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Sloboda Novi Grad

Leagues Played
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 142 Bosnia-Hercegovina - Cup 8 Bosnia & Hercegovina - Regionalcup 1
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Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 10/17 12:30 11 Ljubic Prnjavor v Sloboda Novi Grad W 0-2
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 10/10 13:00 10 Sloboda Novi Grad v FK Jedinstvo Brcko D 1-1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 10/03 13:30 9 FK Borac Kozarska v Sloboda Novi Grad W 1-2
Bosnia-Hercegovina - Cup 09/30 14:00 5 Sloboda Novi Grad v FK Tuzla City L 0-2
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 09/26 14:00 8 Sloboda Novi Grad v Leotar D 0-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 09/19 14:00 7 Tekstilac v Sloboda Novi Grad L 1-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 09/12 14:30 6 Sloboda Novi Grad v FK Drina Zvornik D 1-1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 09/06 15:00 5 [11] FK Modrica v Sloboda Novi Grad [4] D 0-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 08/29 15:00 4 Sloboda Novi Grad v Zvijezda 09 W 2-1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 08/22 15:00 3 [12] Sutjeska Foca v Sloboda Novi Grad [6] W 0-1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 08/15 15:30 2 Sloboda Novi Grad v Zeljeznicar Banja Luka W 1-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 08/08 15:00 1 Sloboda Novi Grad v Slavija Sarajevo D 0-0
Bosnia-Hercegovina - Cup 09/21 14:00 5 Rudar Kakanj v Sloboda Novi Grad L 5-1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 06/04 15:00 - Sloboda Novi Grad v Sutjeska Foca D 0-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 05/28 15:00 - Leotar v Sloboda Novi Grad L 2-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 05/18 15:00 - Sloboda Novi Grad v Mrkonjic Grad D 2-2
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 05/07 14:30 - Sutjeska Foca v Sloboda Novi Grad L 3-1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 04/30 14:30 - Sloboda Novi Grad v Leotar D 2-2
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 04/24 14:00 - Mrkonjic Grad v Sloboda Novi Grad L 2-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 04/09 13:30 22 Sloboda Novi Grad v Sutjeska Foca W 2-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 04/02 13:00 21 FK Kozara Gradiska v Sloboda Novi Grad D 0-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 03/19 13:30 19 Sloboda Novi Grad v Borac Bosanski L 1-2
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 03/05 13:00 17 Sloboda Novi Grad v FK Krupa L 0-3
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 11/21 12:00 16 Tekstilac v Sloboda Novi Grad D 0-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 11/14 12:00 15 Sloboda Novi Grad v Mrkonjic Grad W 6-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 11/07 12:00 14 Leotar v Sloboda Novi Grad L 4-1
Bosnia-Hercegovina - Cup 11/04 12:30 4 Mladost Doboj Kakanj v Sloboda Novi Grad L 7-0
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 10/31 12:30 13 Sloboda Novi Grad v Zvijezda 09 W 1-0
Bosnia-Hercegovina - Cup 10/21 13:00 4 Sloboda Novi Grad v Mladost Doboj Kakanj W 2-1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 1. Liga 10/17 12:30 11 Sutjeska Foca v Sloboda Novi Grad D 2-2

Wikipedia - FK Sloboda Novi Grad

Fudbalski klub Sloboda Novi Grad (Serbian Cyrillic: Фудбалски клуб Cлoбoдa Hoви Гpaд) is a football club from the town of Novi Grad, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and one of the oldest in the country. The club competes in the First League of the Republika Srpska.

History

The club was founded in 1910 as SK Sloboda Bosanski Novi, which makes them one of the oldest football clubs in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

FK Sloboda Novi Grad er et bosnisk-hercegovinsk fotballag fra byen Novi Grad i Republika Srpska. Klubben ble grunnlagt i 1974 og spiller sine hjemmekamper på Gradski stadion Novi Grad. Klubbens største suksess var å vinne det bosniske mesterskapet i 2009-10 sesongen.

Klubben har deltatt i flere UEFA-turneringer, inkludert UEFA Europa League og UEFA Intertoto Cup. I UEFA Europa League 2010-11 sesongen, nådde de første kvalifiseringsrunde.

Sloboda Novi Grad er kjent for å utvikle unge talenter. Flere spillere som har spilt for klubben har gått videre til å spille for Bosnia-Hercegovinas landslag, inkludert Edin Džeko, Vedad Ibišević og Miralem Pjanić.

Klubbens nåværende manager er Dragan Radović.