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Serbian First League

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Football league
Serbian First League
Founded2005; 20 years ago (2005)
CountrySerbia
ConfederationUEFA
Number of clubs16
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toSerbian SuperLiga
Relegation toSerbian League
Domestic cupSerbian Cup
Current championsRadnik Surdulica (2nd title)
(2024–25)
Most championshipsMladost Lučani,
Napredak Kruševac,
Radnik Surdulica
(2 titles)
Websiteprvaliga.rs
Current:2025–26 Serbian First League

TheSerbian First League (Serbian:Прва лига Србије / Prva liga Srbije), referred to as theMozzart Bet First League for sponsorship reasons, is the second tier in professionalSerbia'sfootball league. The league was formed in 2005, following a reshuffle of the second tierSerbo-Montenegrin divisions. It is operated by theFootball Association of Serbia.

Format

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The league is usually formed by 16 clubs which play all against one another twice, once at home, once away. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the Football Association of Serbia completed a restructure of the league system, and in season 2020/2021 that meant 18 clubs would be competing in the Serbian First League, the number of clubs will go back to the usual 16 following the conclusion of the 2020-2021 season. The top two clubs are directly promoted to theSerbian SuperLiga, Third team going into the playoff, and playing against 14 teams from the Super League, while the bottom are relegated to theSerbian League. TheFootball Association of Serbia announced that in the2015–16 Serbian First League 4 clubs will be relegated.

First League will two teams promoted directly, while four teams relegated from SuperLiga due to reduce teams from 16 to 14 from 2026–27 and 12 from 2027–28. Six teams relegated to Serbian League for 2025–26 and 2026–27.

History

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Main articles:Yugoslav Second League andSecond League of Serbia and Montenegro

The Serbian First League is the successor of theYugoslav Second League. With the break-up ofSFR Yugoslavia in 1992, the clubs from the newly independent states of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia and Slovenia joined to their own newly formed leagues, while Serbia and Montenegro remained united and renamed intoFR Yugoslavia with the clubs from both republics kept competing in the league. In 2003, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was renamed toSerbia and Montenegro and the football league followed suit. Finally, after Montenegrin independence in 2006, the Montenegrin clubs withdrew and formed their own league.

Serbia and Montenegro second tier

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In 2005, a reshuffle of the second tier of the Serbo-Montenegrin football league system saw two parallel leagues set up, for each republic.

SeasonChampionsRunners-upThird place
2005–06BežanijaMladost ApatinČukarički

Serbian First League

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After Montenegro's independence, the Serbian First League kept the name and single league format readopted in 2005.

SeasonChampionsRunners upThird placeTop scorer(s)Goals
2006–07Mladost LučaniČukaričkiNapredak KruševacSerbiaFilip Đorđević(Rad)16
2007–08Javor IvanjicaJagodinaBSK BorčaSerbiaIgor Pavlović(Jagodina)17
2008–09BSK BorčaSmederevoMladi RadnikSerbiaMarko Pavićević(Sevojno)15
2009–10InđijaSevojnoKolubaraSerbiaBorivoje Filipović(Inđija)12
2010–11BASKRadnički KragujevacNovi PazarSerbiaDarko Spalević(Radnički Kragujevac)13
2011–12Radnički NišDonji SremMladost LučaniSerbiaIvan Pejčić(Radnički Niš)13
2012–13Napredak KruševacČukaričkiVoždovacSerbiaMilanko Rašković(Borac Čačak)19
2013–14Mladost Lučani (2)Borac ČačakMetalac Gornji MilanovacSerbiaPredrag Živadinović(Mladost Lučani)15
2014–15Radnik SurdulicaJavor IvanjicaMetalac Gornji MilanovacSerbiaStefan Dražić(Javor)13
2015–16Napredak Kruševac (2)OFK BačkaČSK ČelarevoSerbiaNenad Lukić(Bežanija)14
2016–17Mačva ŠabacZemunSloboda UžiceBosnia and HerzegovinaUroš Đerić(Sloboda Užice)19
2017–18Proleter Novi SadDinamo VranjeMetalac Gornji MilanovacGhanaZakaria Suraka(Dinamo Vranje)17
2018–19TSCJavor IvanjicaInđijaSerbiaIvan Marković(Javor Ivanjica)29
2019–20ZlatiborGrafičarOFK BačkaSerbiaAleksandar Katanić(Metalac Gornji Milanovac)19
2020–21Radnički KragujevacKolubaraKabelBosnia and HerzegovinaDragiša Komarčević(Loznica)14
2021–22Mladost Novi SadJavor IvanjicaŽelezničar PančevoSerbiaMilan Vidakov(Mladost Novi Sad)18
2022–23IMTŽelezničar PančevoGrafičarSerbiaKrsta Đorđević(Radnički SM)
SerbiaMiloš Luković(IMT)
15
2023–24OFK BeogradJedinstvoInđijaSerbiaDejan Georgijević(OFK Beograd)17
2024–25Radnik Surdulica (2)Javor IvanjicaMladost Novi SadSerbiaLuka Ratković(Dubočica)18

