Our U19 national team visited Montenegro and played two friendlies in the Montenegrin towns of Tuzi and Danilovgrad.
photo by FSCG: a duel from the second match
Our team was the better opponent in both matches and recorded a draw and a win, although it should be noted that in the first match we played more than 60 minutes with a player less as Shabotikj collected two yellow cards got in the first half.
These were the last preparatory matches for this generation ahead of the qualifiers next month.
October 8th, Besa arena in Tuzi 
Montenegro – 
Macedonia 0:0
Montenegro: Đurović; Mugoša, Kojić (63′ Balević), Redžepagić, Martinović, Božović, Jauković (63′ Šaranović), L.Brajović, Roganović (74′ Pejović), Vukoje (74′ Ražnatović), Jovanović (74′ Jašović). Coach: Nenad Vukčević
Macedonia: Iloski; Radeski, Stojanoski, Atanasovski (46′ Murdjeski), Bajrami, Ristovski, Shabotikj, Kish (82′ Aslani), Damjanoski (46′ Andonovski), Brankovski (88′ Ivanovski), Ljafiti (77′ Mehmed). Coach: Erhan Selimi.
Red cards: 30′ Emir Shabotikj
Referee: Ivan Šarac
Highlights:
October 12th, OFK Titograd Training Camp in Podgorica
Montenegro – Macedonia 2:4 (0:1)
Goals: Jagoš Roganović, 69′ (pen) Novak Fatić – 33′ Emir Shabotikj, 66′ (pen) Gorazd Ristovski, 71′, 86′ Admir Ljatifi
Montenegro: D. Brajović; Kojić, Redžepagić (62′ Mugoša), Martinović (82′ Božović), Šaranović (46′ Jauković), Raičević (46′ L. Brajović), Fatić, Pejović (62′ Roganović), Jašović (46′ Jovanović), Ražnatović, Balević (62′ Vukoje). Coach: Nenad Vukčević
Macedonia: Iloski; Ceka (90’+1 Popovski), Stojanoski, Bajrami (40′ Aslani), Ristovski (90’+1 Murdjeski), Shabotikj, Kish (67′ Ali), Brankovski (46′ Damjanoski), Andonovski, Mehmed (90’+1 Hoti), Ivanovski (46′ Ljatifi). Coach: Erhan Selimi
Referee: Davor Božović
Highlights:
This is the list of the players that was invited for these friendlies.
David Iloski – Brera Strumica
Pavel Trajkovski – Partizan 
Abdullah Aslani – Lyngby 
Luka Atanasovski – Teteks
Agon Bajrami – Fortuna Düsseldorf 
Andrej Murdjeski – Vardar
Nazif Ceka – Shkendija
Zlatko Radeski – Teteks
Emir Shabotikj – Vardar
David Stojanoski – Bravo 
Krenar Hoti – Rabotnichki
Gorazd Ristovski – Crvena zvezda
Ariton Mehmed – Shkupi
Micho Popovski – Vardar
Arif Loki – Köge
Kamencho Andonovski – Brera Strumica
Marko Kish – Sesvete 
Nenad Damjanoski – Domžale
Admir Ljatifi – Osijek
Stefan Brankovski – Maribor
Hisar Ali – Feronikeli 
David Ivanovski – Winterthur 