montenegro (Union of the clubs - North,[1] Union of the clubs - Center,[2] Union of the clubs - South[3]), under theFootball Association of Montenegro. In the 2025–26 season, 28 teams participated, divided into three regions. The top team from each region qualifies for the playoff from which the top team qualify for theMontenegrin Second League.

Current season

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For the 2023–24 season, Third league is divided in three geographical regions. Nine teams compete in the North, fourteen in the Center, and eight in the South.

North

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Third league - North 2020–21

The Third League - North is organised by Union of the clubs - North (covering municipalities ofPljevlja,Bijelo Polje,Berane,Rožaje,Plav,Petnjica,Gusinje,Mojkovac,Andrijevica,Žabljak,Šavnik andPlužine). For the 2023–24 season, there are nine teams competing in the North Region.

TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
BoracBijelo PoljeGradski4,000
BrskovoMojkovacGradski2,000
GusinjeGusinjeGradski1,500
IbarRožajeBandžovo brdo3,000
KomoviAndrijevicaPrljanije300
OFK GusinjeGusinjeGradski1,500
PetnjicaPetnjicaGusare1,000
PljevljaPljevljaPod Golubinjom5,140
PolimljeMurinoGradski300

Center

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Third league - Center 2023–24

The Third League - Center is organised by Union of the clubs - Center (Montenegrin:Udruženje klubova - Centar - FSCG).[4] The Central region includes the municipalities ofPodgorica (capital city),Nikšić,Danilovgrad,Šavnik,Plužine,Kolašin andTuzi.

There are 14 clubs competing in Montenegrin Third League - Center for the 2023–24 season.

TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AdriaPodgoricaStari ribnjak1,500
Crvena StijenaPodgoricaTološi1,000
ČelikNikšićStadion Željezare2,000
DrezgaPiperiStadion Drezge100
Fans UnitedPodgoricaDG Arena4,300
KariokePodgoricaKamp FSCG1,050
IlarionGolubovciIlarion Field100
OFK TitogradLjajkovićiKamp FSCG1,050
OlympicoGolubovciTrešnjica4,000
Polet StarsNikšićSutjeska pitch500
RibnicaPodgoricaKamp FSCG1,050
ZabjeloPodgoricaStadion Zabjela750
ZetaGolubovciTrešnjica4,000
ZoraSpužSpuž City Stadium1,700

South

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Third league - South 2020–21

The Third League - South is organised by Union of the clubs - South (Montenegrin:Udruženje klubova - Jug - FSCG). The municipalities within Southern region include:Cetinje,Kotor,Herceg Novi,Tivat,Budva,Bar andUlcinj.

For the 2023–24 season, there are seven teams competing in the South region.

TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AkademijaUlcinjVelika Plaža2,000
BudvaBudvaLugovi2,500
CetinjeCetinjeObilića poljana2,000
BalkanBarSRC Topolica2,500 *
OrjenZelenikaOpačica650
Sloga BarBarTopolica2,500
Sloga RadovićiRadovićiRadovići300
  • FK Balkan Bar replacedFK Partizan Bar (formerly Hajduk Bar) which withdrew prior to the start of the competition.[5]

History

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Main article:Montenegrin clubs in Yugoslav football competitions (1946-2006)

Regional leagues as a lowest-tier competition in Montenegro, were founded in 1968. The format and system of competition has not changed. From 1968 to 2006, it was the fourth or fifth level of competition inSFR Yugoslavia,FR Yugoslavia andSerbia and Montenegro. Following Montenegrin independence (2006), regional leagues became the third tier in the organisation of domestic football competitions.
From 1968 until now, the league is divided on three regions -North (clubs from territories ofBerane,Bijelo Polje,Gusinje,Mojkovac,Petnjica,Plav,Pljevlja,Rožaje andŽabljak)Center (Podgorica withGolubovci andTuzi,Danilovgrad,Kolašin,Nikšić,Plužine andŠavnik) andSouth (Bar,Budva,Cetinje,Herceg Novi,Kotor,Tivat andUlcinj).
At period 1961–2006, winners of three regional leagues were promoted to Montenegrin Republic League (3rd tier) or played Montenegrin football playoffs.

Champions (2006-)

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See also:Montenegrin Regional Cups

After independence of Montenegro, regional leagues, with the same format and divisions, became Third League, and also a lowest tier of competition.
At the end of season, champions of each region qualifies for the playoff. Every season, two top teams from playoff are qualified for the Second League.
Below is the list of Montenegrin Third League champions.

