Crvena zvezda
SerbiaCrvena zvezda are in position 1 in Super Liga with 40 points from 14 matches (13 wins, 1 draw, 0 losses, goals 37-6). Recent form of Crvena zvezda (last five matches): W D W W W.
Founded
1945
Coach
Albert Riera
Venue
Stadion Rajko Mitić
City
Beograd
Capacity
51,862
Surface
grass
Did you know?
FK Crvena Zvezda (Red Star Belgrade) was founded in 1945 in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia (then Yugoslavia).
Season Stats
Record
12W 1D 0L
H:7W/A:5W
Goals
33 / 4 (+29)
H:24/A:9
Clean Sheets
14
H:6/A:8
Rank
1
Recent Results
@ Mačva Šabac
31/10/2026Super Liga
@ Jedinstvo Ub
28/10/2026Cup
@ OFK Beograd
25/10/2026Super Liga
vs FC København
22/10/2026UEFA Europa Conference League
vs Mladost Lučani
18/10/2026Super Liga
@ FC Lugano
15/10/2026UEFA Europa Conference League
@ FK Radnički 1923
10/10/2026Super Liga
vs Radnički Niš
20/09/2026Super Liga
@ Železničar Pančevo
17/09/2026Super Liga
@ IMT Novi Beograd
13/09/2026Super Liga
Upcoming Fixtures
vs Inter Club d'Escaldes
UEFA Europa Conference League
05/11/2026
18:45
@ Vojvodina
Super Liga
08/11/2026
19:00
vs Radnik Surdulica
Super Liga
21/11/2026
18:00
@ Gent
UEFA Europa Conference League
26/11/2026
21:00
@ FK Novi Pazar
Super Liga
28/11/2026
18:00
vs Železničar Pančevo
Super Liga
06/12/2026
18:00
@ FC Iberia 1999
UEFA Europa Conference League
10/12/2026
18:45
vs Trabzonspor
UEFA Europa Conference League
17/12/2026
21:00
@ Cukaricki
Super Liga
06/02/2027
18:00
vs Zemun
Super Liga
13/02/2027
18:00
Crvena zvezda
Red Star Belgrade, officially constituted on March 4, 1945, in Belgrade and playing at the 51,755-capacity Rajko Mitić Stadium — nicknamed the 'Marakana' by fans — is the most successful club in Serbian history with 37 national league titles and the defining moment in Eastern European football: winning both the 1991 European Cup and the 1991 Intercontinental Cup, defeating Olympique de Marseille and Colo-Colo respectively. That squad featured the brilliant Robert Prosinečki, Golden Boot winner Darko Pančev, and the explosive Dejan Savićević. The club has produced Dragan Džajić, regarded as the greatest Serbian player ever, and Nemanja Vidić, later a cornerstone of Manchester United's defence. Red Star remain the dominant force in Serbian domestic football and are regular participants in the Champions League group stage.