Shkëndija continues in the Conference League after eliminating Bravo, while Vardar farewells Europe after a brave return leg defeat. photo by Filip Zdraveski/MacedonianFootball: view at Shkëndija – Bravo Vardar played his return leg first, on Tuesday. After another disappointing home performance, travelled to the Latvian capital with a 2:3 negative result. And Vardar again showed
Vardar was close to make a shocking come back in Finland, but at the end got knocked out of the Champions League. In the Conference League, Sileks got eliminated after penalty shoot-out, while Shkëndija advanced. photo by Matejcho Photography: Sileks players during the penalties After the disappointing first leg in Skopje, Vardar managed to tie
Both Macedonian participants in the Conference League recorded road victories, while Vardar disappointed in the Champions League after suffering a home defeat. photo by FK Dinamo Minsk: a duel from Dinamo – Sileks It was champion Vardar who opened the European summer on Tuesday when hosted KuPS, the champion of Finland in the first qualifying
Today’s UEFA draw determined the pairings in the first round of the Champions League qualifiers, and the Macedonian champion will face KuPS. The Red and Blacks will host the first leg on 7th or 8th, and the return leg in Kuopio will be played on the 14th or 15th of the same month. KuPS is
Portuguese midfielder Miguel Pires is new player of Vardar, the club confirmed today. photo by FK Vardar Skopje: Miguel Pires at his presentation Miguel Ângelo Ferreira Pires, who will turn 30 in late October, comes after a brilliant season at Sileks that ended with winning the Macedonian Cup. The Portuguese played in 30 out of
The Disciplinary Committee of FFM today made the decisions on the fines for the Macedonian Cup final. Sileks won the cup with a 1:0 victory, but the final was overshadowed by the rampage of the Tetovo club fans, and the non-appearance of the Shkëndija players at the medal ceremony. photo by Filip Zdraveski: the Balishtët
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
Macedonian champion Vardar parted ways with Goce Sedloski and immediately appointed his successor in Argentine coach Cristian Fabbiani. photo by FK Vardar Skopje Fabbiani is a 42-year-old former striker for whom Vardar will be debut European adventure. So far he has coached less known clubs Fenix de Pilar, Deportivo Riestra and Deportivo Merlo and also
Vardar are the crowned champions for this season in 1.MFL. They confirmed their title with a style, defeating runners-up Shkendija with three goals difference on the National Arena Todor Proeski in Skopje. Pelister and Brera Strumica will play play-off matches to retain first league status, while Makedonija Gjp, Rabotnicki and Shkupi are relegated. Shkupi broke
For the second season in a row, the club from Arachinovo eliminated Rabotnichki from the Macedonian Cup, while the other second division team, Ohrid Lychnidos, eliminated on penalties the big favorite Vardar. photo by GFK Ohrid Lychnidos: the players celebrates reaching the semis A new cup sensation occurred today after second-league side Shkëndija 77 eliminated