Key

Promoted to2.CFL via playoffs
SeasonNorthCenterSouth
2006–07TekstilacIskraOtrant
2007–08PolimljeRibnicaMornar
2008–09GusinjeZoraOFK Bar
2009–10PljevljaIskraCetinje
2010–11PetnjicaBlue StarIgalo
2011–12PljevljaZoraArsenal
2012–13PljevljaKomCetinje
2013–14RadničkiIskraFederal
2014–15BrskovoGrafičarSloga Radovići
2015–16PolimljeČelikOtrant
2016–17PljevljaPodgoricaArsenal
2017–18BrskovoBratstvoArsenal
2018–19IbarDrezgaCetinje
2019–20BeraneMladost DGIgalo
2020–21PetnjicaMladost DGCetinje
2021–22IbarNikšićOtrant
2022–23IbarInternacionalLovćen
2023–24IbarZetaBudva
2024–25BeraneInternacionalSloga Stari Bar

Full list of champions of regional leagues before 2006, is available on the pageMontenegrin clubs in Yugoslav football competitions (1946-2006).

Complete team list

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From 2006, 60 different teams played in Montenegrin Third League. This is the complete list of the clubs that took part in 17 seasons played from 2006–07 to 2022-23, ranked by champion titles won in the Third League.

ClubTownRegionSsnFirstLast1st2nd3rd
PljevljaPljevljaNorth172006–072022–23462
CetinjeCetinjeSouth122006–072023–24421
IbarRožajeNorth42018–192023–24400
ArsenalTivatSouth62009–102017–18330
OtrantUlcinjSouth62006–072021–22310
IskraDanilovgradCenter52006–072013–14301
BrskovoMojkovacNorth172006–072023–24253
ZoraSpužCenter102007–082023–24221
PolimljeMurinoNorth182006–072023–24213
PetnjicaPetnjicaNorth172006–072023–24223
IgaloIgaloSouth62006–072019–20203
Mladost DGPodgoricaCenter22019–202020–21200
DrezgaPiperiCenter142006–072023–24130
Blue StarPodgoricaCenter62006–072011–12121
SlogaRadovićiSouth152009–102023–24123
BarBarSouth32006–072008–09110
ČelikNikšićCenter52014–152023–24112
NikšićNikšićCenter42010–112021–22110
InternacionalPodgoricaCenter22021–222022–23110
RibnicaPodgoricaCenter162006–072023–24104
TekstilacBijelo PoljeNorth72006–072013–14102
GusinjeGusinjeNorth152008–092023–24101
GrafičarPodgoricaCenter92006–072014–15100
BratstvoCijevnaCenter52017–182021–22100
LovćenCetinjeSouth32020–212022–23100
PodgoricaPodgoricaCenter22015–162016–17100
RadničkiBeraneNorth22013–142017–18100
MornarBarSouth12007–082007–08100
KomPodgoricaCenter12012–132012–13100
BeraneBeraneNorth12019–202019–20100
FederalUlcinjSouth12013–142013–14100
ZetaGolubovciCenter12023–242023–24104
PartizanBarSouth132010–112022–23044
Crvena StijenaPodgoricaCenter142010–112023–24043
BoracBijelo PoljeNorth82016–172023–24042
PoletNikšićCenter102009–102022–23021
BudvaBudvaSouth42020–212023–24121
ObilićSutorinaSouth42012–132021–22021
OrjenZelenikaSouth82008–092023–24012
GorštakKolašinCenter132006–072018–19011
AkademijaUlcinjSouth22022–232023–24011
ZabjeloPodgoricaCenter82015–162023–24010
OFK TitogradPodgoricaCenter22022–232023–24010
KomoviAndrijevicaNorth182006–072023–24002
SlogaBarSouth182006–072023–24002
BijelaBijelaSouth32006–072008–09001
AdriaPodgoricaCenter52018–192022–23001
NapredakBeraneNorth122006–072018–19000
PrvijenacBijelo PoljeNorth82006–072013–14000
Fair PlayBijelo PoljeNorth62013–142018–19000
E-RomaBijelo PoljeNorth42009–102012–13000
TiteksPodgoricaCenter42007–082010–11000
KariokePodgoricaCenter72016–172023–24000
MogrenBudvaSouth22015–162016–17000
DurmitorŽabljakNorth22009–102010–11000
Gornja ZetaZetaCenter22009–102010–11000
IlarionZetaCenter52019–202023–24000
OlympicoGolubovciCenter52020–212023–24000
Sjeverna ZvijezdaBijelo PoljeNorth12015–162015–16000
SpužSpužCenter22020–212021–22000
OFK GusinjeGusinjeNorth22022–232023–24000
Fans UnitedPodgoricaCenter12023–242023–24000
BalkanBarSouth12023–242023–24000
  • Note: As of the end of 2023–24 season
League or status for 2022–23 season
2022–23 Montenegrin First League
2022–23 Montenegrin Second League
2022–23 Montenegrin Third League
No longer exists

