Yugoslav First League 1990-91

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The First League of Yugoslavia's 1990/1991 season was the last in which teams from Croatia and Slovenia participated. In 1991 these republics declared their independence from Yugoslavia. Soon after, the Prva HNL and the Slovenian First League were formed.

The season featured a huge ethnically motivated incident during a Hajduk Split vs. FK Partizan tie on September 26, 1990, when a mob of hardcore Hajduk fans invaded the pitch in the middle of the match in an attempt to lynch the Partizan players. All of the Partizan players ran for their lives into the dressing room, thus escaping unharmed. While chanting anti-Serb slogans, the violent mob then set fire to the Yugoslav flag that was displayed on the stadium's official mast. They then proceeded to raise the Croatian chequerboard flag (at the time not in official use and thus considered a Croatian nationalist symbol). Partizan was leading 2-0 at the time of the incident. The match was never resumed, and eventually registered 3-0 in Partizan's favour.

[edit] League

Rank	Club	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	P
1	Red Star (Belgrade)	36	25	6	5	88	54	+34	54
2	Dinamo Zagreb	36	20	10	6	72	36	+36	44
3	Partizan (Belgrade)	36	18	8	10	62	36	+26	41
4	Borac (Banja Luka)	36	14	11	11	42	38	+4	35
5	Proleter (Zrenjanin)	36	17	4	15	50	49	+1	35
6	Hajduk Split	36	15	9	12	49	38	+11	33
7	Vojvodina (Novi Sad)	36	14	9	13	47	52	-5	33
8	Rad (Belgrade)	36	14	7	15	42	34	+8	32
9	NK Osijek	36	14	6	16	52	57	-5	32
10	Radnički (Niš)	36	14	5	17	35	49	-14	32
11	FK Sarajevo	36	13	10	13	37	48	-11	31
12	Velež (Mostar)	36	12	10	14	54	55	-1	30
13	FK Zemun	36	12	10	14	40	53	-13	30
14	Olimpija (Ljubljana)	36	14	3	19	41	59	-18	30
15	NK Rijeka	36	13	10	13	33	25	+8	29
16	Željezničar (Sarajevo)	36	11	13	12	35	41	-6	29
17	Budućnost Titograd	36	13	6	17	43	48	-5	28
18	Sloboda (Tuzla)	36	11	7	18	36	56	-20	23
19	Spartak (Subotica)	36	1	10	25	25	74	-49	4
-	Vardar (Skopje)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
-	OFK Beograd	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
-	Sutjeska (Nikšić)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
-	Pelister (Bitola)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

League topscorer: Darko Pančev (Red Star) (34 goals)

Champions:

RED STAR BELGRADE (coach: Ljupko Petrović)

players (league matches/league goals):
Vlada Stošić (35/4)
Miodrag Belodedić (34/1)
Stevan Stojanović (33/0) -goalkeeper-
Darko Pančev (32/34)
Vladimir Jugović (32/7)
Ilija Najdoski (32/2)
Duško Radinović (30/0)
Robert Prosinečki (29/12)
Dragiša Binić (27/14)
Slobodan Marović (27/1)
Refik Šabanadžović (26/0)
Dejan Savićević (25/8)
Siniša Mihajlović (14/1) arrived from FK Vojvodina January '91
Ivica Momčilović (13/0)
Rade Tošić (11/0)
Ljubiša Milojević (8/1)
Goran Jurić (8/0)
Goran Vasilijević (7/0)
Dejan Joksimović (5/0)
Ivan Adžić (4/1)
Vladan Lukić (4/1)
Enes Bešić (3/0)
Milić Jovanović (3/0) -goalkeeper-
Slaviša Čula (2/0)
Duško Savić (2/0)
Đorđe Aćimović (1/0)
Aleksandar Ilić (1/0)
Mitar Mrkela (1/0) left for FC Twente in early fall 1990
Milorad Ratković (1/0)

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Yugoslav First League seasons

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Succession of Yugoslav First League

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Yugoslav 1990-91	Yugoslav 1991-92
		FR Yugoslavia 1992-93
		Macedonia 1992-93	Macedonia 1993-94
	Slovenia 1991-92	Slovenia 1992-93	Slovenia 1993-94
	Croatia 1992	Croatia 1992-93	Croatia 1993-94
			Bosnian Bosniaks 1993-1994
			Bosnian Croats 1993-1994