Hajduk Split
KroatienHajduk Split er nummer 1 i Kroatien HNL med 26 point efter 12 kampe (8 sejre, 2 uafgjorte, 2 nederlag, mål 26-11). Seneste form for Hajduk Split (sidste fem kampe): V V V U V.
Grundlagt
1911
Træner
Gonzalo Garcia
Spillested
Stadion Poljud
By
Split
Kapacitet
34,448
Underlag
grass
Sæsonstatistik
Statistik
7W 2D 2L
H:5W/A:2W
Mål
21 / 11 (+10)
H:12/A:9
Clean sheets
12
H:7/A:5
Placering
3
Fraværende spillere (1)
Seneste resultater
vs HNK Gorica
31/10/2026Kroatien HNL
@ Istra 1961
26/10/2026Kroatien HNL
@ Thun
22/10/2026UEFA Europa Conference League
vs Varaždin
18/10/2026Kroatien HNL
vs Ajax
15/10/2026UEFA Europa Conference League
vs Dinamo Zagreb
10/10/2026Kroatien HNL
@ Rijeka
20/09/2026Kroatien HNL
vs Slaven Koprivnica
13/09/2026Kroatien HNL
@ Vardarac
08/09/2026Kroatien Cup
@ Rudeš
06/09/2026Kroatien HNL
Kommende kampe
@ Lincoln Red Imps
UEFA Europa Conference League
05/11/2026
18:45
@ Osijek
Kroatien HNL
08/11/2026
15:00
@ Lokomotiva Zagreb
Kroatien HNL
21/11/2026
17:00
vs Sint-Truiden
UEFA Europa Conference League
26/11/2026
21:00
vs Rudeš
Kroatien HNL
28/11/2026
17:00
@ Slavonija Požega
Kroatien Cup
02/12/2026
13:30
@ Slaven Koprivnica
Kroatien HNL
05/12/2026
17:00
vs Nordsjælland
UEFA Europa Conference League
10/12/2026
21:00
vs Rijeka
Kroatien HNL
12/12/2026
17:00
@ Midtjylland
UEFA Europa Conference League
17/12/2026
21:00
Hajduk Split
HNK Hajduk Split, founded in 1911 in Prague by Croatian students and subsequently established in Split, is one of the oldest and most beloved football clubs in the former Yugoslavia and the Balkans. The club plays home matches at the iconic Stadion Poljud, an architecturally celebrated 34,448-capacity venue overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Hajduk has won the Croatian Football League nine times and the Croatian Football Cup six times since independence, and holds a record 23 Yugoslav First League titles. The club's fervent supporter group, the Torcida, founded in 1950, is considered one of the oldest active ultras groups in Europe. Notable alumni include Slaven Bilić, Igor Tudor, and Marko Livaja. Hajduk remains a proud symbol of Dalmatian identity and regularly competes in European competition.