
FK Fruškogorac is a football club from Sremska Kamenica, founded in 1919. It is one of the oldest sports clubs in the territory of the City of Novi Sad and Fruška gora, and the club traditionally wears green and white colors.
OFK Bečej 1918 (Youth Football Club Bečej 1918) is a football club with a rich tradition, founded in 1918. It represents one of the most important sports collectives in the Tisa region, and the club is recognizable by its blue and white colors.
OFK Vrbas (Youth Football Club Vrbas) is a football club with a rich tradition from Vrbas. Founded in 1969 by the merger of the clubs FK Kombinat and FK Radnički, the club has become a sports symbol of Vrbas and the entire central Bačka region over the decades. They are recognizable by their blue-and-white colors.
FK Dunav Bačka Palanka and its Football School „Dunav BP“ represent one of the most important sports clubs in Bačka Palanka. The club is known for its work with youth selections and the promotion of football among the youngest, and it builds its identity through the symbolism of the Danube River and white swans: a symbol of strength, elegance, and tradition.
ŽFK Moskva Novi Sad is a football club from Novi Sad, Serbia, founded with the aim of promoting football and gathering young talents from the local community. The club is known for its work with youth selections and participation in regional competitions.
When analyzing amateur and semi-professional football in Srem and Vojvodina, Football Club Hajduk from Divoš stands out as one of the most stable, best organized, and most respected village clubs. Founded in 1926 in the beautiful Fruška Gora village of Divoš (which is part of the City of Sremska Mitrovica), this club with over a century of tradition proudly carries its white and blue colors.
The club was founded in the pre-war period by workers of the then Novi Sad cable factory (hence the recognizable name). Throughout its long history, Kabel has gone through all levels of Yugoslav and Serbian football. The club experienced a historical boom in the newer era by playing in the Serbian First League (PLS), where for several seasons in a row they were at the very top of the table and played equal matches with clubs with a Super League pedigree.
The club is currently competing in the Serbian League Vojvodina (third tier), where it is always considered one of the main contenders for the top position and a return to the federal league.
OFK Vrbas: Blue and White Tradition from the Heart of Bačka
When analyzing Vojvodinian football, the city of Vrbas holds a special place as a community that has always loved a tough, combative, and defiant sporting style. Youth Football Club Vrbas (OFK Vrbas) is the successor to the rich football history of this city, recognizable by its blue and white colors and its status as a club that represents the true heart of the local sports community.
When you turn off the main highways and venture deeper into the Vojvodina plain, you encounter clubs that form the true core and soul of local football. One such gem is FK Vojvodina Tovariševo. Founded way back in 1924, this club proudly carries a tradition spanning over a century, representing the epicenter of sports and social life in its community.
When discussing football tradition in northern Serbia, one name shines with particular brilliance and weight: FK Spartak Subotica. Founded immediately after World War II, in 1945, the club was named in honor of Jovan Mikić Spartak, a legendary Subotica athlete and partisan commander. With their recognizable blue and white striped jerseys, Spartak has been synonymous for decades with a strong, Vojvodinian defiance, a great atmosphere, and a distinctive football school.
The focus in working with children is on grassroots football, developing discipline, team spirit, and motor skills. The training process is aimed at technical literacy and playing without pressure of results at the earliest ages.
In the past few years, parallel to the rise of the first team to the Serbian Superliga, FK Železničar has made a huge infrastructural and organizational leap in its work with younger categories.
Founded with a clear vision, FK Junior Inđija is a prime example of how a modern football school should shape the sporting and life habits of the youngest. Located in the heart of Srem, this club has become a regional leader in grassroots football through systematic work. „Juniors“ are recognized for not only providing children with top-notch technical and motor training but also for building a healthy competitive spirit, discipline, and respect for opponents and teammates through play and a pedagogical approach.
Founded in 1914, FK Vojvodina Novi Sad stands as a pillar of football tradition and one of Europe's greatest reservoirs of young talent. The popular „Old Lady“ has, through its iconic „Vujadin Boškov“ Football Centre, forged a distinct identity built on technical perfection, elegant play, and developing players who become leaders wherever they play. From the pitches in Veternik to captain's armbands in the top five leagues, Vojvodina's academy guarantees footballing class.
From the heart of the Bačka plain, from Nova Gajdobre, comes FK Soko, a club that has preserved the tradition of Vojvodina football since 1948. Known for its unwavering fighting spirit and work ethic, „Soko“ is a place where players of strong character and great endurance are forged. In a community where every success on the field is doubly appreciated, this club has built a recognizable identity as a collective that never backs down.
ŽFK Spartak Subotica is the most successful women's football club in Serbia, based in Subotica, in the north of the country (Vojvodina region). The club was founded in 1970, and has completely dominated Serbian women's football since 2011.
FK TSC Bačka Topola is one of the oldest soccer clubs in Serbia, founded in 1913, with its headquarters in Bačka Topola.
The FC Kula football school was founded in 2024 on the initiative of coach Vladimir Tošić and his associate Slobodan Kukolj, both holders of the UEFA C license. The main goal of the school is to popularize football in the municipality of Kula and beyond, through the development of team spirit in children, the improvement of technical and tactical elements of the game and fostering camaraderie.
Football club Excitement from Karavukova, with a tradition dating back to 1947, is a pillar of sports life in our town. Guided by a rich history, we launched four years ago Football school which soon became a gathering center for young talents and a synonym for quality pedagogical and sports work.
FC Vojvodina youth school For decades it has been considered one of the of the most prestigious football academies in Southeast Europe. Located in the modern football center "Vujadin Boškov" in Veternik, the school represents the heart and soul of the club, focused on the discovery, selection and top training of young talents.
Football School FK Hercegovac it's not just a place where football steps are learned - it's an institution that shapes characters and creates sports greats for decades. Although the club inherits a long and rich history, the turning point in working with the youngest occurred in 2015, when we started with a completely new, professional approach to the younger selections. Today, our base consists of about 45 talented boys, divided into the selections of pioneers, roosters and polecats.
FC Internacional Sombor! An oasis for the development of young footballers!
At FC Internacional Sombor, we believe that every child's talent deserves attention, support and the right path to success.
The club plays a significant role in the development of football in Sremska Mitrovica, especially through work with youth teams. Through engagement with younger categories, the club actively encourages the progress of football in the local environment.