The 1975–76 Yugoslav First League was the 1975–1976 season of the premier football league in Yugoslavia. The season culminated in the "First League Championship," which was won by Partizan.
Teams A total of eighteen teams contested the league, including sixteen sides from the 1974–75 season and two sides promoted from the 1974–75 Yugoslav Second League (YSL) as winners of the two second level divisions East and West. The league was contested in a double round robin format, with each club playing every other club twice, for a total of 34 rounds. Two points were awarded for wins and one point for draws.
FK Bor and Proleter Zrenjanin were relegated from the 1974–75 Yugoslav First League after finishing the season in bottom two places of the league table. The two clubs promoted to top level were Borac Banja Luka and Budućnost.
Team Location Federal Republic Positionin 1974–75Borac Banja LukaBanja LukaBudućnostTitogradČelikZenica01111thDinamo ZagrebZagreb0055thHajduk SplitSplit0011stOFK BelgradeBelgrade0088thOlimpija LjubljanaLjubljana01212thPartizanBelgrade0066thRadnički KragujevacKragujevac01515thRadnički NišNiš01010thRed StarBelgrade0033rdNK RijekaRijeka01414thFK SarajevoSarajevo01313thSlobodaTuzla0077thVardarSkopje01616thVeležMostar0044thVojvodinaNovi Sad0022ndŽeljezničarSarajevo0099th
Managers
Club ManagersBorac Banja Luka Miljenko MihićBudućnost Dušan VaragićČelik Alojz RenićDinamo Zagreb Mirko BazićHajduk Split Tomislav IvićOFK Belgrade Milutin ŠoškićOlimpija Ljubljana Slavko LušticaPartizan Tomislav KaloperovićRadnički Kragujevac Zoran Ristić
Club ManagersRadnički Niš Ðorđe KačunkovićRed Star Belgrade Milovan ĆirićRijeka Gojko ZecSarajevo Vukašin VišnjevacSloboda Josip DuvančićVardar Petar ŠulinčevskiVelež Sulejman RebacVojvodina Todor VeselinovićŽeljezničar Milan Ribar
League table
Results
Winning squad + Champions: FK Partizan Player League MatchesGoals Momčilo Vukotić 33 7 Rešad Kunovac 33 0 Borislav Đurović 32 1 Radmilo Ivančević 32 0 Nenad Bjeković 31 24 Ilija Zavišić 31 6 Refik Kozić 30 0 Ivan Golac 26 0 Aranđel Todorović 25 2 Boško Đorđević 23 5 Predrag Tomić 23 1 Vukan Perović 19 7 Vlado Pejović 19 0 Dragan Arsenović 16 1 Svemir Đorđić 14 1 Nenad Stojković 14 0 Pavle Grubješić 12 3 Aco Trifunović 8 0 Radomir Antić 7 1 Blagoj Istatov 3 0 Simo Nikolić 3 0 Dževad Prekazi 3 0 Nenad Cvetković 1 0Head coach: Tomislav Kaloperović
Top scorers RankPlayerClubGoals1 Nenad BjekovićPartizan242 Drago VabecDinamo Zagreb193 Vahid HalilhodžićVelež174 Slaviša ŽungulHajduk Split145 Jovan GecaSloboda Tuzla136 Jurica JerkovićHajduk Split127 Zoran FilipovićRed Star118 Srebrenko RepčićSarajevo10 Muhamed IbrahimbegovićBorac Banja Luka Goran JurišićOlimpija Vili AmeršekOlimpija9 Dušan ŠujicaVardar6
Attendance ClubAverage home attendanceAverage away attendanceRed Star Belgrade27,17623,882FK Partizan22,64724,412Dinamo Zagreb18,17613,912Hajduk Split17,94123,647Budućnost Titograd12,5298,176FK Vardar12,2357,265Borac Banja Luka10,1479,412NK Rijeka9,1767,794Čelik Zenica9,1767,382FK Sarajevo9,1479,412FK Željezničar9,00010,647Radnički Niš8,9418,941FK Vojvodina8,52911,294Radnički Kragujevac8,0297,912NK Olimpija7,2658,765FK Velež7,23511,324OFK Beograd6,3828,441Sloboda Tuzla6,3247,441 Overall league attendance per match: 11,670 spectators
See also 1975–76 Yugoslav Cup Yugoslav League Championship Football Association of Yugoslavia
External links Yugoslavia Domestic Football Full Tables