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The catalog string Belgrade contains Čukarički, IMT, OFK Beograd, Partizan, Red Star Belgrade and Zemun. The Red Star Belgrade club page that was opened places the club stadium in Ljutice Bogdana street at number 1a and says the official name since December 2014 is Rajko Mitić Stadium. The same page says many supporters call it Marakana, and it presents an app with a digital stadium ticket. The Partizan club page that was opened gives the address Humska 1, 11000 Beograd, and names the stadium FK Partizan. Čukarički, IMT, OFK Beograd and Zemun do not appear with a street on either of those pages. Do not derive their routes from the two addresses that were read.
This page includes only catalog entries whose city string is exactly Belgrade. Other places are not added.
Documented venue in the snapshot: Lagator Stadium
Documented venue in the snapshot: SC FSS (temporarily)
Documented venue in the snapshot: Partizan Stadium
Documented venue in the snapshot: Rajko Mitić Stadium
Documented venue in the snapshot: Stadium Dragan Džajić
Documented venue in the snapshot: Čukarički Stadium
This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.
Settle the club and the date first, then use only the street that club's own page names. For Red Star Belgrade that is Ljutice Bogdana 1a. The page describes a digital stadium ticket in the club app, not a window at another club. For Partizan the profile that was read gives Humska 1, 11000 Beograd, stadium name FK Partizan, a pitch of 105 by 68 metres and 29,775 seats. That profile does not describe a sales window. Čukarički, IMT, OFK Beograd and Zemun had no street on the pages that were opened, so read the club page for that match before setting off.
The Red Star Belgrade club page says the stadium is in Ljutice Bogdana street at number 1a. The official name since December 2014 is Rajko Mitić Stadium, after the club's first great player. Before that the ground was called FK Crvena Zvezda Stadium. The page puts the present seat count at 49,167 after chairs were installed in all four stands.
The same Red Star Belgrade stadium page points to the club app and explicitly names a digital stadium ticket there, next to news and a match centre. That page does not name a separate window or another seller. Someone going to Ljutice Bogdana 1a checks the ticket route in that app or on the club site, not at Partizan.
The Partizan profile page that was opened sets the club name as FK Partizan, Humska 1, 11000 Beograd. The stadium line says FK Partizan, the pitch is 105 by 68 metres, and the capacity is given as 29,775. The phone and mail on that page are +381 11 3693 815 and office@partizan.rs. Čukarički, IMT, OFK Beograd, Red Star Belgrade and Zemun are not on this profile.
Source: FK Partizan, club profile
The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.
Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga
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The club page names Ljutice Bogdana 1a, the name Rajko Mitić Stadium since December 2014, 49,167 seats and a digital stadium ticket in the app.
The profile page names Humska 1, 11000 Beograd, the stadium name FK Partizan, the size 105 by 68 metres and the figure 29,775.