FK Cement Beočin

Cement Beočin

Full name	Fudbalski klub Cement Beočin
Nickname(s)	Plavo-beli (The Blue & Whites)
Founded	1913
Ground	Gradski stadion
Capacity	1,500
President	Rodoljub Daničić
Head coach	Nenad Cerović
League	Vojvodina League South
2020–21	6th
Home colours Away colours Third colours

Fudbalski klub Cement Beočin (Serbian Cyrillic: Фудбалски клуб Цемент Беочин) is a football club based in Beočin, Serbia.

History[]

FK Cement was founded in 1913 by the employees of a Beočin cement company and Mr. Martin Bajer, a native of Beočin who received his formal education in Budapest where he first got the idea of founding a football club.

The first starting line-up of the team in 1913 was:

• Goalkeeper: Dejan Đurić
• Defenders: Martin Bajer and Dragutin Karasik
• Right Midfielder: M. Daraboš
• Centre Midfielder: Vladislav Eseš
• Left Midfielder: J. Daraboš
• Right Winger: Brana Jovičić
• Left Winger: Aleksandar Jegdić
• Right Forward: Dejan Krkljus
• Centre Forward: Herbst
• Left Forward: Tipman

This starting line-up was featured until 1919 under the club name BAK. From 1919 to 1932 the team was known as BSK.

From 1922 to 1927 there were two football clubs in Beočin, the other one being FK Radnički. Radnički was dissolved in 1927 due to financial difficulties and the exodus of some players to the BSK. At that time, BSK featured the following players: Martin Bajer, Janika Sabo, Rudolf Kovačić, Oto Košćal, Josip Bajer, Franja Babi, Karlo Kapošvarc, Franja Mesinger, Janika Oltvanji, Nikola Dvoržak, Ladislav Eseš, D. Manjoki, Martin Dvoržak among others.

Since 1933 the club has been known as FK Cement. Up until World War II, the club included players such as Mile Stojkov, Franja Buršl, Franja Ferić, Rudika Nozak, Leopold Popović, Vilim Rakšanji, Florika Major, Stevan Vajs, Janika Košćal, Ivan Gabrić, Žaki, Ivica Horvat and others.

In 1970, during its 50-year anniversary celebrations, the club was honoured by the Football Association of Yugoslavia as one of the oldest in the country.

Current squad[]

As of 9 March 2019 Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  SRB Nemanja Đurikin (vice-captain) 12 GK  SRB Ivan Knežević 2 DF  MNE Dejan Peković 3 DF  SRB Miloš Vilotijević 4 DF  SRB Nikola Milutinović 5 DF  SRB Kristijan Bajić 14 DF  SRB Vladimir Skoko 15 DF  SRB Mladen Zgonjanin 16 DF  SRB Aleksandar Leđanac 17 DF  SRB Filip Ungar 22 DF  SRB Nenad Marjanović 25 DF  MNE Stefan Zogović

No. Pos. Nation Player 6 MF  SRB Nebojša Pavlović 7 MF  SRB Nikola Kedža 8 MF  SRB Ognjen Tomović 10 MF  SRB Zoran Rakić (captain) 11 MF  SRB Marko Stančetić 18 MF  SRB Vukan Vujošević 20 MF  SRB Nikola Vujičić 21 MF  SRB Nikola Laković 24 MF  SRB Slavko Gavrilović 9 FW  SRB Feđa Baletić 19 FW  SRB Saša Ćurko 23 FW  SRB Mladen Popović

Technical staff[]

Club records[]

Club records are in the time span from 2005 to 2018.

Biggest victories in the domestic championships[]

Season		Match		Score
Serbian League Vojvodina
2004–05		Cement – FK Polet		6–1
2010–11		Cement – Sloboda (NK)		7–0
2011–12		Cement – FK Vršac		5–0
2011–12		Cement – FK ČSK Pivara		4–0
Vojvodina League West
2009–10		Cement – FK ŽAK		6–0
2009–10		Polet (K) – Cement		0–5
2009–10		Cement – FK Šajkaš		7–0

Seasons[]

Honours[]

Honours are in the time span from 1994. to 2020.

National Leagues[]

• Serbian League Vojvodina

Winners (1): 1998–99

• Vojvodina League West

Winners (1): 1994–95^[1]

Runners-up (2): 2009–10, 2013–14

National Cups[]

• Cup FSG Novi Sad

Runners-up (2): 2017–18, 2019–20^[1]

Notable players[]

For the list of all current and former players with Wikipedia article, please see: Category:FK Cement Beočin players.

Coaching history[]

• Mirko Babić (11 July 2014 – 16 August 2017)
• Dragan Milošević (18 August 2017 – 12 April 2018)
• Radovan Krivokapić (14 April 2018 – 10 September 2018)
• Miodrag Pantelić (26 September 2018 – 17 October 2018)
• Dragan Milošević (18 October 2018 – 1 December 2018)
• Nenad Cerović (2 February 2019 – )

Notes[]

1.^ Back in 1994, the fourth tier was called First League of Vojvodina.

References[]

External links[]

• Club profile at SrbijaSport (in Serbian)
• Club profile at fudbal91 (in Serbian)
• Club profile at spox (in German)
• Club profile at footballdatabase (in English)
• Club profile at thefinalball (in English)
• Club profile at soccerway (in English)
• National team players listed by seasons at national-football-teams (in English)
• Centenary of football in Beočin at Partizan.rs (in English)
• Experience of a neutral visitor on Cement match at groundhoppingsrb (in English)