SERBIA

Teams are listed with their current name (highlighted in yellow) or with the last name before their disappearance (highlighted in green). Any previous name with which the team has participated in European competitions is shown in parentheses.

SER01 – FK CRVENA ZVEZDA BEOGRAD (YUG05) (SBM02)

1945 FK Crvena zvezda; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Rajko Mitić; colours: red-white.

SER02 – FK PARTIZAN BEOGRAD (YUG11) (SBM01)

1945 JSD Partizan, 1963 FK Partizan; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002; in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Partizana; colours: black-white.

SER03 – FK VOJVODINA NOVI SAD (YUG20)

1914 FK Vojvodina, 1946 Sloga (+ Radnički + Slavija), 1950 Fudbalski Klub Vojvodina; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Karađorđe; colours: red-white.

SER04 – FK BEŽANIJA BEOGRAD

1921 FK Soko, 1929 BSK (Bežanijski sportski klub), 1945 FK jedinstvo, 1955 Bežanija, at the 5^th level in the 2023-24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion kraj Bežanijske crkve; colours: blue-red.

SER05 – FK BORAC 1926 ČAČAK

1926 FK Borac 1926; at the 3^rd level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Borka kraj Morave; colours: red-white.

SER06 – FK SEVOJNO

1950 FK Radnički Sevojno, 1961 FK Sevojno, 2009 FK Sevojno Point, 2010 dissolved (+ FK Sloboda Užice => Sloboda Point Sevojno) (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Kraj Valjaonitse; colours: black-red.

SER07 - OFK BEOGRAD (YUG09) (SBM07)

1911 BSK, 1945 Metalac, 1950 BSK (+ FK Beograd), 1957 OSD, 1957 OFK (+ TSK Sumadija); at the 2^nd level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Omladinski Stadion; colours: white-blue.

SER08 – FK SPARTAK SUBOTICA (FK Spartak Zlatibor Voda Subotica)

1945 FK Spartak, 2008 FK Spartak Zlatibor Voda (+ FK Zlatibor Voda Subotica), 2013 FK Spartak Subotica; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Gradski Stadion; colours: blue-white.

SER09 – FK RAD BEOGRAD (YUG12)

1958 Fudbalski Klub Rad; at the 3^rd level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Kralj Petar Prvi; colours: white-light blue.

SER10 – FK JAGODINA

1919 FK Zora, 1921 dissolved and re-formed as SK Sparta, 1921 JSK Budućnost, 1935 Jagodinski SK, 1945 SD Polet, 1946 FK Nikčević (Jagodina => Svetozarevo), 1949 FK Sloga, 1951 FK Mladost, 1954 FK Morava, 1962 FK Jagodina (+ FK Jedinstvo, + OFK Kablovi), 1992 FK Jagodina (Svetozarevo => Jagodina); at the 3^rd level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Gradski Stadion; colours: blue-white.

SER11 – FK ČUKARIČKI BEOGRAD

1926 ČSK (Čukarički Sporski Klub), 1948 FK Čukarički, 2005 Čukarički Stankom, 2011 FK Čukarički; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Čukarički Stadion; colours: black-white.

SER12 – FK MLADOST LUČANI

1952 FK Mladost; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Mladosti; colours: white-blue.

SER13 – FK RADNIČKI NIŠ (YUG13)

1923 SK Radnički Niš, 1929 Građanski Niš, 1936 FK Radnički Niš; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Čair; colours: red-white.

SER14 – FK TSC BAČKA TOPOLA

1913 Topolyai Sport Club, JAK (Jugoslovenski Atletski Klub), 1942 Topolyai SE (in the Hungarian league), 1945 FK Egység, 1951 FK Topola, 1974 FK AIK Bačka Topola, 2005 FK Bačka Topola, 2013 FK TSC (Topolski Sportski Club) Bačka Topola; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season (in the Yugoslavian league until 2002, in the league of Serbia-Montenegro until 2006); ground: Stadion Senta; colours: blue-white.

The Romanization of the Serbian names is carried out on the basis of the BNG/PCGN system

(Checked for validity and accuracy June 2019)

The choice of considering a club dissolved or existing under another name (sometimes due to mergers) can often be difficult to evaluate. The choises made are therefore mine, based on the data I was able to collect.