The list of the Champions League and Europa League participants is now complete, so the four Macedonian teams can get ready for the upcoming draw. With the conclusion of the leagues in Denmark, Greece and Poland, as well as the Swiss Cup this past weekend, the club season in Europe is finally over. Therefore, the
Turnovo will remain in the First League after defeating Gostivar 2:0 in the second leg of the relegation play-off.
Interestingly, all three games in the Second League play-off ended 4:1, with wins by Gorno Lisiche, Ljubanci and Pobeda, while the First League play-off between Turnovo and Gostivar ended 1:1.
In a round where there was no drama, every position on the table had already been decided, Vardar was presented the trophy for winning the league title.
Rabotnichki collected a come from behind victory over Teteks to clinch its fourth cup trophy in the club’s history. photo by FK Rabotnichki Skopje The opening 20 minutes in this cup final were rather quiet as neither side could muster a quality chance. Both teams were feeling each other out before Rabotnichki finally threatened midway
Rabotnichki and Teteks will square off in the Macedonian Cup final on Wednesday night, and for that occasion we contacted one player on each side to get their thoughts on the match.
How does someone from Norway view the Macedonian league? With the season coming to a close, we raised that question, along with others, to Rabotnichki forward Chuma Anene.
Two different emotions for the two biggest brands in Macedonian football. Vardar finally clinched the league title with a home win over Renova, while Pelister secured relegation after losing to Turnovo.
Bregalnica keeper Filip Gachevski, the current record holder for going 912 minutes without a conceding a goal in Macedonia, sat down with our website for an interview.
With his latest goal on Tuesday, Rabotnichki striker Bazhe Ilijoski reached 100 goals in the Macedonian First League.