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1969–70 Yugoslav First League

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Football league season
Prva savezna liga
Season1969–70
Dates24 August 1969 – 28 June 1970
ChampionsRed Star (10th title)
RelegatedVardar
NK Zagreb
European CupRed Star
Cup Winners' CupOlimpija
Inter-Cities Fairs CupPartizan
Željezničar
Dinamo Zagreb
Hajduk Split
Top goalscorerDušan Bajević
Slobodan Santrač
(20 goals each)

The1969–70Yugoslav First League season was the 24th season of the First Federal League (Serbo-Croatian:Prva savezna liga), the top levelassociation football league ofSFR Yugoslavia, since its establishment in 1946. Eighteen teams contested the competition, withRed Star winning their tenth national title.

Events and incidents

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Week 13: NK Olimpija's November 1969 match-fixing attempt

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[When we first met to talk] I had zero inkling about his [Franetič's] true intentions. He started the conversation by offering me a move to Olimpija, bringing up—what was already well known and evident throughout the league—that they had been having issues with goalies for a while. It was after I informed him I'm under contract at FK Sarajevo and stating I have no intention of leaving that he began to reveal what he really wanted.

-FK Sarajevo goalkeeper Refik Muftić on the November 1969 match-fixing approach by NK Olimpija board member Anton Franetič.[1]

Shortly prior to the Sunday, 16 November 1969 league fixture inSarajevo betweenFK Sarajevo andOlimpija Ljubljana, the authorities were made aware—by Sarajevo's goalkeeperRefik Muftić—about a bribery attempt by Olimpija's club board memberAnton Franetič who had reportedly offered the goalkeeper up to 20,000 Yugoslav new dinars in return forthrowing the match.[1]

According to Muftić, he first got approached at his Sarajevo apartment in the early morning hours of Thursday, 13 November 1969—three days prior to the upcoming league fixture versus Olimpija—by a male individual, previously unknown to him, who showed up at his door introducing himself as NK Olimpija's board member and asking if they can talk. At that point, the two arranged to meet around noon at Kristal-bar, akafana inIlidža on the outskirts of Sarajevo, where the individual—NK Olimpija board member as well as the Ljubljana Credit Bank (Ljubljanska kreditna banka i štedionica) management board member Anton Franetič—would eventually get around to making FK Sarajevo's goalkeeper Muftić a monetary offer in exchange for throwing the upcoming match between the two teams.[1]

According to the offer, Muftić was to receiveYUD10,000 (new dinars) if the match finishes as a tie and YUD20,000 (new dinars) if NK Olimpija wins with Franetič even musing about the possible contrived behaviour Muftić could opt for during the match—either purposely not attempting to make a save during a shot on goal or intentionally fouling an Olimpija player in the penalty area that would hopefully lead to the referee awarding a penalty shot. Additionally, Franetič handed Muftić an advance of YUD200,000 (old dinars) in cash while stating the rest would be paid out after the match. Immediately after his meeting with Franetič, Muftić informed the FK Sarajevo club presidentOsman Maglajlić of the match-fixing bribery attempt and handed him the money he took from Franetič. In turn, Maglajlić alerted the authorities who put together asting operation, instructing Muftić to wear a recording device during his subsequent meetings with Franetič. The two met again that same Thursday during evening hours and talked in Muftić's car.[1]

Two days later, on the Saturday one day ahead of the match, the two met again; this time in Sarajevo's Princ cafe where Franetič informed Muftić that the rest of the money, YUD1.8 million (old dinars), is ready and that NK Olimpija's club president and general secretary had signed off on everything. Franetič further stated that the match referee is also on the take and will call a penalty for Olimpija during which Muftić should dive in the opposite direction. Just like during their conversation in his car, Muftić also wore a recording device during this meeting.[1]

Sarajevo ended up winning the match 4-1 while goalkeeper Muftić was forced to leave the contest early due to picking up an injury after colliding with Olimpija playerRadoslav Bečejac. After Muftić's injury,Ibrahim Sirćo replaced him between the posts in Sarajevo's goal. Immediately following the match, Olimpija club board memberAnton Franetič got arrested. When confronted with the incriminating evidence—audio recordings of his two meetings with Muftić as well as the YUD20,000 advance he handed the goalkeeper—Franetič quickly admitting to wrongdoing and had a criminal investigation request submitted against him by the Secretariat for Internal Affairs (SUP) for match-fixing attempt and misuse of the official post, a charge that had it been brought carried a maximum fine of 10 years in prison according to act 314 of SFR Yugoslavia's Criminal Code. NK Olimpija club presidentSrečko Rihtar's and general secretaryStane Vrhovnik's defense was attempting to distance themselves from Franetič, denying any prior knowledge of their club board member's match-fixing attempts.[1]

