About FK Smederevo 1924

FK Smederevo 1924 is a Serbian football club based in the city of Smederevo, founded on 6 May 1924. It originally began as FK Sartid, established by the local steel industry company SARTID. During its early decades, the club frequently changed names and struggled to establish itself in the top tiers of Yugoslav football, spending most of its history in lower divisions.

The club experienced its most successful period in the early 2000s. Competing under the name FK Sartid Smederevo, it achieved promotion to the top level of Serbian football and became a competitive side in national competitions. The highlight of this era came in the 2002–03 season, when the club won the Serbia and Montenegro Cup by defeating Red Star Belgrade in the final, marking the greatest achievement in its history.

After this success, the club participated in European competitions but soon entered a period of decline following changes in ownership and restructuring. In 2004, it reverted to the name FK Smederevo and later went through further reorganisations and mergers. Despite ups and downs in league status, FK Smederevo 1924 remains an active club in Serbian football, playing its home matches at Smederevo City Stadium and continuing to compete in the national league system.