About FK Zemun

FK Zemun is a Serbian football club based in the Belgrade municipality of Zemun, founded on 20 October 1946. The club emerged in the post-World War II period through the unification of several local teams and gradually established itself as the main football representative of the Zemun area. Over time, it developed a strong local identity and became an important part of Belgrade’s football landscape.

During its history, FK Zemun moved through different tiers of the Yugoslav and later Serbian football league system. The club spent several periods in the second tier and also achieved promotion to the top division of Yugoslav football, marking the peak of its domestic success. It has also experienced structural changes and rebranding, including a period under the name FK Galenika Zemun before returning to its current identity in the mid-1980s.

FK Zemun has also had notable moments in cup competitions, including reaching the semi-finals of the Yugoslav Cup in the early 1980s and later achieving a runner-up finish in the Serbian Cup in 2007–08. In modern football, the club has mostly competed between the second and third tiers of Serbian football, while maintaining a loyal supporter base known as the Taurunum Boys and preserving its role as a traditional Belgrade club.