2025–26 teams

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Location of teams in the 2025–26 Serbian First league
Locations of the2025-26 Serbian SuperLiga teams from Belgrade
TeamCityStadiumCapacity
Borac 1926ČačakČačak Stadium8,000
FAPPribojPriboj City Stadium10,000
GFK DubočicaLeskovacDubočica Stadium8,136
JedinstvoUbStadium Dragan Džajić4,000
KabelNovi SadStadium FK Proleter1,200
LoznicaLoznicaLagator Stadium8,030
MačvaŠabacStadium FK Mačva5,500
OFK VršacVršacCity Stadium Vršac5,000
RFK GrafičarBelgradeSouth artificial grass field of -Rajko Mitić Stadium1,000
Smederevo 1924SmederevoSmederevo Stadium17,200
SU Dinamo JugVranjeStadium Yumco2,500
TekstilacOdžaciCity Stadium Odžaci3,000
TrayalKruševacMladost Stadium10,331
Ušće Novi BeogradBelgradeStadium FK Bežanija5,000
VoždovacBelgradeVoždovac Stadium5,200
ZemunBelgradeZemun Stadium9,600

Previous seasons

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Relegated teams (from First League to Serbian League)

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SeasonClubs
2006–07Inđija,Dinamo Vranje,Mačva Šabac,BASK,Spartak Subotica,Obilić
2007–08Radnički Niš,Zemun,Vlasina,Mladenovac,Radnički Pirot
2008–09Voždovac,Hajduk Beograd
2009–10Radnički Niš,Sloga Kraljevo,ČSK,Mladost Apatin
2010–11Zemun,Big Bull Radnički,Dinamo Vranje
2011–12Radnički Sombor,Mladi Radnik,Sinđelić Niš,Srem S. Mitrovica
2012–13Novi Sad,Kolubara,Mladenovac,Radnički Nova Pazova,Banat
2013–14Timok,Dolina,Teleoptik,Smederevo
2014–15Moravac,Jedinstvo Užice,Sloga Kraljevo,Mačva Šabac
2015–16Sloga Petrovac,Donji Srem,Loznica,Radnički Kragujevac
2016–17Kolubara,BSK Borča,OFK Odžaci,OFK Beograd
2017–18Radnički Pirot,Temnić 1924,ČSK,Jagodina
2018–19Bežanija,Borac Čačak,Bečej 1918,Teleoptik,Sloboda Užice
2019–20Smederevo 1924,Sinđelić Beograd
2020–21Borac 1926,Dinamo Vranje,Dubočica,Trayal,Radnički Pirot,Jagodina,Sloga,Zemun
2021–22Kabel,Timok 1919,OFK Bačka,Budućnost Dobanovci,Žarkovo
2022–23Loznica,Trayal,Zlatibor,Rad
2023–24Kolubara,Metalac,Novi Sad 1921,Radnički Beograd
2024–25Mladost GAT,Radnički SM,Sloven,Inđija,Sloboda Užice

