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TROPHIES

CHAMPIONSHIP



Red Star is the leader in Serbian football with 25 championship trophies to its name. We were first in 1951, 52/53, 55/56, 56/57, 58/59, 59/60, 63/64, 67/68, 68/69, 69/70, 72/73, 76/77, 79/80, 80/81, 83/84, 87/88, 89/90, 90/91, 91/92, 94/95, 99/00, 00/01, 03/04, 05/06 and 06/07

CUP



Red Star is also the owner of 22 national cups. The cup was won in 1948, 1949, 1950, 57/58 58/59, 63/64, 67/68, 69/70, 70/71, 81/82, 84/85, 89/90, 92/93, 94/95, 95/96, 96/97, 98/99, 99/00, 01/02, 03/04, 05/06 and 06/07.

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS CUP



Won the European Champions Cup in 1990/91 without a single defeat. The road to the final was paved with triumphs against Grasshoppers (1:1 and 4:1), Glasgow Rangers (3:0 and 1:1), and Dinamo Dresden (3:0 and 2:1). The semi-final round would feature two unforgettable duels with Bayern Munich. We won away, on goals from Pancev and Savicevic, while the second leg ended in a tie, 2:2.
In the final game, played at Bari’s St. Nicholas Stadium, our opponent was Olympique Marseilles. After regulation and two fifteen minute extensions, the game was still scoreless. In the penalty round, Stojanovic was better for the one goal that made all the difference. Pancev’s goal from the penalty spot triggered unforgettable celebration among Red Star fans – those inside the stadium and many more around the world.

INTERCONTINENTAL CUP



As newly crowned European Champion, Red Star faced off against the Chilean team Colo-Colo in a game that was to decide the world club champion for the year. The match was played in Tokyo on 8 December, 1991.
Red Star jumped ahead when Jugovic scored on 20 minutes. In 43rd minute, Savicevic was red-carded. Although they were playing the second half one-man down, our lads were not swayed and added two more goals for an impressive 3:0 victory over the South American champion.
Toyota presented the winner of this match with a special trophy.

DANUBE CUP

Danube Cup was won in 1958 but it will remain as one of the most significant trophies in Red Star’s museum.
The competition was exceptional with clubs from five countries competing for the first place. Yugoslavia was represented by Red Star, Partizan, Vojvodina and Radnicki from Zemun, Hungary by MTK, Ferencvaros, Salgotarjan and Tatabanja, Czechoslovakia by Ruda Hvjezda (Red Star), Dinamo Prague, Dukla from Pardubice and Tatran Presov, Bulgaria by Levski and Locomotive from Sofia and Romania by CCA from Bucharest and Shield from Temisoara.
Home and away knockout system was used to determine the winner. Red Star first played on 23rd of May against Dukla Pardubice and won 2:0 (0:0) thanks to goals by Bora Kostic and Borozan. In the return leg Red Star managed a goalless draw without major difficulties.
The opponent in the quarterfinals was Locomotive Sofia. The game in Sofia was marked by Bora Kostic who scored four goals to assure Red Star a draw (4:4). In Belgrade’s return leg it was again the left footed bomber who was fatal for the Bulgarians by scoring the only goal of the match and brought Red Star (1:0) through to the semis.
Not even Radnicki managed to stop the red and white armada in Zemun. The away win (2:1) was enough to bring Red Star to finals since the return leg ended without both winner and goals. Danube Cup stayed in Belgrade where Czechoslovakians have fallen too. Ruda Hvjezda was smoked out on 6th of July with four goals (4:1) scored by Kostic (2), Milosevic and Milanovic. Even in the return leg on 12th of July in Brno, red and whites have triumphed; this time with 3:2 scorers being Kostic, Sekularac and Milosevic.

MIDDLE EUROPEAN CUP

With four wins and as many defeats with goal difference of 17:10 Red Star have won the Middle European Cup in the season 1967/68.
It all started on 15th of November 1967 with a win against Diosder with 3:0, return leg in Miskolc ending with a defeat of 3:1. In the second round on 27th of March Red Star sparkled again at home and won 3:0 against Czechoslovakian Inter, but lost in Bratislava with 3:2 enough to get through to the next round.
Semi final first leg was played in Budapest and Ujpest Doza celebrated a 1:0 win. Return leg was a rhapsody and the Hungarians were beaten with 4:1. Using the same recipe, triumph in the final was achieved. In Trnava on 16th of October 1968 a defeat (1:0) and on 23rd of October 1968 in Belgrade Spartak was beaten to their knees with 4:1 and Red Star embraced the Middle European Cup.
Antonijevic, Dojcinovski and Ostojic played all eight games, Lazarevic entered the pitch seven times, Klenkovski, Djoric and Krivokuca six, Dujkovc, Pavlovic and Acimovic five, Dzajic four and Markovic, Trifke Mihajlović and Racic three times. Milicević and Skrbic came on twice and Rakic, Kovacevic, Dakic and Karapandzic once. Stefanovic and Blagoje Krivokuca (OFK Beograd), Rudolf Belin (Dinamo), Bukal (Željezničar) and Prosen (Maribor) have played as guests. Best scorer was Vojin Lazarevic with 6 goals, with Dzajic and Ostojic scoring 4 and Antonijevic, Mihajlovic and Kovacevic one goal each.

