About Serbian SuperLiga

The Serbian SuperLiga, established in 2006 following the restructuring of Serbian football, became the highest level of professional football competition in Serbia. Since its foundation, the league has brought together clubs from across the country and has served as the main stage for the nation’s strongest teams to compete for domestic success and qualification to European tournaments.

Between 2006 and 2023, a total of 39 different clubs participated in the competition, reflecting the changing landscape of Serbian football. While many teams have appeared in the league over the years, only a small number consistently challenged for the championship, with the title race largely dominated by Serbia’s traditional football powers.

The rivalry between Red Star and Partizan has defined the SuperLiga era. After 20 seasons, Red Star secured 12 championship titles, while Partizan won 8. Red Star also set a remarkable record by claiming seven consecutive league titles, establishing one of the most dominant periods in the history of Serbian domestic football.