Ssn = Number of seasons; First = First season in Third League; Last = Last season in Third League; 1st = finishing as a champion of region; 2nd = finishing as a runner-up; 3rd = finishing as a third-placed team

Final placement by season

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North

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Since its establishing, in Montenegrin Third League - North participated overall 18 different teams. Most successful participants areFK Pljevlja, who won four titles. Except that, FK Pljevlja made the biggest win in some Montenegrin official men football competition - on season 2012-13, they defeatedFK E-Roma26-1 (14-0).[6] During the same game, FK Pljevlja playerAlen Pajević scored seven goals, which was all-time record in Montenegrin Third League, until season 2022-23 when Aleksandar Krstović scored nine goals for Zora Spuž against Adria in 18–0 win.[7]
Among the other title winners in Third League - North areFK Ibar(3),FK Brskovo(2),FK Polimlje(2),FK Petnjica(2),FK Berane(1),FK Gusinje (1),FK Tekstilac (1) andFK Radnički(1).
Two teams,FK Komovi andFK Polimlje, participated in all the seasons of Third League - North.

Club070809101112131415161718192021222324
Berane-------------1----
Borac----------32422532
Brskovo736822231-21346254
Durmitor---76-------------
E-Roma---1010910-----------
Fair Play-------11889810-----
Gusinje--1-34497457885789
OFK Gusinje----------------76
Ibar------------1--111
Komovi665998744543657345
Napredak8586578857899-----
Petnjica54721-553365231867
Pljevlja3221-1122214574423
Polimlje214343976176763698
Prvijenac479575610----------
Radnički-------1---10------
Sjeverna Zvijezda---------6--------
Tekstilac1-348636----------

07 = season 2006/07

Center

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Overall 25 different clubs played in Montenegrin Third League - Central region since its establishing (2006–07). Most trophies wonFK Iskra with three titles. Except them, among the champions wereFK Zora(2),OFK Mladost DG(2)FK Kom(1),FK Ribnica(1),FK Podgorica(1),FK Grafičar(1),FK Bratstvo(1),FK Drezga(1),FK Internacional(1)' andFK Blue Star(1).
Owner of the biggest wins in the history of Montenegrin Third League - Center isFK Zeta, who defeatedFK Njegoš away with result0-27 (season 2024-25).[8] Player with most scored goals on one game isMiloš Krkotić (11 goals) who made a record on that game.[9]

Club070809101112131415161718192021222324
Adria------------3571012-
Blue Star422314------------
Bratstvo-----------177813--
Crvena Stijena----53522752463327
Čelik--------21--10---33
Drezga23452264--641--998
Fans United-----------------6
Gornja Zeta---78-------------
Gorštak5766974553259-----
Grafičar667878761---------
Ilarion-------------855105
Internacional---------------21-
Iskra1431---1----------
Karioke----------6-641081110
Kom------1-----------
Mladost DG-------------11---
Podgorica---------51-------
Nikšić----69--------21--
Olympico--------------12111312
Polet---910527----23667-
Ribnica31-44633-643891112811
Spuž--------------914--
Titeks-851011-------------
OFK Titograd----------------62
Zabjelo---------43-524444
Zeta-----------------1
Zora-51231--42-----759

07 = season 2006/07

South

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Since establishing, 17 different teams played in Montenegrin Third League - South region. Among them, most successes haveFK Cetinje with four titles andFK Arsenal with three. Except them, winners of competition were alsoFK Otrant(2),FK Igalo(2),FK Mornar(1),FK Lovćen(1)OFK Bar(1),OFK Federal(1) andFK Sloga Radovići(1).
Since 2006, biggest win in Montenegrin Third League - South madeFK Cetinje, who defeatedFK Bijela with score12-0 on season 2007-08.[10]
FK Sloga Bar is the only team which played every single season of Montenegrin Third League - South Region.

Club070809101112131415161718192021222324
Akademija----------------32
Arsenal---221---211------
Balkan-----------------7
Bar621---------------
Bijela546---------------
Budva--------------3221
Cetinje2521531-----141-86
Federal-------1----------
Partizan----4522232333654-
Igalo33431--------1----
Lovćen--------------841-
Mogren---------65-------
Mornar-1----------------
Obilić------2------253--
Orjen--3----43----62654
Otrant1----24--1----41--
Sloga Bar465566554534479863
Sloga R---434331442257775

07 = season 2006/07

Promotion playoffs

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Following the Montenegrin independence, from the season 2006/07, champions of three regional leagues are participating in the playoffs forMontenegrin Second League promotion. Until 2020, every team is played four matches, and at the end, best-placed are promoted to a higher rank. From 2020, every team is playing two games, and if there is no winner after 90 minutes, penalties are deciding about it. Two teams are gaining promotion to the Second League.
Playoffs are playing after the regular season, at the end of May and start of June every year.

