sport.wikisort.org - TeamFK Bratstvo is a Montenegrin football club based in Ljajkovići (Zeta Plain), a suburb of Podgorica. The club was founded in 1975 and currently competes in the Montenegrin Third League.
Football club
FK BratstvoFull name | Fudbalski klub Bratstvo Cijevna |
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Founded | 1975 |
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Ground | Stadion Ljajkovići Zeta, Montenegro |
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Capacity | 300 |
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Manager | Milan Ražnatović |
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League | Second League |
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2016-17 | 11th |
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History
Founded in 1975, FK Bratstvo is a second football team from the territory of Urban Municipality of Golubovci (part of Podgorica Capital). Oldest and much successful is FK Zeta.
From their beginnings, FK Bratstvo played in the Fourth League - Central, but without any significant results during the SFR Yugoslavia era. Their first biggest success came during the 1995–96 season. FK Bratstvo won the title in the Fourth League and gained its first-ever promotion to Montenegrin Republic League.[1]
The team spent 10 consecutive seasons in Republic League. During that time, at February 2003, FK Bratstvo made biggest result on one single game, by eliminating strongest Montenegrin side FK Budućnost from Montenegrin Republic Cup first round.
After Montenegrin independence, FK Bratstvo became a member of Montenegrin Second League. From 2007, the team was moved from the old stadium in Cijevna village to neighbouring Ljajkovići. All the time since 2006, FK Bratstvo spent in Second League.
Historical results of FK Bratstvo came on seasons 2009-10 and 2015-16, when the team finished at third place, which gained them playoffs for First League. On 2009–10 First League playoffs, FK Bratstvo lost against FK Mornar (0–1; 1–2). Six years after that, Bratstvo lost another chance for historical First League promotion, after 2015-16 playoff games against FK Iskra (2–2; 0–6).
On season 2016–17, FK Bratstvo finished as a last-placed team. So, after 11 consecutive seasons in the Second League, they were relegated to the third-tier competition.
Honours and achievements
- Montenegrin Fourth League – 1
Current squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Stadium
Until 2007, FK Bratstvo played their home games in the village of Cijevna, near the Aluminium Plant Podgorica.[2][3] But, during the 2007, new stadium[4] was built in neighbouring village Ljajkovići. Since then, FK Bratstvo plays all their games at Ljajkovići stadium.
The stadium meets criteria for Second League games, but not for top-league matches.
See also
- Stadion Ljajkovići
- Golubovci
- Zeta Plain
- Podgorica
- Montenegrin Second League
- Montenegrin clubs in Yugoslav football competitions (1946–2006)
References
External links
Montenegrin Third League |
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2020/21 members | |
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Former members | |
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Associated competitions |
- Promotion playoffs
- Montenegrin Regional Cups
- Montenegrin Second League
- Montenegrin Cup
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National teams |
- Men's (players, captains)
- List of matches (men)
- U-21
- U-19
- U-17
- Women's
- List of matches (women)
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League system |
- First League
- Second League
- Third League
- Women's League
- Futsal League
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Domestic cups |
- Montenegrin Cup
- Montenegrin Regional Cups
- Montenegrin Cup (women)
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International |
- Montenegrin clubs in UEFA competitions
- UEFA rankings
- Balkans Cup
- Montenegrin women's clubs in UEFA competitions
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Defunct |
- Montenegrin Football Championship (1922–1940)
- Montenegrin clubs in Yugoslav football competitions (1946–2006)
- Montenegrin Republic League
- Montenegrin Republic Cup
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Venues | |
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Awards |
- Montenegrin Footballer of the Year
- Radio Montenegro Trophy
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Sport in Montenegro |
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Sport in Montenegro |
Football |
- Men
- First League
- Second League
- Third League
- Montenegrin Cup
- Regional Cups
- Montenegrin Derby
