The new season in the Macedonian top flight begins on Friday, 8 August, with two derby matches. The opening round matches will be played on Saturday, Sunday and Monday as well, the Football Federation of Macedonia has determined. photo by FFM: the official ball that will be used The season will open in Tetovo, where
Today FFM made the draw for the 2025/26 season in the Macedonian top flight. photo by FFM: Pandev conducts the draw It was legendary player Goran Pandev drawing the lots, and in the first round, with his help, fortune decided to be played the biggest Macedonian derby, Vardar against Pelister. Round 1 matches: Tikvesh –
There are exactly two weeks until the start of the new season in the Macedonian top flight and the match schedule is still unknown. photo by Filip Zdraveski: archieved from of a 1.MFL draw The 1.MFL starts on Friday, 8 August, but who will open the season is still unknown. According to information from the
Footballers’ dreams sometimes come true even without managers and agencies. One such example is the latest signing of Makedonija GjP, who literally begged by camping outside the stadium for two weeks to be given a chance to show what he can do. The club from Skopje’s Gjorche Petrov settlement, which returned to the top flight,
The summer transfer window in the 1. MFL officially opened on June 15 and will remain open until September 6. During this period, clubs across the league are strengthening their squads, letting players go, and reshaping their teams for the new season. Below is a complete roundup of all confirmed transfers so far. Shkendija IN:
After six years Rabotnichki will play in the European cups, but the team that earned this will not be there to shine as many of the first team players left this summer. There was also a coaching change. photo by FK Rabotnichki Eight first team players left Rabotnichki this month, including captain Egzon Belica (30
Pelister, Metalurg and the three Tetovo based teams have no proper venues for playing First League matches. The board of directors of the Football Federation of Macedonia have brought a decision stating that the stadiums in Bitola, Zhelezarnica and Tetovo are not adequate for First League matches. That means that Pelister, Metalurg, Shkendija, Renova and
Vardar and Rabotnichki will likely need to move their home matches to another stadium due to pitch restorations at the Philip II Arena. After the recent stadium expansion and renovation, the National Arena Philip II of Macedon, formerly known as Skopje City Stadium, got a modern and exciting look. Now, new works are scheduled for