Never in the history of the Macedonian first league since its secession from Yugoslavia has there been less than 3 clubs from the capital, and next season that is exactly what could happen. photo by Filip Zdraveski The Macedonian capital Skopje has always been considered a city with an abundance of football clubs. History shows
27 May 2003 CEMENTARNICA 55 4:4 SLOGA JUGOMAGNAT 3:2 p.s.o. HT 3:2 / FT 4:4 / AET 4:4 Goals: 28′ Blessing Chinedu, 40′ (og) Sait Ahil, 44′ (pen) Zhanko Savov, 68′ Wandeir – 3′ Ljubiša Savić, 45’+2, 52′ Arben Nuhiji, 83′ (og) Goran Hristovski Stadium: Gradski in Skopje Attendance: 7,000 CEM SLJ 1. Ljupcho Kmetovski (GK)
23 May 2002 CEMENTARNICA 55 1:3 POBEDA HT 0:1 Goals: 78′ Aleksandar Toleski – 21′ Nikolche Zdraveski, 86′ Panche Kjumbev, 90′ (pen) Panche Ristevski Stadium: Mladost in Strumica Attendance: 5,500 CEM POB 1. Ljupcho Kmetovski (GK) 5. Igor Nikolaevski 3. Filip Despotovski 6. Dejan Batos 5. Dejan Cvetkovski 7. Blagojche Gjorgjioski 90’+1 9. Zhanko Savov
Rechica, Madjari Solidarnost and Nju Jork have won promotion after celebrating in the play-off and next season will take part in the group North of the Macedonian third league. photo by Filip Zdraveski: moment of the last play-off Cementarnica 55 – Nju Jork The winners of the four fourth league groups that are affiliated with