About a month later, on 26 December 1969, following an investigation and hearing, the Yugoslav First League Clubs' Association's disciplinary court (disciplinski sud) handed down its punishment:[1]

  • NK Olimpija was punished by having three points docked
  • NK Olimpija board member Anton Franetič received a lifelong ban on performing any football-related official functions
  • NK Olimpija club president Srečko Rihtar received a one-year ban on performing any football-related official functions
  • NK Olimpija club general secretary Stane Vrhovnik received a six-month ban on performing any football-related official functions

Amazingly, none of the Yugoslav First League Clubs' Association's disciplinary court decisions were ever enacted nor were any individuals—including Franetič who admitted guilt—criminally charged. The entire case was swept under the carpet and soon forgotten.[2]

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Red Star Belgrade(C)3420686737+3046Qualification forEuropean Cup first round
2Partizan34161264727+2044Invitation forInter-Cities Fairs Cup first round
3Velež3417986444+2043
4Željezničar3417985233+1943Invitation forInter-Cities Fairs Cup first round
5OFK Belgrade34131295332+2138
6Dinamo Zagreb34131294742+538Invitation forInter-Cities Fairs Cup first round
7Hajduk Split34165135137+1437
8Radnički Niš34149113633+337
9Sloboda Tuzla341113103534+135
10Maribor34137144051−1133
11Vojvodina341110133842−432
12Sarajevo34912133242−1030
13Čelik341010143548−1330
14Bor34616123247−1528
15Radnički Kragujevac34115183442−827
16Olimpija34134174352−927Qualification forCup Winners' Cup first round
17Vardar(R)3498172546−2126Relegation toYugoslav Second League
18NK Zagreb(R)3447232264−4215
Source:rsssf.org
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayBORČELDINHAJMAROFKOLIPARRDKRNIRSBSARSLOVARVELVOJZAGŽEL
Bor1–11–11–12–10–02–10–00–00–12–20–01–15–02–11–11–00–1
Čelik1–10–03–13–01–12–11–31–11–13–21–01–01–13–01–01–11–0
Dinamo Zagreb3–21–33–11–31–13–22–02–10–02–01–24–01–12–22–04–02–2
Hajduk Split5–02–00–13–02–11–01–11–02–00–03–11–01–14–23–05–02–0
Maribor0–13–00–02–03–23–20–01–02–00–13–01–12–00–21–11–01–1
OFK Belgrade1–11–02–01–11–43–00–10–02–04–22–01–05–04–20–05–05–0
Olimpija0–02–01–22–02–11–10–00–10–11–26–04–22–00–43–21–00–4
Partizan3–12–00–02–07–11–12–01–41–01–33–00–01–01–21–02–00–2
Radnički Kragujevac3–13–13–11–30–21–30–11–10–20–12–11–11–01–01–03–21–0
Radnički Niš2–14–02–13–21–11–10–20–12–01–11–00–03–11–02–02–01–1
Red Star5–33–02–21–03–13–13–01–12–12–03–03–13–05–02–03–01–4
Sarajevo0–01–11–14–04–00–24–10–01–00–00–01–11–01–31–23–10–0
Sloboda Tuzla2–01–00–02–02–00–02–00–02–12–01–31–11–01–13–12–02–0
Vardar0–02–21–01–00–11–00–11–22–11–23–21–02–03–31–11–01–0
Velež3–02–16–00–25–02–13–13–02–11–01–00–03–11–02–22–12–2
Vojvodina3–02–11–21–03–22–11–21–22–11–11–02–20–02–00–03–12–0
NK Zagreb1–11–00–22–43–00–01–20–51–02–10–20–12–20–03–30–00–1
Željezničar3–14–02–01–00–02–02–22–22–04–13–11–22–11–01–13–11–0
Source:DataSoccer.it
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaSlobodan SantračOFK Belgrade20
Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaDušan BajevićVelež
3Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaJosip BukalŽeljezničar18
4Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaDragan DžajićRed Star13
Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaSalem HalilhodžićVelež
6Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaVojin LazarevićRed Star12
7Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaJurica JerkovićHajduk Split11
8Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaStanislav KarasiRed Star10
Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaNenad CvetkovićRadnički Niš

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcdefg"Fudbalerko Nogometović istražuje: Sezona 1969/70". Sportska kupusara. Retrieved24 January 2022.
  2. ^Cvetković, Ivan (1 January 2008)."Golovi na sudu".Politika.Archived from the original on 19 August 2011. Retrieved24 January 2022.

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