Promotions by season

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Until now, most promotions toMontenegrin Second League through playoffs gainedFK Iskra(2),FK Arsenal(2),FK Otrant(2) andFK Igalo(2).

Promoted toMontenegrin Second League.
Season1st2nd3rdResults
2007FK OtrantFK TekstilacFK IskraOTR - TEK 2-1, 1-2; OTR - ISK 6-0, 2-0; TEK - ISK 2-0, 2-0
2008FK MornarFK RibnicaFK PolimljeMOR - RIB 1-0, 2-1; MOR - POL 3-2, 2-2; RIB - POL 2-2, 2-0
2009OFK BarFK GusinjeFK ZoraBAR - GUS 3-0, 3-3; BAR - ZOR 3-2, 4-1; GUS - ZOR 1-0, 2-2
2010FK PljevljaFK IskraFK CetinjePLJ - ISK 0-0, 0-0; PLJ - CET 0-0, 2-1; ISK - CET 1-1, 0-0
2011FK IgaloFK PetnjicaFK Blue StarIGA - PET 0-0, 1-1; IGA - BLU 3-0, 2-1; PET - BLU 1-0, 1-1
2012FK ArsenalFK ZoraFK PljevljaARS - PLJ 3-2, 3-0; ARS - ZOR 1-0, 0-2; ZOR - PLJ 3-0, 0-2
2013FK KomFK CetinjeFK PljevljaKOM - CET 3-0, 1-0; KOM - PLJ 0-1, 1-2; CET - PLJ 3-1, 2-1
2014FK RadničkiFK IskraOFK FederalRAD - ISK 2-1, 1-2; RAD - FED 2-0, 1-0; ISK - FED 2-0, 0-1
2015FK BrskovoFK GrafičarFK Sloga RBRS - GRA 2-0, 1-2; BRS - SLO 7-1, 0-0; GRA - SLO 2-0, 0-1
2016FK ČelikFK OtrantFK PolimljeČEL - OTR 3-0, 0-1; ČEL - POL 7-0, 2-0; OTR - POL 2-2, 3-2
2017FK PodgoricaFK ArsenalFK PljevljaPOD - ARS 1-2, 2-1; POD - PLJ 4-0, 1-3; ARS - PLJ 1-0, 0-1
2018FK ArsenalFK BrskovoFK BratstvoARS - BRS 1-0, 1-1; ARS - BRA 1-1, 2-0; BRS - BRA 1-0, 3-4
2019FK IbarFK DrezgaFK CetinjeCET - IBA 1-0, 1-3; DRE - CET 0-0, 0-0; IBA - DRE 2-0, 1-4
2020FK IgaloFK BeraneOFK Mladost DGMLA - BER 0-0 (3-4); IGA - MLA 2-0; BER - IGA 1-2
2021OFK Mladost DGFK CetinjeFK PetnjicaPET - MLA 0-2; MLA - CET 6-0; CET - PET 2-0
2022OFK NikšićFK OtrantFK IbarOTR - IBA 2-0; IBA - NIK 0-3; NIK - OTR 3-1
2023FK LovćenFK InternacionalFK IbarINT - IBA 4-1; IBA - LOV 0-4; LOV - INT 2-1

Promotions by region

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During the history, most promotions to Montenegrin Second League gained teams from Central and South region. Representatives of that regions gained promotions via playoffs 12 times. Clubs from North region gained 8 promotions through playoffs.

Third League regionPromotions
North8
Center12
South12

See also

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External links

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References

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  1. ^"Udruženje klubova - Sjever".Udruženje klubova - Sjever. Retrieved2016-09-06.
  2. ^"Udruženje klubova - Centar".Udruženje klubova - Centar. Retrieved2016-09-06.
  3. ^"Udruženje klubova - Jug".
  4. ^"Union of the clubs - Center".Udruženje klubova - Centar.
  5. ^"Kreće takmičenje u Ligi Udruženja klubova FSCG "Jug"". 27 September 2023.
  6. ^"Rafalna paljba Pljevalja | - Najnovije vijesti iz Pljevalja". 18 October 2012.
  7. ^"Zora Spuž 18:0 Adria".centar.fscg.me. 2023-05-07. Retrieved2024-09-12.
  8. ^"Ribnica - Zabjelo - Udruženje klubova Centar".
  9. ^"Zabjelo i Čelik bez greške! • CG-Fudbal". 25 March 2025.
  10. ^"Montenegro 2007/08".
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