FK Jedinstvo Paraćin

FK Jedinstvo Paracin

Full name

FK Jedinstvo Paracin

Nickname(s)

Džigerani (Liver boys)
Zeleno-beli (The Green-Whites)

Founded

1925

Ground

Gradski Stadion Paraćin

Capacity

12,000

Chairman

Hristodor Urosevic

League

Srpska liga Istok

2015-2016

Home colours

Away colours

FK Jedinstvo Paracin (Serbian Cyrillic: ФK Jeдинcтвo Пapaћин) is a football club based in Paraćin, Serbia.

History

The club PSD (Paraćinsko Sportsko Društvo, English: Sports Society of Paraćin) was founded 1925. In 1930 PSD and Karađorđe were merged forming a new club, FK Jedinstvo. The chosen club colours were green and white. Until the beginning of the Second World War Jedinstvo played in the league of the Kragujevac Football Subassociation, having won it in its first edition in 1933.

After World War II, the club has changed its name several times, returning in 1950 to its former name Jedinstvo. During the 1970s the club has been playing in the Serbian League (3rd tier within Yugoslavia). Some of the memorable performances were done in the Yugoslav Cup when in 1984 it reaches the 1/8 finals and loses against HNK Hajduk Split, but the best result was achieved when in 1997 was only stopped by FK Vojvodina in the semi-finals. In the league the best result was archived when in 1995 the club played in the Second League of FR Yugoslavia A. In that season, the club name was Jedinstvo Cement. The team that played in the 1995 season was composed of Sudimac, Jović, Vasić, Lazić, Marković, Milošević, Filipović, Nesković, Pantelić, Ristić, Todorović, Manojlović, Stojiljković, Petrović, Miličević, Pejić, Bošković, Đorđević, Stojanović, Kostić, Smiljković, Pavlović, Sretenović and Obradović. The coach was Boško Prodanović and his assistants Dragoljub Kostić i Rista Arizović.

In the season 2013-14 they are playing in Serbian League East Serbian League East.

References

Club profile and squad at FSRIS.

Serbian League East

2016–17 teams	Car Konstantin Dunav Prahovo Jedinstvo Bošnjace Jedinstvo Paraćin Moravac Mrštane Ozren Sokobanja Pukovac Radan Lebane Radnički Svilajnac Sinđelić Niš Sloga Despotovac Tabane 1970 Temnić 1924 Timok Trstenik Vlasina

Former teams	Balkanski Bor Borac Bivolje Đerdap Dinamo Vranje Dubočica Hajduk Veljko Jagodina Kopaonik Kosanica Morava Ćuprija Morava Vladičin Han Moravac Predejane OFK Niš Radnički Niš Radnički Pirot Radnik Surdulica Rudar Aleksinac Sloga Leskovac Svrljig Timočanin Topličanin Trayal Železničar Niš Železničar Vranjska Banja Žitorađa Župa Aleksandrovac

Seasons	2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17

Football in Serbia

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Overview

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Foreigners

National teams

Men	Serbia U21 U20 U19 U17 Yugoslavia

Women	Serbia U19 U17

League competitions

Men	SuperLiga First League Serbian League Belgrade East Vojvodina West Zone League Belgrade Banat Bačka Novi Sad-Syrmia Drina Dunav Morava East South West North Kosovo Okružna Liga Međuopštinska Liga Opštinska Liga Druga Opštinska Liga

Women	Super Liga First Women's League Second Women's League North South

Cup competitions

Men	Cup

Women	Cup

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