Relegated teams (from SuperLiga to First League)

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SeasonClubs
2006–07Zemun,Voždovac
2007–08Bežanija,Mladost Lučani,Smederevo
2008–09Banat Zrenjanin
2009–10Mladi Radnik,Napredak Kruševac
2010–11Čukarički,Inđija
2011–12Metalac,Borac Čačak
2012–13Smederevo,BSK Borča
2013–14Javor,Sloboda Užice
2014–15Radnički Kragujevac,Donji Srem,Napredak Kruševac
2015–16Jagodina,OFK Beograd
2016–17Metalac,Novi Pazar
2017–18Javor,Borac Čačak
2018–19Dinamo Vranje,Zemun,Bačka
2019–20None
2020–21Javor,Rad,Bačka,Inđija,Mačva,Zlatibor
2021–22Proleter,Metalac
2022–23Mladost GAT,Kolubara
2023–24Javor,Voždovac,Radnik Surdulica
2024–25Tekstilac Odžaci,Jedinstvo Ub

Promoted teams (from Serbian League to First League)

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SeasonClubs
Serbian League BelgradeSerbian League EastSerbian League VojvodinaSerbian League West
2006–07Hajduk BeogradJagodinaNovi SadMetalac Gornji Milanovac
2007–08KolubaraDinamo VranjeSpartak Subotica
Inđija
Mladi Radnik
2008–09Zemun
Teleoptik
Radnički NišProleter Novi Sad
Radnički Sombor
Sloga Kraljevo
2009–10BASKSinđelić NišBig Bull RadničkiRadnički 1923
2010–11MladenovacRadnički NišDonji SremSloga Kraljevo
2011–12VoždovacTimokRadnički Nova PazovaJedinstvo Užice
2012–13Sinđelić BeogradRadnik SurdulicaDolina PadinaSloga Petrovac
2013–14KolubaraMoravacBačkaMačva
2014–15ZemunDinamo VranjeČSKLoznica
2015–16Budućnost DobanovciRadnički PirotOFK OdžaciMačva Šabac
2016–17TeleoptikTemnić 1924TSCRadnički 1923
2017–18ŽarkovoTrayalBečejZlatibor
2018–19GrafičarRadnički PirotKabelSmederevo 1924
2019–20IMTJagodina
Dubočica
Železničar Pančevo
Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
Borac 1926
Loznica
Sloga Kraljevo
2020–21NoneTimokMladost Novi SadNone
2021–22Radnički BeogradTrayalOFK VršacSloboda Užice
Jedinstvo Ub
2022–23OFK BeogradDubočicaTekstilacSmederevo 1924
2023–24ZemunTrayalSloven RumaBorac 1926
2024–25UšćeSU Dinamo JugKabelFAP
Loznica

All-time table 2005–2025

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The following is a list of clubs who have played in theSerbian First League at any time since its formation in 2005 to the current season. Teams playing in the2025–26 Serbian First League season are indicated inbold. A total of 77 teams have played in the Serbian First League.