- Women
- First League
- Montenegrin Cup
- Futsal
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Basketball |
- Men
- First League
- Second League
- Montenegrin Cup
- Women
- First A League
- Montenegrin Cup
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Handball |
- Men
- First League
- Second League
- Montenegrin Cup
- Women
- First League
- Montenegrin Cup
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Volleyball |
- Men
- First League
- Montenegrin Cup
- Women
- First League
- Second League
- Montenegrin Cup
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Water polo |
- Men
- First League
- Second League
- Montenegrin Cup
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Regional leagues |
- ABA League
- BIBL
- WABA League
- SEHA League
- WRH League
- Adriatic WP League
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European competitions |
- Football clubs in UEFA
- Women's football clubs in UEFA
- Basketball clubs in FIBA/ULEB
- Women's basketball clubs in FIBA
- Handball clubs in EHF
- Women's handball clubs in EHF
- Volleyball clubs in CEV
- Women's volleyball clubs in CEV
- Water polo clubs in LEN
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National teams |
- Basketball
- Football
- Handball
- Volleyball
- Water polo
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National team games |
- Basketball
- Women's team games
- Men's team games
- Football
- Women's team games
- Men's team games
- Men's team statistics
- Handball
- Women's team games
- Men's team games
- Volleyball
- Women's team games
- Men's team games
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City of Podgorica |
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Urban municipalities |
- Golubovci and Tuzi, until September 2018
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Neighborhoods |
- See: List of Podgorica neighbourhoods and suburbs
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Municipality settlements |
- Balabani • Baloči • Begova Glavica • Beri • Berislavci • Bezjovo • Bigor • Bijelo Polje • Bioče • Bistrice • Blizna • Bolesestra • Botun • Brežine • Briđe • Brskut • Buronji • Ćafa • Ćepetići • Cijevna • Crnci • Crvena Paprat • Cvilin • Dolovi • Donje Stravče • Donji Kokoti • Draževina • Dučići • Duga • Đurkovići • Duške • Farmaci • Fundina • Goljemadi • Golubovci • Goričani • Gornje Stravče • Gornji Kokoti • Gostilj • Gradac • Grbavci • Grbi Do • Kiselica • Klopot • Kopilje • Kornet • Kosor • Kruse • Kržanja • Kurilo • Lekići • Liješnje • Liješta • Lijeva Rijeka • Ljajkovići • Lopate • Lutovo • Lužnica • Mahala • Mataguži • Medun • Mileti • Mitrovići • Mojanovići • Momče • Mrke • Omerbožovići • Opasanica • Oraovice • Orasi • Orahovo • Ožezi • Parci • Pelev Brijeg • Petrovići • Podgorica • Ponari • Prisoja • Progonovići • Raći • Radeća • Radovče • Rakića Kuće • Releza • Rijeka Piperska • Selište • Seoca • Seoštica • Sjenice • Slacko • Srpska • Staniselići • Stanjevića Rupa • Stijena • Stupovi • Šušunja • Trmanje • Tuzi Ljevorečke • Ubalac • Ubli • Velje Brdo • Veruša • Vidijenje • Vilac • Vranjina • Vrbica • Vukovci • Zagreda • Zaugao
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Geography | |
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Landmarks |
- Adži-paša's bridge
- Blažo Jovanović Bridge
- Clock Tower
- Dajbabska Gora Tower
- Ribnica Fortress
- Duklja
- Millennium Bridge
- Medun
- Moscow Bridge
- Republic Square
- Roman Square
- Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ
- Dajbabe Monastery
- Church of the Holy Heart of Jesus
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Culture |
- Doclean Academy of Sciences and Arts
- Matica crnogorska
- Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts
- Montenegrin National Theatre
- Montenegrin PEN Center
- Montenegrin Symphony Orchestra
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Sports venues | |
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Sport clubs | |
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Events |
- Podgorica Marathon
- WTA Podgorica
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Education |
- Gymnasium "Slobodan Škerović"
- University of Montenegro
- University of Donja Gorica
- University Mediteran
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Media |
- RTCG
- Altlas
- Pink M
- 1Prva
- TV Vijesti
- Dan
- Dnevne Novine
- Pobjeda
- Vijesti
- Monitor
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Shopping malls |
- Delta City
- Mall of Montenegro
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Companies | |
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Transportation | |
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