Today three teams from Macedonia took part in the Europa League qualifications. Renova and Sileks were eliminated, while Shkendija kicked out Botoșani on the road. photo by KF Shkendija Tetovo: the players & staff after the match Renova had the first game of the day and hosted Hajduk at the Petar Miloshevski training center in
The Macedonian representative in the Champions league qualifiers are eliminated by Azeri champions Qarabağ. photo by: sportal.az The second placed team in the last season’s championship who got to represent Macedonia in the Champions league qualifiers because first place Vardar didn’t get the UEFA license, are eliminated in the first round by Azeri side Qarabağ.
The Macedonian participant will have to match the champions of Azerbaijan in the first qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League. photo: The moment Sileks was drawn With 17 seeded and 17 unseeded teams in the draw, earlier today the list of potential opponents was narrowed down by UEFA. Unseeded Sileks could get Astana (Kazakhstan),
Sileks easier than expected won the play-off for filling the Macedonian top flight as they denied Tikvesh from coming back after 15 years. photo: moment into the second half Play-off first round winners Tikvesh entered the matched tired from Sunday’s encounter with Labunishta and had a tough task in top flight side Sileks whose players
Edition VI Participating teams: club settlement country league Partizan Belgrade Yugoslavia top league Pobeda Prilep Macedonia 1.MFL Sileks Kratovo Macedonia 1.MFL Tikvesh Kavadarci Macedonia 1.MFL Vardar Skopje Macedonia 1.MFL All matches played at Gradski stadium in Kavadarci. 13, 14 & 15 February: Pobeda – Partizan 0:0 Tikvesh – Sileks 0:0 Partizan – Vardar 0:0
Edition XIII Participating teams: club settlement country league Pirin Gotse Delchev Bulgaria second league Renova Djepchishte Macedonia 1.MFL Sileks Kratovo Macedonia 1.MFL Tikvesh Kavadarci Macedonia 3.MFL South All matches played at Gradski stadium in Kavadarci. 20 February: Semifinals: Tikvesh – Sileks 0:1 Renova – Pirin 1:1 (7:6 p.s.o.) 21 February: 3rd place match: Tikvesh
Edition XV Participating teams: club settlement country league Pobeda Junior Prilep Macedonia 2.MFL Sileks Kratovo Macedonia 1.MFL Tikvesh Kavadarci Macedonia 2.MFL Vihren Sandanski Bulgaria fourth league All matches played at Gradski stadium in Kavadarci. 03 March Semifinals: Tikvesh – Vihren 0:1 Sileks – Pobeda Junior 3:0 04 March 3rd place match: Tikvesh – Pobeda
Edition IV Participating teams: club settlement country league Čukarički Stankom Belgrade Yugoslavia top league Sloga Jugomagnat Skopje Macedonia 1.MFL Sileks Kratovo Macedonia 1.MFL Tikvesh Kavadarci Macedonia 1.MFL Vardar (N) Negotino Macedonia 2.MFL East All matches played at Gradski stadium in Kavadarci. Italian system used, each match lasted 45 minutes. 26 January Tikvesh – Vardar
Edition III Participating teams: club settlement country league Dobrudzha Dobrich Bulgaria top league Osogovo Kochani Macedonia 1.MFL Sileks Kratovo Macedonia 1.MFL Tikvesh Kavadarci Macedonia 1.MFL All matches played at Gradski stadium in Kavadarci. 11 February Semifinals: Tikvesh – Osogovo 0:3 Sileks – Dobrudzha 2:2 (5:4 p.s.o.) 12 February 3rd place match: Tikvesh – Dobrudzha
Most famous is Ümit Karan who takes charge at Shkupi, Momchilo Mitrevski is back at Sileks, Zoran Shterjovski will lead Bregalnica, while Darko Krsteski will have the hardest task at Pelister. photo by FC Shkupi: Ümit Karan at his first training session Four Macedonian teams this week announced their new head coaches. The biggest name