The Serbian SuperLiga is the highest level of football in Serbia. It was founded in 2005 with Montenegro and from 2006 with only Serbian teams. 16 teams play each other home and away, resulting in 30 fixtures. The league table then splits in two; a relegation round and a championship round.
The Serbian First League (or Prva Liga Srbije or just PLS) is the second highest football league in Serbia. It has 16 teams playing each other home and away, making 30 fixtures in the regular season. After this the league table splits in two, the championship round and the relegation round.
The Serbian League (or Srpska Liga) is the third level of football in Serbia. It is split in four sections based on geographical criteria; Serbian League Belgrade, Serbian League East, Serbian League Vojvodina and Serbian League West. The champion of each division is promoted.
The Serbian League (or Srpska Liga) is the third level of football in Serbia. It is split in four sections based on geographical criteria; Serbian League Belgrade, Serbian League East, Serbian League Vojvodina and Serbian League West. The champion of each division is promoted.
The Serbian League (or Srpska Liga) is the third level of football in Serbia. It is split in four sections based on geographical criteria; Serbian League Belgrade, Serbian League East, Serbian League Vojvodina and Serbian League West. The champion of each division is promoted.
The Serbian League (or Srpska Liga) is the third level of football in Serbia. It is split in four sections based on geographical criteria; Serbian League Belgrade, Serbian League East, Serbian League Vojvodina and Serbian League West. The champion of each division is promoted.
