The new season in the Macedonian Cup got opened today with four matches being played in which all favorites managed to record high wins and advance in the next round. photo by FK Pelister Bitola: Sivakov scores against Studeniçan Cup debutante Studeniçan hosted Pelister in a different ground as their home stadium in the village
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
According to the Competition Regulations for the top flight published by FFM, although a good part of the media has declared it relegated, the Makedonija GjP team is mathematically not yet and can be saved with an incredible scenario in which it will need help from the relegated Rabotnichki, Tikvesh and Bashkimi. photo by FK
As the end of the domestic league season approaches, the outlines of the first two leagues for the next season are beginning to be drawn, and the second league, which could be filled with a bunch of teams from the capital, is currently looking particularly interesting. Next season, the second league will have fewer teams
24 May 2009, 16.30 CET MAKEDONIJA GJP 1:1 RABOTNICHKI (5:6 p.s.o.) HT 0:0 / FT 1:1 / AET 1:1 Goals: 65′ Nikolche Klechkaroski – 89′ Sashko Pandev Stadium: Gradski in Skopje Attendance: 3,500 MGP RAB 1. Bojan Pavlović (GK) 1. Jordan Georgievski (GK) 3. Georges Ambourouet 2. Goran Dimovski 4. Blagoja Milevski (C) 4. Radenko
Macedonia GjP started this season with high ambitions. After getting promoted by winning the 2.MFL last season, the club aimed to secure the status of a stable top flight competitor, and had a good start, only for the turbulence in the club to be later reflected in the results, so in the end the Lions
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 33rd season of the Macedonian second league ended today. Makedonija GjP is the winner and got promoted to the top flight along with Arsimi, who recorded a historic promotion. Bashkimi 1947 will have to look for promotion through the play-off. photo by FK Bregalnica Shtip: Ardit Demiri in duel with Darijan Tasev Makedonija GjP
Several teams of the top two divisions used the national team break to play friendly matches. photo by GFK Tikvesh Kavadarci: moment of the match against Swieqi United 15 November Top flight bottom placed Tikvesh hosted Maltese second league side Swieqi United and celebrated a comfortable win, first to the Cup holders since September 7
The Round 4 match Novaci – Makedonija GjP that ended in a goalless draw was awarded 3:0 for Novaci by FFM. photo by FK Makedonija GjP Skopje: moment of the match A silly mistake when making a 90th minute substitution costed promotion favorites Makedonija GjP losing a point. FFM informed that its Competitions Commission noticed