SK Jedinstvo Beograd

SK Jedinstvo Beograd (Serbian Cyrillic: СК Јединство Београд) was a Serbian football club based in Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

History

Jedinstvo was formed on May 11, 1924^[1]^[2] by the merger of two Belgrade clubs, Vardar and Konkordija, both of which competed in Belgrade Subassociation League until that year.^[3] They received the field of SK Srpski mač for use from the Belgrade municipality. At first their shirts were white with purple stripes^[1] but soon afterwards they changed to fuchsia, then green, and since then they became known as "Zeleni", The Greens in Serbian.^[4] Jedinstvo became one of the most important clubs in Belgrade during the pre-1945 period, right along BSK, SK Jugoslavija and BASK.

It competed in the

Second World War that would lead to the creation of a separate Croatian and Serbian Championships. As result, in 1940–41

a so-called Serbian League was played with Jedinstvo finishing in 4th place.

With the intensification of the war, and the following change of regime, the club ended up being disbanded in 1945.[6]

Honours

Belgrade Subassociation League:
- 1938

Notable players

Capped by the Yugoslavia national team:

Anton Kuzmanov

For all former club players with Wikipedia article, please see: Category:SK Jedinstvo Beograd players.

References

^ ^a ^b Sportista, Belgrade 12 May 1924, page 4
^ SK Jedinstvo Beograd at EU-Football.info
^ Milorad Sijić: "Fudbal u Kraljevini Jugoslaviji", pag. 169
^ FK Mačva-“Provincijski Urugvaj“ 1927–1941 at fudbalsrbija.net, 18-6-2013, retrieved 13-4-2014 (in Serbian)
^ Yugoslav First League tables and results at RSSSF
^ Jedinstvo Beograd at fkvojvodina.com
^ Mija Jovanović at Reprezentacija.rs
^ Mihalj Kečkeš at Reprezentacija.rs
^ Petar Lončarević at Reprezentacija.rs
^ Ivan Stevović at Reprezentacija.rs

[sportista-1] Sportista, Belgrade 12 May 1924, page 4

[2] SK Jedinstvo Beograd at EU-Football.info

[3] Milorad Sijić: "Fudbal u Kraljevini Jugoslaviji", pag. 169

[4] FK Mačva-“Provincijski Urugvaj“ 1927–1941 at fudbalsrbija.net, 18-6-2013, retrieved 13-4-2014 (in Serbian)

[5] Yugoslav First League tables and results at RSSSF

[6] Jedinstvo Beograd at fkvojvodina.com

[7] Mija Jovanović at Reprezentacija.rs

[8] Mihalj Kečkeš at Reprezentacija.rs

[9] Petar Lončarević at Reprezentacija.rs

[10] Ivan Stevović at Reprezentacija.rs

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1945–1992 — FPR / SFR Yugoslavia
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