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12-26-2004, 03:30 AM
<H2 ALIGN="CENTER">Yugoslavia "Big Four" Head-to-Head 1946-1991</H2>
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The Big Four, obviously consists of Crvena zvezda Beograd, Dinamo Zagreb, Hajduk Split, and Partizan Beograd (alphabetical sequence). Between 1946 and 1991, these clubs let go only five championship titles: Vojvodina (1966 and 1989), FK Sarajevo (1967 and 1985), and Zeljeznicar Sarajevo (1972). Crvena zvezda won record 19 titles, followed by Partizan with 11, Hajduk with 9, and Dinamo with 4. They also dominated Yugoslav Cup. Crvena zvezda won 13 cups, Hajduk 9, Dinamo 7, and Partizan 4.</p>
Here are head-to-head all time scores between these teams:
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<B>Crvena zvezda</B> P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs Dinamo 90 32 28 30 120-115 92
vs Hajduk 92 32 25 35 125-128 89
vs Partizan 88 41 24 23 142-123 106
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total: 270 105 77 78 387-366 287
Dinamo P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs C. zvezda 90 30 28 32 115-120 92
vs Hajduk 90 33 26 31 123-121 92
vs Partizan 90 32 21 37 124-129 85
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total: 270 95 75 100 362-370 265
Hajduk P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs C. zvezda 92 35 25 32 128-125 95
vs Dinamo 90 31 26 33 121-123 88
vs Partizan 88 24 23 41 104-141 71
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total: 270 90 74 106 353-389 254
Partizan P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs C. zvezda 88 23 24 41 123-142 70
vs Dinamo 90 37 21 32 129-124 95
vs Hajduk 88 41 23 24 141-104 105
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total: 266 101 68 97 393-370 270
According to the above, here is the all time standings:
P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
1. Crvena zvezda 270 105 77 78 387-366 287
2. Partizan 266 101 68 97 393-370 270
3. Dinamo 270 95 75 100 362-370 265
4. Hajduk 270 90 74 106 353-389 254
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<p>They continued their sucesses even after Yugoslavia split. Hajduk and Dinamo (earlier HASK Gradjanski, today: Croatia) won all titles and all Croatian cups except one. Partizan and Crvena zvezda won all cups and allowed only one championship to Obilic since they started playing in Yugoslav League after 1991.</p>
<p>We can even go back further into history, before World War II. Hajduk won titles in 1927 and 1929. Crvena zvezda, although founded in 1945, continued tradition of SK Jugoslavija (same ground, several players continued their careers in Crvena zvezda...). SK Jugoslavija won titles in 1924 and 1925. Dinamo's story is special one as well. They (unofficially) merged from Gradjanski (champions in 1923, 1926, 1928, and 1937), Concordia (champions in 1930 and 1932), and HASK (champions in 1938). The only other big pre-war team was BSK Beograd, and its tradition was inherited by rather moderate OFK Beograd.</p>
<p>
The Big Four, obviously consists of Crvena zvezda Beograd, Dinamo Zagreb, Hajduk Split, and Partizan Beograd (alphabetical sequence). Between 1946 and 1991, these clubs let go only five championship titles: Vojvodina (1966 and 1989), FK Sarajevo (1967 and 1985), and Zeljeznicar Sarajevo (1972). Crvena zvezda won record 19 titles, followed by Partizan with 11, Hajduk with 9, and Dinamo with 4. They also dominated Yugoslav Cup. Crvena zvezda won 13 cups, Hajduk 9, Dinamo 7, and Partizan 4.</p>
Here are head-to-head all time scores between these teams:
<PRE>
<B>Crvena zvezda</B> P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs Dinamo 90 32 28 30 120-115 92
vs Hajduk 92 32 25 35 125-128 89
vs Partizan 88 41 24 23 142-123 106
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total: 270 105 77 78 387-366 287
Dinamo P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs C. zvezda 90 30 28 32 115-120 92
vs Hajduk 90 33 26 31 123-121 92
vs Partizan 90 32 21 37 124-129 85
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total: 270 95 75 100 362-370 265
Hajduk P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs C. zvezda 92 35 25 32 128-125 95
vs Dinamo 90 31 26 33 121-123 88
vs Partizan 88 24 23 41 104-141 71
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total: 270 90 74 106 353-389 254
Partizan P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
vs C. zvezda 88 23 24 41 123-142 70
vs Dinamo 90 37 21 32 129-124 95
vs Hajduk 88 41 23 24 141-104 105
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total: 266 101 68 97 393-370 270
According to the above, here is the all time standings:
P W D L Gf-Ga Pts
1. Crvena zvezda 270 105 77 78 387-366 287
2. Partizan 266 101 68 97 393-370 270
3. Dinamo 270 95 75 100 362-370 265
4. Hajduk 270 90 74 106 353-389 254
</pre>
<p>They continued their sucesses even after Yugoslavia split. Hajduk and Dinamo (earlier HASK Gradjanski, today: Croatia) won all titles and all Croatian cups except one. Partizan and Crvena zvezda won all cups and allowed only one championship to Obilic since they started playing in Yugoslav League after 1991.</p>
<p>We can even go back further into history, before World War II. Hajduk won titles in 1927 and 1929. Crvena zvezda, although founded in 1945, continued tradition of SK Jugoslavija (same ground, several players continued their careers in Crvena zvezda...). SK Jugoslavija won titles in 1924 and 1925. Dinamo's story is special one as well. They (unofficially) merged from Gradjanski (champions in 1923, 1926, 1928, and 1937), Concordia (champions in 1930 and 1932), and HASK (champions in 1938). The only other big pre-war team was BSK Beograd, and its tradition was inherited by rather moderate OFK Beograd.</p>