TOURNAMENTS WON

BELGRADE TOURNAMENT



In 1948 first international tournament in our country “Belgrade Tournament” was held. Red Star triumphed with two wins. First Hungarian MTK have fallen on 1st of May (3:2) and on the day after in the final Bohemians from Prague (5:1).

SANTIAGO DE CHILE



Triumph was achieved in Chile, too. In 1962 on 6th and 13th of April Red Star was better than Brazilian Botafoga (1:0) and Hungarian Ferencvaros (3:2). On 10th of January a draw with the host Colo Colo was played and Red Star won the tournament.

SIXTH TOURNAMENT OF RASING



It was a year of great success. After the triumph in Chile, Paris brought more joy. In the 6th tournament of Rasing on 26th of June 1962 another Brazilian great – Santos was defeated (1:0). In the final game Red Star won against Rapid Vienna with 2:0.

TROPHY IBERICO



Badajoz was the host of a great tournament in June 1971. Red Star first demolished Sporting Lisbon with 6:1 and then in the final even the great Real Madrid (2:1).

TROPHY "THERESA HERRERA"



Another success in Spain in the year 1971 was accomplished. In La Coruna’s final Red Star defeated the host Deportivo with 3:1.

TROPHY COSTA DEL SOL



Iberian Peninsula was marked by Red Star for years. In 1973 another triumph; this time in Malaga. The throne was reached with wins against Espanol (2:0) and Malaga (2:1).

TROPHY NARANJA



Even Valencia fell under Red Star’s feet. In August 1973 in the semi final Standard Liege was beaten (2:0) and in the final the host with 2:1.

TROPHY COSTA VERDE



Gijon was a host of another tournament in August 1982. Red Star won the trophy by beating Barcelona in the semis (1:0) and Real Sporting in the final with the same result.

CITA DI VERONA



Red Star left their mark even in Italy. In the tournament in Verona on 21st of August 1991 Red Star won against the host after the penalty shootout (score was 2:2 after the regular play time). It was much easier in the final where Red Star outclassed Parma (4:1)

BASTILLE

First tournament after the sanctions Red Star played in June 1995 on Corsica. Bastille was the host but Red Star won (1:0). A stronger opponent waited in the final and after 90 minutes the score was 2:2 against Nantes but red and whites were more accurate from the spot.

LEIPZIG

Once again Red Star were the luckier team from the spot. First they have beaten Club Brugge in the semis (3:1) but against Werder in the final it wasn’t all smooth. After 90 minutes score was 2:2 and once again Red Star were more accurate from 11 meters. Bundesliga Champion had to concede a defeat – Red Star won 5:4.

YU TROPHY

In the year 1984 Red Star has won the “YU Trophy” contesting against Partizan, Dinamo and Hajduk. Three wins were recorded: Hajduk was beaten in Split 3:1, Dinamo in Zagreb 2:1 and the eternal rival demolished with 4:0.

CUP OF THE LEAGUE

In the season 1972/73 another trophy arrived to Red Star’s show case. Wins against Zeljeznicar (4:0), Vardar (2:1) and Partizan (4:3) were followed by a home and away final. After a draw in Tuzla (0:0), Red Star triumphed over Sloboda in return leg with 2-0 and won the Cup of the League.

SUPER CHAMPIONS TWICE

Red Star were Super champions of Yugoslavia on two occasions. First time in 1969 they won against the winner of the national Cup Dinamo. In Belgrade on 20th of August the Zagreb team were demolished 4:1 and seven days later they were beaten in Maksimir as well (2:1). Three years later Hajduk won the premiersip. In Split on 16th of February 1972 Red Star won 1:0 and the national Cup winner celebrated again in Belgrade on 22nd of February with 4:2.

WINNER OF LEAGUE OF YU CHAMPIONS

First time in 1972 four wins, a defeat and a loss were enough for Red Star to get to the first place. They did it with following results:
Red Star - Hajduk 3:1,
Sarajevo – Red Star 3:1,
Zeljezničar – Red Star 2:3,
Dinamo – Red Star 1:2,
Red Star – Vojvodina 2:1 and
Partizan – Red Star 3:3.
A year later the league was player in a shorter version and one win was enough for the first place. The debt to Sarajevo was returned on Kosevo stadium with the result of 3:0. Another two games ended in a draw: against Partizan (1:1) and Hajduk (0:0).

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