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Second Football League (Croatia)

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Association football league

Football league
Druga NL
Organising bodyHNS
Founded1991 (as Treća HNL)
Country Croatia
ConfederationUEFA
Number of clubs16
Level on pyramid3
Promotion to1. NL
Relegation to3. NL
Domestic cupHrvatski kup
Current championsHrvace
(2024–25)
Most championshipsVinogradar (5 titles)
Current:2025–26 Second Football League

TheCroatian Second Football League (Croatian:Druga nogometna liga),[1][2][3] commonlyDruga NL or2. NL, is the third tier of theCroatian football league system. The league was established in 1991, following the dissolution of theYugoslav League. It is operated by theCroatian Football Federation.

It was previously known as the Third Football League, but was renamed with the other leagues for the start of the 2022–23 season.[4]

Rules

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As of 2018[update], at least three players under 21 years of age must play in each match, and only two foreign nationals are permitted to play for each team.[5]

Format

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Since its inception in 1992, the league has changed formats several times. In its inaugural season, the league had four divisions (North, Center, South and West). In the 1992–93 season, a fifth division was added (East). The five-group league continued until the 2006–07 season when the league was re-organised and reduced to three geographical divisions with 18 clubs in each group.[citation needed]

As of 2018, teams are promoted only if they have a valid license to the 2.HNL. For example,NK Vinogradar won the 2017, 2018 and 2019 west division, but were denied promotion since they did not apply for a license.[6]

From the season 2022–23 onward, it is a unified league just as the top two tiers.

Champions

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1998–2022

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Key

Club gained promotion to the unified 2. HNL
NClub gained promotion to 2. HNL North
SClub gained promotion to 2. HNL South
SeasonDivision CenterDivision WestDivision EastDivision SouthDivision NorthAlso promoted
1998–99PIK VrbovecPomorac KostrenaMarsoniaMosorČazmatrans †-
1999–00TŠK TopolovacŽminjPapukHrvatski Vitez[1]Koprivnica-
2000–01TrnjeSUljanik PulaSMetalac OsijekNGOŠK DubrovnikSPodravacN-
2001–02Napredak VMOpatijaDiljNPrimorac StobrečMladost Prelog-
2002–03SegestaSŽminjSlavonija PožegaNMosorViroviticaN-
2003–04NaftašSDragaVišnjevacMosorSBjelovarN-
2004–05KarlovacSIstra PulaGraničarNKonavljaninMladost MolveN-
2005–06MoslavinaJadran PorečCroatia ĐakovoGOŠK DubrovnikSuhopolje-
2006–07-VinogradarSlavonac COTrogir-Segesta
2007–08-KarlovacSuhopoljeHrvace[2]-Lokomotiva,Međimurje,Junak Sinj
2008–09-RudešGrafičar Vodovod[3]RNK Split-Lučko,Vukovar '91
2009–10-GoricaLipik[4]Dugopolje-HAŠK,MV Croatia
2010–11-Radnik SesvetePodravina[5]Raštane[6]--
2011–12-ZelinaBSK Bijelo Brdo[7]Raštane[6]Mladost Ždralovi[8]Primorac 1929
2012–13SegestaGrobničan[10]Slavonija[11]Val[13]Mladost Ždralovi[12]-
2013–14Maksimir[14]Opatija[14]BSK Bijelo Brdo[14]ImotskiMeđimurje[14]Bistra
2014–15-Dinamo IISlavijaŠibenik--
2015–16-NovigradMeđimurjeSolin--
2016–17-Vinogradar[15]Međimurje[16]Hajduk II-Varaždin
Kustošija
2017–18-Vinogradar[17]Osijek IICroatia Zmijavci[18]-BSK Bijelo Brdo
Međimurje
Zadar
2018–19-Vinogradar[19]CibaliaJunak Sinj[20]-Dubrava
Orijent 1919
Croatia Zmijavci
2019–20VinogradarOpatijaMarsoniaJunak SinjMladost Ždralovi-
2020–21Jarun ZagrebCrikvenicaBelišćeNeretvanacMladost Ždralovi-
2021–22Zagorec KrapinaCrikvenicaVukovar 1991Jadran LPPolet-

2022–present

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SeasonDivisionsDivision winnersClubs promoted to1. NLTop scorerGoals
2022–2316 clubsSesveteSesvete
Zrinski Jurjevac
Croatia Nikola Marić22
2023–2416 clubsOpatijaOpatijaNigeriaGoodness Ajayi16
2024–2516 clubsHrvaceHrvace
Karlovac 1919
UkraineIvan Matyazh25
2025–2616 clubs

