About FK Vojvodina

FK Vojvodina is one of the oldest and most respected football clubs in Serbia. Founded in 1914 in Novi Sad, the club developed into an important symbol of the Vojvodina region and became one of the most popular football institutions in the country. Known by nicknames such as “Voša” and “The Old Lady,” Vojvodina has maintained a long tradition and remains among Serbia’s most historic clubs.

Throughout its history, Vojvodina enjoyed considerable success during the Yugoslav era, winning the national league championship twice, in 1966 and 1989. The club also achieved success in international competitions, winning the Mitropa Cup in 1977 and the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1976. Its home, Karađorđe Stadium, has long served as a central place for football in Novi Sad and the wider region.

In the modern Serbian era, Vojvodina has remained one of the strongest clubs outside the traditional dominance of Red Star and Partizan. The club regularly competes in the Serbian SuperLiga and has achieved success in domestic cup competitions, winning the Serbian Cup and maintaining a reputation for developing talented players and playing an important role in Serbian football culture.