Vardar coach Goce Sedloski, whose name was most associated as the successor to Blagoja Milevski, is officially the new head coach of the Macedonian national team. photo by FFM The Board of Directors of the Football Federation of Macedonia (FFM) has decided to appoint a new head coach for the Macedonian national team at Monday’s
21 May 2025, 20.00 CET VARDAR 2:0 STRUGA HT 1:0 Goals: 26′, 49′ Mihail Talevski Stadium: National Arena Todor Proeski in Skopje Attendance: 6,000 VAR STR 3. Mihail Manevski 45’+1 2. Nikola Vlajković 4. Mislav Matić 5. Bojan Ilievski 7. Danel Jordan Dongmo 72′ 10. Besmir Bojku 9. Azer Omeragić 11. Bunjamin Shabani (C) 10.
Goce Sedloski takes on his first international coaching adventure as he has been revealed as the new manager of Latvian side Riga. After resigning from Vardar in late August 2017, Sedloski was without a club. Today the Latvian side announced the arrival of the former Macedonian national team defender as he managed of the club,
20th November 2002, 18.00 CET MACEDONIA 2:3 ISRAEL HT 0:2 Goals: 63′ Aleksandar Vasoski, 90′ Goce Sedloski – 19′ Michael Zandberg, 28′ Avi Nimni, 90’+4 Eli Biton Stadium: Gradski in Skopje Attendance: 7.000 MKD ISR 1. Petar Miloshevski (GK) 46′ 1. David Aouate (GK) 46′ 2. Igor Mitreski 2. Alon Harazi 81′ 3. Robert Petrov
11th June 2004, 19.00 CET ESTONIA 2:4 MACEDONIA HT 0:3 Goals: 54′ Vjatšeslav Zahovaiko, 70′ Ingemar Teever – 10′ Goce Sedloski, 13′ Goran Popov, 31′ Goran Pandev, 71′ Vlatko Grozdanoski Stadium: A. Le Coq Arena in Tallinn Attendance: 2.200 EST MKD Martin Kaalma (GK) 1. Petar Miloshevski (GK) (C) 46′ Erko Saviauk 46′ 2. Goran
9th February 2003, 18.00 CET CROATIA 2:2 MACEDONIA HT 1:1 Goals: 35′ (pen) Marijo Marić, 72′ Srđan Andrić – 10′ (pen) Goce Sedloski, 60′ Goce Toleski Stadium: Šubićevac in Šibenik Attendance: 1.522 CRO MKD 1. Stipe Pletikosa (GK) (C) 46′ 1. Jane Nikoloski (GK) 2. Ivan Režić 46′ 2. Sasho Zdravevski 46′ 3. Jasmin Agić
Original name: Гоце Седлоски Passport version: Goce Sedloski IPA: ˈgɔtsɛ ˈsɛdlɔski [player id=28755] Nickname: Sedlo Club shirt name: Sedloski Position: central defender Born on 10.04.1974 in Golemo Konjari, Macedonia Club: retired Former clubs: FK Bratstvo Golemo Konjari , FK Pitu Guli Krushevo , FK Pobeda Prilep , HNK Hajduk Split , Sheffield Wednesday FC ,
14th November 2009, 13.00 CET MACEDONIA 3:0 CANADA HT 0:0 Goals: 48′ Goce Sedloski, 61′ (pen), 90’+4 (pen) Goran Pandev Stadium: Mladost in Strumica Attendance: 3.500 MKD CAN 1. Tome Pachovski (GK) 85′ 3. Michael Klukowski 2. Nikolche Noveski 66′ 5. Kevin McKenna 90’+3 3. Goran Popov 6. Julian de Guzman 85′ 5. Igor Mitreski
Kemal Alomerovik scored one of the two goals in his team’s victory in Hungary, Filip Ivanovski brought the win to his team in Poland, Boban Grncarov also scored but failed to win in Israel, while Velice Sumulikoski played his first game for Ipswich after a long absence. Germany, 1. Bundesliga, Eintracht Frankfurt – Energie Cottbus
7th June 2003, 20.00 CET MACEDONIA 3:1 LIECHTENSTEIN HT 1:1 Goals: 39′ (pen) Goce Sedloski, 52′ Mile Krstev, 82′ Aco Stojkov – 20′ Roger Beck Stadium: Gradski in Skopje Attendance: 6.000 MKD LIE 1. Petar Miloshevski (GK) 1. Peter Jehle (GK) 38′ 2. Veliche Shumulikoski 2. Jürgen Ospelt 40′ 3. Sashko Lazarevski 3. Sandro Maierhofer