Notes

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1. a : Although Hrvatski Vitez of Posedarje finished top of the 1999–2000 South Division, they were demoted for unknown reasons and competed in the 4th league the following season. South Division runners-upImotska Krajina were promoted to 2. HNL instead.
2. a : AlthoughNK Hrvace finished top of the 2007–08 South Division, they did not applied for promotion so South Division runners-upJunak of Sinj were promoted to 2. HNL instead.
3. a : Although NK Grafičar Vodovod finished top of the 2008–09 East Division, they did not applied for promotion. As only fifth placedNK Vukovar '91 met the needed criteria they were promoted to 2. HNL instead.
4. a : AlthoughNK Lipik finished top of the 2009–10 East Division, they did not applied for promotion so East Division runners-upMV Croatia of Slavonski Brod were promoted to 2. HNL instead.
5. a : AlthoughNK Podravina Ludbreg finished top of the 2010–11 East Division and applied for promotion, they subsequently refused promotion for financial reasons. No one from East Division was promoted to 2. HNL instead.
6. a : AlthoughNK Raštane finished top of the 2010–11 South Division, their application for 2. HNL was refused because of lack of appropriate infrastructure. No one from South Division was promoted to 2. HNL instead.
7. a : AlthoughNK BSK Bijelo Brdo finished top of the 2011–12 East Division, they did not applied for promotion. No one from East Division was promoted to 2. HNL instead.
8. a : AlthoughNK Mladost Ždralovi finished top of the 2011–12 North Division, they did not applied for promotion. No one from North Division was promoted to 2. HNL instead.
9. a : AlthoughNK Raštane finished top of the 2011–12 South Division, they did not applied for promotion so South Division runners-upNK Primorac 1929 were promoted to 2. HNL instead.
10. a : AlthoughGrobničan finished top of the 2012–13 West Division, they did not apply for promotion. No one from West Division was promoted to 2. HNL instead.
11. a : AlthoughSlavonija finished top of the 2012–13 East Division, their application for 2. HNL was refused because of lack of appropriate infrastructure. No one from East Division was promoted to 2. HNL instead.
12. a : AlthoughNK Mladost Ždralovi finished top of the 2012–13 North Division, they did not apply for promotion. No one from North Division was promoted to 2. HNL instead.
13. a :HNK Val lose againstSegesta in play-off.
14. a : AlthoughMaksimir,Opatija andBSK Bijelo Brdo finished top of their respective 2013–14 divisions, they did not apply for promotion.Međimurje, champion of 3. HNL North Division, applied for promotion but did not met necessary financial and infrastructural requirements.
15. a : AlthoughNK Vinogradar finished top of the 2016–17 West Division, they did not apply for promotion so West Division runners-upNK Kustošija Zagreb gained promotion to 2. HNL.
16. a : AlthoughNK Međimurje finished top of the 2016–17 East Division, they did not apply for promotion so East Division runners-upNK Varaždin gained promotion to 2. HNL.
17. a : AlthoughNK Vinogradar andNK Opatija finished on top of the 2017–18 West Division, they were not promoted as they were not granted a licence for 2. HNL.
18. a : AlthoughNK Croatia Zmijavci andHNK Primorac Biograd na Moru finished on top of the 2017–18 South Division, they were not promoted as they were not granted a licence for 2. HNL. Third placedNK Zadar gained promotion to 2. HNL.
19. a : AlthoughNK Vinogradar finished on top of the 2018–19 West Division, they were not promoted as they were not granted a licence for 2. HNL. Second placedNK Dubrava and third placedHNK Orijent 1919 gained promotion to 2. HNL.
20. a : AlthoughNK Junak Sinj andHNK Primorac Biograd na Moru finished on top of the 2018–19 South Division, they were not promoted as they were not granted a licence for 2. HNL. Third placedNK Croatia Zmijavci gained promotion to 2. HNL.

References

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  1. ^"Savez promijenio imena liga: Druga HNL odsad će biti Prva liga, ali to nisu jedine promjene" [The association changed the names of the leagues: The second HNL will now be the First League, but these are not the only changes].Večernji list (in Croatian). 6 June 2022. Retrieved3 July 2022.
  2. ^"Od sezone 2024./25. Prva NL će imati deset klubova" [From the 2024/25 season, the First NL will have ten clubs].HNTV (in Croatian). 29 June 2022. Retrieved3 July 2022.
  3. ^Jozić, Mijo (17 May 2022)."Jedinstvena 3. HNL ostaje na 16 klubova sudionici će biti poznati 30. svibnja" [The unified 3 HNL remains at 16 clubs, the participants will be announced on May 30].Sportalo (in Croatian). Retrieved5 July 2022.
  4. ^Fabijan Hrnčić (6 June 2022)."HNL still remains, and the second league is now the first".24 Sata. Retrieved24 July 2022.
  5. ^"3. HNL Zapad". Retrieved9 January 2019.
  6. ^"NK Vinogradar: Najbolja smo momčad trećih liga, ali grad nam ne želi dati novac za 2.HNL". germanijak.hr. 10 June 2017. Retrieved9 January 2019.
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