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|competition = First League of FR Yugoslavia |season = 1999–2000 |dates = {{nowrap|31 July 1999 — 20 May 2000}} |winners = Red Star 21st domestic title |relegated = Proleter Hajduk Beograd Mogren Spartak Subotica Borac Čačak |continentalcup1 = Champions League |continentalcup1 qualifiers = Red Star |continentalcup2 = UEFA Cup |continentalcup2 qualifiers = Partizan Napredak Kruševac |continentalcup3 = UEFA Intertoto Cup |continentalcup3 qualifiers = Obilić |league topscorer = Mateja Kežman (27) |biggest home win = |biggest away win = |highest scoring = |matches = 420 |total goals = 1094 |longest wins = |longest unbeaten = |longest losses = |highest attendance = |prevseason = 98-99 |nextseason = 00-01 }} The 1999–2000 First League of FR Yugoslavia was the eighth season of the FR Yugoslavia's top-level football league since its establishment. It was contested by 21 teams, and Red Star Belgrade won the championship. IncidentsTragedy at the Eternal Derby: the death of Aca RadovićThe season was marred by a tragic event on 31 October 1999, during Partizan vs. Red Star tie (the 113th edition of the Večiti derbi) when seventeen-year-old Red Star fan Aleksandar "Aca" Radović from Opovo was killed by a signaling rocket fired from within the stadium. Radović, a third-year student at the First Belgrade Gymnasium, was supporting his team from the Partizan Stadium's north end when in 20th minute of the match he got hit in the chest by a signaling rocket fired from the opposite end of the stadium, which is where Partizan fans were located. Partizan just scored a goal to go up 1-0 and a certain section of their fans Grobari fired a series of ship signaling rockets from the south stand where they traditionally gather as a way of celebrating the goal. Most of those rockets landed on the stadium's north stand where Red Star's fans Delije always gather, and one of them hit the unfortunate teenager right in the chest near his throat, cutting his aorta. He died almost instantly as he was being moved from the stands onto the stadium's athletic track and into the ambulance car.[1] Amazingly, the match was not stopped and the two teams continued playing, a decision that led to a lot of public criticism directed at two clubs, the football league, and the FA. Further investigation conducted by the police discovered that the particular rocket that killed Radović was fired by Partizan fan Majk Halkijević (born 1975) from Krnjača. In addition to Halkijević, three other individuals — Nenad "Kec" Kecojević (born 1976) from Mali Mokri Lug, Aleksandar "Sale" Aleksić (born 1975) from Krnjača, and Zoran "Prcko" Jovanović (born 1974) from Belgrade — were also firing rockets at the stadium during the match. According to the investigation, the ship signaling rockets were originally purchased in Greece before being smuggled into Serbia. In Belgrade, Grobari leader Zoran "Čegi" Živanović bought 10 of them along with 60 flares, all from Mirko Urban. Čegi brought the stuff to Partizan Stadium on the day of the derby, handing it over to Časlav "Čaja" Kurandić. Čaja then took the flares and rockets into the stadium with help from FK Partizan's equipment manager Branko "Gavran" Vučićević who hid them inside the bags with team's sports equipment. Once inside the team's dressing room, the packages with flares and rockets were passed to Goran "Tuljak" Matović and Dragan "Lepi Gaga" Petronić through the dressing room's window. The packages were then carried through the east stand and onto the south stand through the protective fence while Nikola "Džoni" Dedović diverted steward's attention. On the south stand, group leader Čegi distributed the rockets and flares to a certain number of Grobari, including Majk Halkijević.[2] At the trial that dragged on for almost two years, the accused were not tried for murder but for a lesser charge of disturbing public order and causing general endangerment. The verdict was delivered on 1 March 2001, with Halkijević getting one year and 11 months sentence.[3] Aleksandar "Sale" Aleksić got one year and eight months while Nenad "Kec" Kecojević, Zoran "Čegi" Živanović (Grobari leader), and Časlav "Čaja" Kurandić got year and a half. Furthermore, Dragan "Lepi Gaga" Petronić and Srđan Šalipurović got six months, while Mirko Urban also known as Mirko Pekar (Mirko the Baker), accused of selling the rockets to Grobari, got a year and a half.[4] Others who were on the accused list but received no sentence were Zoran "Prcko" Jovanović, Nikola "Džoni" Dedović, Branko "Gavran" Vučićević, and Goran "Tuljak" Matović.