Serbian First League
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Serbian First League

Countries	Serbia
Confederation	UEFA
Founded	2004
Divisions	2
Number of teams	18
Promotion to	Serbian Superliga
Relegation to	Srpska Liga
Domestic cup(s)	Lav Kup Srbije
Current champions	Javor (2007-08)
Website	http://www.prvaligasrbije.com
Serbian First League 2008-09

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Serbian First League or Prva Liga Srbija (Serbian: Прва Лига Србија) 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 2008-2009 season.

It often refer as Prva Liga Telekom Srbija(Serbian: Прва Лига Телеком Србија) , named after the main sponsor of the league, Telekom Srbija.

The league was formed to replace the old second division for the new state union of Serbia and Montenegro, where Montenegro have their own Prva Liga both serve as second level. But after Montenegrin independence referendum, 2006 the Serbian First League was the only group of second level.

Prva Liga Teams 2008/09

• FK Bežanija
• FK BSK Borča
• FK ČSK Pivara
• FK Dinamo Vranje
• FK Hajduk Beograd
• FK Inđija
• FK Kolubara
• FK Metalac Gornji Milanovac
• FK Mladi Radnik
• FK Mladost Apatin
• FK Mladost Lučani
• FK Novi Pazar
• FK Novi Sad
• FK Sevojno
• FK Smederevo
• FK Srem
• FK Voždovac
• FK Zlatibor Voda

See also

• Serbia national football team
• Serbian Superliga
• Srpska Liga

External links

Official

• Football Association of Serbia - Official Site
• Serbian First League - Official Site
• Serbian First League Unofficial site

Serbian Prva Liga 2008-09 v • d • e
Bežanija | BSK Borča | ČSK Čelarevo | Dinamo Vranje | Hajduk Beograd | Inđija | Kolubara | Metalac | Mladi Radnik | Mladost Apatin | Mladost Lučani | Novi Pazar | Novi Sad | Sevojno | Smederevo | Srem | Voždovac | Zlatibor Voda
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