About FK Sevojno

FK Sevojno is a Serbian football club based in Sevojno, a district of Užice, founded in 1950. The club was originally formed by workers from the local copper industry, and in its early years it competed in regional leagues while gradually building its structure and identity. Over time, it became an important representative of the local community and developed through the Yugoslav football system.

During the 2000s, FK Sevojno experienced the most successful period in its history. The club achieved promotion to higher divisions and reached the Serbian First League, establishing itself as a strong second-tier side. Its breakthrough came in the 2008–09 season when it made an impressive run in the Serbian Cup, defeating several top-flight teams and reaching the final after a famous semi-final victory over Red Star Belgrade.

In the 2009–10 season, Sevojno finished as runner-up in the Serbian First League and qualified for European competition, where it participated in the UEFA Europa League. Shortly after this peak period, the club merged with Sloboda Užice in 2010, effectively ending its independent existence at the professional level. Despite this, FK Sevojno remains remembered for one of the most remarkable cup runs by a lower-division Serbian club.