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Serbian First League
File:Prvaligatelekomsrbija.jpg
Founded2006
CountrySerbia Serbia
ConfederationUEFA
Number of teams18
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toSerbian SuperLiga
Relegation toSerbian League
Domestic cup(s)Serbian Cup
Current championsInđija
(2009–10)
Websitewww.prvaligasrbije.com
Current: 2010–11 season

Serbian First League (Serbian: Прва лига Србије, Prva liga Srbije) is the name for the second tier in Serbia's football league. The league is operated by the Football Association of Serbia. 18 teams are set to compete in this league for the 2009-10 season. It is often referred to as Prva liga Telekom Srbija (Прва лига Телеком Србија), named after the main sponsor of the league, Telekom Srbija. The league was formed to replace the old second division of the state union of Serbia and Montenegro.

2010–11 teams

All-time table 2006-2011

The following is a list of clubs who have played in the Serbian First League at any time since its formation in 2006(Serbian independence) to the current season. Teams playing in the 2011–12 Serbian First League season are indicated in bold. A total of 38 teams have played in the Serbian First League.

Pos. Team S P W D L F A Pts Highest finish
1 FK Novi Pazar 5 174 71 38 65 186 195 241 3th
2 FK Srem 5 174 58 47 69 179 203 221 7th
3 FK Sevojno 4 140 58 39 43 173 137 213 2nd
4 FK Mladost Lučani 4 140 54 45 41 136 125 207 1st
5 FK BSK Borča 3 106 53 31 22 138 72 190 1st
6 FK ČSK Pivara 4 140 44 52 44 135 138 184 8th
7 FK Novi Sad 4 136 48 37 51 143 143 181 5th
8 FK Inđija 3 106 43 32 31 138 111 161 1st
9 FK Dinamo Vranje 4 140 38 39 63 124 179 153 13th
10 FK Radnički Niš 3 106 34 37 35 107 101 139 10th
11 FK Kolubara 3 102 33 35 34 103 110 134 3th
12 FK Bežanija 3 102 33 31 38 94 96 130 4th
13 FK Javor 2 72 33 25 14 73 54 124 1st
14 FK Rad 2 72 34 17 21 103 68 119 4th
15 FK Mladost Apatin 3 102 31 25 46 83 122 118 8th
16 FK Napredak 2 72 32 18 22 87 70 114 3rd
17 FK Zemun 3 102 29 33 40 101 116 114 12th
18 FK BASK 2 72 36 16 24 86 67 112 1st
19 FK Mladi Radnik 2 68 30 15 23 75 73 105 3rd
20 FK Metalac Gornji Milanovac 2 68 28 20 20 71 56 104 5th
21 FK Banat 2 68 26 23 19 72 59 101 4th
22 FK Radnički Sombor 2 68 25 19 24 60 61 94 7th
23 FK Vlasina 2 72 23 24 25 73 84 93 8th
24 FK Proleter Novi Sad 2 68 25 16 27 87 75 91 7th
25 FK Voždovac 2 68 23 20 25 71 70 89 5th
26 FK Teleoptik 2 68 23 20 25 73 75 89 6th
27 FK Spartak Subotica 2 72 23 17 32 81 91 86 4th
28 FK Mladenovac 2 72 22 19 31 83 94 85 11th
29 FK Radnički 1923 1 34 22 8 4 61 22 74 2nd
30 FK Čukarički 1 38 20 10 8 42 15 70 2nd
31 FK Radnički Pirot 2 72 18 14 40 68 91 68 6th
32 FK Smederevo 1 34 19 9 6 47 24 66 2nd
33 FK Jagodina 1 34 15 13 6 37 19 58 2nd
34 FK Hajduk Beograd 2 68 14 12 42 48 113 54 13th
35 FK Sinđelić Niš 1 34 15 8 11 41 34 53 5th
36 FK Mačva 1 38 10 11 17 26 49 41 17th
37 FK Sloga Kraljevo 1 34 9 12 13 28 32 39 16th
38 FK Big Bull Radnički 1 34 7 5 22 26 50 26 17th
39 FK Donji Srem – – – – – – – – –
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Location of teams in the 2010–11 Serbian SuperLiga

See also

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