Pos.TeamSPWDLFAPts1st AppSince/Last AppHighest finish
1Inđija15509205137167618522752122006–072024–251st
2Bežanija1239515112511945135257812005–062018–191st
3Metalac103331478610040530152732007–082023–243rd
4Kolubara11361122109130389409475112008–092023–242nd
5Proleter Novi Sad9286114759737731441712009–102017–181st
6Novi Pazar93091097712330737540412005–062019–203rd
7Javor62131116735299165400142006–072024–251st
8Mačva Šabac8284100889629931238812005–062021–221st
9Napredak Kruševac62081084753297193371212005–062015–161st
10Dinamo Vranje92941006812630437536812006–072025–262nd
11Mladost Lučani7238957865251207363212006–072013–141st
12ČSK Čelarevo826892878928327136312005–062017–183rd
13Novi Sad931695761453094223612005–062023–245th
14BSK Borča7226955972265222344112006–072016–171st
15Radnički 19237233915884277271331112005–062020–211st
16Zemun826382829926929132812007–082024–252nd
17Grafičar6212865967322258317112019–202019–202nd
18Sloboda Užice8268758810524631731312014–152024–253rd
19Srem724679641032533113012005–062011–125th
20Teleoptik72336872932482742762009–102018–196th
21Sinđelić Beograd72177159872292612722013–142019–206th
22Radnički Pirot723473511102422922702005–062020–216th
23Sevojno517871525521817926512005–062009–102nd
24Radnički Niš517868535719616925712005–062011–121st
25Čukarički4144714033188107253212005–062012–132nd
26Budućnost Dobanovci61986254822002442402016–172021–228th
27Radnički Sremska Mitrovica51826155661831802382020–212024–255th
28Borac Čačak517265406719317923512012–132024–252nd
29Smederevo 1924516860466217118722612008–092023–242nd
30Sloga Kraljevo61965852861742442262009–102020–217th
31Voždovac413954454015812120712007–082024–253rd
32Mladenovac51785348771862342072005–062012–1310th
33Trayal51755444771722042032018–192024–259th
34IMT310859252518910820212020–212020–211st
35Rad41465241531801721972006–072022–234th
36Bačka4127543439159129196112014–152021–222nd
37Mladost Apatin414054345213914019612005–062009–102nd
38Žarkovo41385431531521551932018–192021–226th
39Zlatibor414151385215515819112018–192022–231st
40Mladost Novi Sad31114936261269318312021–222023–241st
41Radnik Surdulica3975224211366918022013–142024–251st
42Železničar Pančevo3108532134155114180112020–212020–212nd
43Banat41364445471361471772009–102012–134th
44Loznica41384439551491691752015–162022–235th
45BASK311046244013312116212005–062010–111st
46Jedinstvo Ub311245254213313116012005–062025–262nd
47OFK Vršac31114030411061121502022–232022–237th
48Jagodina412837395212216115012007–082020–212nd
49TSC267411881294914112017–182018–191st
50Mladi Radnik310239243910411114112008–092011–123rd
51Spartak Subotica31103629451261321372005–062008–094th
52Vlasina31103338391101311372005–062007–089th
53Radnički Sombor310236273985951352009–102011–127th
54Dubočica31083137401061381302020–212023–2410th
55Kabel31013428398712713012019–202025–263rd
56Jedinstvo Užice394332734931051262012–132014–156th
57Sloga Petrovac3903226321061131222013–142015–166th
58Timok31013027441011271172012–132021–2211th
59Donji Srem26424231758539512011–122015–162nd
60OFK Beograd26725162688859112016–172023–241st
61Sinđelić Niš2682218287584842010–112011–125th
62Radnički Beograd27419144164118652022–232023–248th
63Tekstilac1371512104427572023–242025–264th
64Hajduk Beograd26814124248113542007–082008–0913th
65Bečej137128173944442018–192018–1913th
66PSK138117204758402005–062005–0616th
67Sloven137815143144392024–252024–2514th
68Radnički Nova Pazova13498173544352012–132012–1314th
69Moravac130105153241352014–152014–1513th
70Dolina13097143142342013–142013–1414th
71OFK Niš13876252664272005–062005–0620th
72OFK Odžaci13068162435262016–172016–1715th
73Temnić 192413068162447262017–182017–1814th
74Radnički Šid13475222650262010–112010–1117th
75Obilić1380632168362006–072006–0720th
76FAP000000002025–262025–26
77Ušće000000002025–262025–26