[5] TeamsDue to decision of the Football Association of FR Yugoslavia of enlargement of the league from 18 to 22 teams, the teams from earlier season was not relegated. Before that season FK Priština was withdrew from the competition due to situation in Kosovo, so a status of the team was frozen. From the 1998–99 Second League of FR Yugoslavia to the league was entered: Borac Čačak, Čukarički, Hajduk Beograd and Sutjeska Nikšić. {{Location map+|Serbia and Montenegro|float=right|width=300|caption=Location of teams in the 1999–2000 First League|places={{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=44.920556 |long=20.462222 |label=Belgrade |position=left }}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=43.883333 |long=20.35 |label=Borac|position=bottom}}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=42.438056 |long=19.258056 |label=Budućnost}}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=45.6 |long=19.533333 |label=Hajduk K. }}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=42.28 |long=18.83 |label=Mogren |position=bottom}}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=45.366667 |long=20.383333 |label=Proleter }}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=44.020872 |long=20.899194 |label=Radnički K.|position=top}}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=43.3246 |long=21.903 |label=Radnički Niš|position=bottom}}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=44.666667 |long=20.933333 |label=Sartid |position=bottom }}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=46.081781 |long=19.676958 |label=Spartak |position=bottom}}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=42.78 |long=18.94 |label=Sutjeska }}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|lat=45.246944 |long=19.842222 |label=Vojvodina |position=bottom }}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|mark=TransparentPlaceholder.png|lat=46.18 |long=23.2 |label=Belgrade clubs:|position=left }}{{Location map~|Serbia and Montenegro|mark=TransparentPlaceholder.png|lat=46.05 |long=23.2 |label=ČukaričkiHajduk B. Milicionar Obilić OFK Beograd Partizan Rad Red Star Zemun Železnik |position=left }} }}
League table{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL|res_col_header=QR |team1=RSB|name_RSB=Red Star Belgrade |team2=PAR|name_PAR=Partizan |team3=OBI|name_OBI=Obilić |team4=RAD|name_RAD=Rad |team5=SUT|name_SUT=Sutjeska Nikšić |team6=ČUK|name_ČUK=Čukarički |team7=OFK|name_OFK=OFK Beograd |team8=ŽEL|name_ŽEL=Železnik |team9=ZEM|name_ZEM=Zemun |team10=VOJ|name_VOJ=Vojvodina |team11=RNI|name_RNI=Radnički Niš |team12=BUD|name_BUD=Budućnost Podgorica |team13=RDK|name_RDK=Radnički Kragujevac |team14=HAJ|name_HAJ=Hajduk Kula |team15=MIL|name_MIL=Milicionar |team16=SAR|name_SAR=Sartid |team17=PRO|name_PRO=Proleter Zrenjanin |team18=HBE|name_HBE=Hajduk Beograd |team19=MOG|name_MOG=Mogren |team20=SSU|name_SSU=Spartak Subotica |team21=BOR|name_BOR=Borac Čačak |win_RSB=33|draw_RSB=6|loss_RSB=1|gf_RSB=85|ga_RSB=19|status_RSB=C |win_PAR=32|draw_PAR=5|loss_PAR=3|gf_PAR=111|ga_PAR=30 |win_OBI=28|draw_OBI=5|loss_OBI=7|gf_OBI=71|ga_OBI=32 |win_RAD=17|draw_RAD=9|loss_RAD=14|gf_RAD=56|ga_RAD=46 |win_SUT=17|draw_SUT=9|loss_SUT=14|gf_SUT=50|ga_SUT=50 |win_ČUK=15|draw_ČUK=11|loss_ČUK=14|gf_ČUK=42|ga_ČUK=43 |win_OFK=15|draw_OFK=10|loss_OFK=15|gf_OFK=58|ga_OFK=62 |win_ŽEL=15|draw_ŽEL=9|loss_ŽEL=16|gf_ŽEL=55|ga_ŽEL=47 |win_ZEM=15|draw_ZEM=9|loss_ZEM=16|gf_ZEM=47|ga_ZEM=57 |win_VOJ=15|draw_VOJ=8|loss_VOJ=17|gf_VOJ=54|ga_VOJ=50 |win_RNI=16|draw_RNI=4|loss_RNI=20|gf_RNI=50|ga_RNI=49 |win_BUD=15|draw_BUD=7|loss_BUD=18|gf_BUD=45|ga_BUD=45 |win_RDK=13|draw_RDK=13|loss_RDK=14|gf_RDK=35|ga_RDK=41 |win_HAJ=15|draw_HAJ=7|loss_HAJ=18|gf_HAJ=39|ga_HAJ=46 |win_MIL=14|draw_MIL=9|loss_MIL=17|gf_MIL=52|ga_MIL=52 |win_SAR=14|draw_SAR=8|loss_SAR=18|gf_SAR=42|ga_SAR=47 |win_PRO=12|draw_PRO=10|loss_PRO=18|gf_PRO=36|ga_PRO=49|status_PRO=R |win_HBE=14|draw_HBE=3|loss_HBE=23|gf_HBE=56|ga_HBE=75|status_HBE=R |win_MOG=13|draw_MOG=5|loss_MOG=22|gf_MOG=40|ga_MOG=70|status_MOG=R |win_SSU=8|draw_SSU=5|loss_SSU=27|gf_SSU=34|ga_SSU=84|status_SSU=R |win_BOR=6|draw_BOR=4|loss_BOR=30|gf_BOR=36|ga_BOR=100|status_BOR=R |col_CL1=#D0F0C0|text_CL1=2000–01 UEFA Champions League First qualifying round |result1=CL1 |col_UCQR=#BBEBFF|text_UCQR=2000–01 UEFA Cup Qualifying round |result2=UCQR |col_IC1=#CCCCFF|text_IC1=2000 UEFA Intertoto Cup First round |result3=IC1 |col_R = #FFCCCC|text_R = Relegation to 2000–01 Second League of FR Yugoslavia |result17 = R|result21 = R|result20 = R|result19 = R|result18 = R |update=complete |class_rules=1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. Napredak Kruševac from Second League qualify for 2000–01 UEFA Cup as runner-up of 1999–2000 FR Yugoslavia Cup. |source=RSSSF.com }} ChampionsRed Star Belgrade (Coach: Miloljub Ostojić (sacked couple of weeks into the season), Slavoljub Muslin) Players[6] (league matches/league goals) {{col begin}}{{col-2}}
Top goalscorers
References1. ^Radović Aca; B92 Blog, 31 October 2008 2. ^Ubistvo na stadionu;NIN 4 November 1999 3. ^Navijačima od šest do 23 meseca; Glas javnosti, 1 March 2001 4. ^Grupi navijaca zatvorske kazne;novine.ca, 2001 5. ^Uneli rakete kroz svlačionicu {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121003125050/http://arhiva.glas-javnosti.rs/arhiva/1999/11/03/srpski/h99110201.shtm |date=2012-10-03 }}; Glas javnosti, 2 November 1999 6. ^Red Star official website External links
3 : Yugoslav First League seasons|1999–2000 in European association football leagues|1999–2000 in Yugoslavian football |
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