Players

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Top scorers

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As of May 28, 2023
Ten players with most goals in the Serbian First League (2006–present)
PlayerPeriodClub(s)Goals
1SerbiaNenad Lukić2010–2011 / 2015–2016 / 2016–2017 / 2018–2019Teleoptik / Bežanija / Zemun / Inđija / TSC50
2SerbiaSlobodan Dinčić2010–2011 / 2012–2014 / 2014–2016BASK / Čukarički / Metalac / Javor / Kolubara / Zemun47
3SerbiaJovan Jovanović2007 / 2010–2015 / 2017 / 2019–2021Radnički Niš / Sinđelić Niš / Sloga Kraljevo / Radnik Surdulica / Novi Pazar / Kolubara / Dubočica43
4SerbiaSlađan Nikodijević2012 / 2014–2015 / 2016–2018 / 2019–2021Borac Čačak / Metalac / Bačka / ČSK / Inđija / Radnički 192339
=5SerbiaPredrag Živadinović2008–2011 / 2012–2014BSK Borča / Radnički 1923 / Metalac / Mladost Lučani35
=5SerbiaSrđan Vujaklija2007–2009 / 2012 / 2013–2015 / 2022–Novi Sad / Banat / Proleter Novi Sad35
= 5SerbiaOgnjen Damnjanović2009–2011 / 2015–2016 / 2017–2019Proleter Novi Sad / Napredak / Mačva / TSC / Inđija35
8SerbiaNikola Vujošević2007–2011 / 2012–2013Zemun / Kolubara34
=9SerbiaIvan Marković2012 / 2018–2019Banat / Javor33
=9SerbiaKrsta Đorđević2018–2020 / 2022–Žarkovo / OFK Bačka /Radnički Sremska Mitrovica33

Most apps

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As of May 28, 2023
Ten players with most apps in the Serbian First League (2006–present)
PlayerPeriodClub(s)Apps
1SerbiaNikola Nedeljković2008–2014 / 2016–2020 / 2021–presentBežanija / Budućnost Dobanovci / Zlatibor /Inđija263
2SerbiaSaša Tomanović2008–2010 / 2011–2015 / 2017–2019 / 2023–Mladost Apatin / Inđija / Radnički Sombor / TSC /Železničar Pančevo223
=3SerbiaFilip Bajić2010–2016 / 2019–2021Novi Sad / Inđija / Bečej / Dinamo Vranje206
=3SerbiaBranko Žigić2007–2017Proleter Novi Sad206
5SerbiaMilovan Petrić2012–2013 / 2014–2017 / 2018–Novi Sad / BSK Borča / Proleter Novi Sad / Kolubara / Bečej 1918 / Kabel / OFK Bačka /OFK Vršac201
6SerbiaMilan Janjić2015–2019 / 2020–Bežanija / Budućnost Dobanovci /Inđija193
7SerbiaDušan Plavšić2012–2018 / 2021–2022Mladenovac / Dolina Padina / Sloboda Užice / Jedinstvo Užice / BSK Borča / Kolubara / Proleter Novi Sad / Železničar Pančevo191
8Bosnia and HerzegovinaNemanja Matović2010–2018Bežanija / Mačva / Radnički Pirot / Sinđelić Beograd190
9SerbiaNemanja Milovanović2010–2013 / 2017–2020Napredak / Teleoptik / Mačva / Dinamo Vranje / Javor / Bačka / Kolubara189
10SerbiaAleksandar Stojković2008 / 2009–2010 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015–2018 / 2019–2020Mladost Apatin / Radnički Sombor / Voždovac / Metalac / Kolubara / Dinamo Vranje / Budućnost Dobanovci188

Names of the competition

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  • 2022–2028:Mozzart Bet First League[1]

References

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  1. ^"Mozzart Bet Super liga Srbije".Archived from the original on 2022-07-05. Retrieved2022-07-11.

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