List of FK Partizan records and statistics

This article is about all-time records. For a season-by-season statistical breakdown, see List of FK Partizan seasons.

Fudbalski klub Partizan is a Serbian professional association football club based in Belgrade, Serbia, who currently play in the Serbian SuperLiga. They have played at their current home ground, Partizan Stadium, since 1949.

This list include the major honours won by Partizan, records set by the club, their managers and their players. The player records section includes details of the club's leading goalscorers and those who have made most appearances in first-team competitions. It also records notable achievements by Partizan players on the international stage.

The club's record appearance maker is Saša Ilić, who made 800 appearances. Stjepan Bobek is the club's record goalscorer, scoring 425 goals during his career in Partizan.

Honours

Domestic

National Championships – 27

• Yugoslav First League

• Winners (11): 1946–47, 1948–49, 1960–61, 1961–62, 1962–63, 1964–65, 1975–76, 1977–78, 1982–83, 1985–86, 1986–87
• Runners-up (9): 1953–54, 1955–56, 1957–58, 1958–59, 1967–68, 1969–70, 1983–84, 1987–88, 1991–92

• FR Yugoslavia First League/Serbia and Montenegro First League

• Winners (8): 1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2004–05
• Runners-up (5): 1994–95, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2003–04, 2005–06

• Serbian SuperLiga

• Winners (8): 2007–08, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2010–11, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2014–15, 2016–17
• Runners-up (8): 2006–07, 2013–14, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2019–20, 2020–21, 2021–22, 2023–24

National Cups – 16

• Yugoslav Cup

• Winners (6): 1947, 1952, 1953–54, 1956–57, 1988–89, 1991–92
• Runners-up (4): 1948, 1958–59, 1959–60, 1978–79

• FR Yugoslavia Cup/Serbia and Montenegro Cup

• Winners (3): 1993–94, 1997–98, 2000–01
• Runners-up (3): 1992–93, 1995–96, 1998–99

• Serbian Cup

• Winners (7): 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19
• Runners-up (4): 2014–15, 2019–20, 2020–21, 2021–22

National Super Cups – 1

• Yugoslav Super Cup

• Winners (1): 1989

European

• European Cup/UEFA Champions League

• Runners-up (1): 1965–66
• Quarter–finals (2): 1955–56, 1963–64
• Round of 16 (2): 1961–62, 1983–84
• Group stage (2): 2003–04, 2010–11

• UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League

• Third round/Round of 16 (4): 1974–75, 1984–85, 1990–91, 2004–05
• Round of 32 (1): 2017–18

• European Cup Winners' Cup

• Quarter–finals (1): 1989–90
• Round of 16 (1): 1998–99

• UEFA Conference League

• Round of 16 (1): 2021-22
• Round of 32 (1): 2022–23

• Mitropa Cup

• Winner (1): 1978
• Semi-finals (2): 1956, 1959

Friendly Tournaments

Trofeo Mohamed V (1): 1963 Torneo Pentagonal Internacional de la Ciudad de México (1): 1970 Torneo Pentagonal Internacional de la Ciudad de Bogotá (1): 1971 Trofeo Colombino de fútbol (1): 1976 Lunar New Year Cup (1): 1984 40th Anniversary FK Partizan (1): 1985 Uhrencup (1): 1989

Player records

Most appearances

As of 19 May 2019

Players with most appearances for FK Partizan

No.	Name	Years	League	Cup	Europe	Other	Total
1	Saša Ilić	1996–2005 2010–2019	423	64	114	260	861
2	Momčilo Vukotić	1968–1978 1979–1984	395	20	21	355	791
3	Nikica Klinčarski	1976–1985 1987–1989	261	24	18	262	565
4	Milan Damjanović	1962–1971	214	13	9	301	537
5	Blagoje Paunović	1965–1975	252	14	16	232	514
6	Ljubomir Mihajlović	1961–1970	230	14	26	242	512
7	Nenad Stojković	1974–1984	245	18	10	219	492
8	Vladimir Kovačević	1959–1966 1967–1970	215	22	24	226	487
9	Vlada Pejović	1967–1978	172	6	13	294	485
10	Stjepan Bobek	1945–1959	195	37	5	241	478

Top goalscorers

All matches

Top goalscorers for FK Partizan

No.	Name	Years	League	Cup	Europe	Other	Total
1	Stjepan Bobek	1945–1959	118	48	1	258	425
2	Marko Valok	1947–1959	97	35	2	277	411
3	Mustafa Hasanagić	1962–1969	112	8	9	226	355
4	Momčilo Vukotić	1968–1978 1979–1984	114	2	8	215	339
5	Vladimir Kovačević	1959–1966 1967–1970	112	14	13	180	319
6	Saša Ilić	1996–2005 2010–2019	126	18	15	84	243
7	Miloš Milutinović	1952–1958	53	10	8	160	231
8	Prvoslav Mihajlović	1945–1950 1951–1957	64	13	1	120	198
9	Nenad Bjeković	1969–1976	82	4	2	109	197
10	Savo Milošević	1992–1995	67	14	0	110	191

Individual awards

Domestic

Yugoslavian First League top scorers

Season	Name	Goals
1950	Marko Valok	17
1953–54	Stjepan Bobek	21
1966–67	Mustafa Hasanagić	18
1974–75	Boško Đorđević	20
1975–76	Nenad Bjeković	24

FR Yugoslavia First League top scorers/Serbia and Montenegro top scorers

Season	Name	Goals
1993–94	Savo Milošević	21
1994–95	Savo Milošević	30
1999–00	Mateja Kežman	27
2002–03	Zvonimir Vukić	22
2005–06	Srđan Radonjić	20

Serbian SuperLiga top scorers

Season	Name	Goals
2008–09	Lamine Diarra	19
2010–11	Ivica Iliev	13
2016–17	Uroš Đurđević Leonardo	24
2021–22	Ricardo Gomes	29
2022–23	Ricardo Gomes	19
2023–24	Matheus Saldanha	17

Serbian SuperLiga Team of the Season

2008–09

Mladen Božović, Ivan Stevanović, Nenad Đorđević, Ivan Obradović, Ljubomir Fejsa, Nemanja Tomić, Almami Moreira, Lamine Diarra

2009–10

Mladen Krstajić, Marko Lomić, Ljubomir Fejsa, Radosav Petrović, Almami Moreira

2010–11

Stefan Savić, Stefan Babović, Radosav Petrović, Ivica Iliev

2011–12

Medo Kamara, Zvonimir Vukić, Stefan Babović, Lazar Marković

2012–13

Vladimir Stojković, Ivan Ivanov, Saša Ilić, Lazar Marković, Aleksandar Mitrović

2013–14

Milan Lukač, Miroslav Vulićević, Nikola Drinčić

2014–15

Stefan Babović, Nikola Drinčić

2015–16

Nemanja Mihajlović

2016–17

Miroslav Vulićević, Bojan Ostojić, Everton Luiz, Uroš Đurđević, Leonardo

2017–18

Vladimir Stojković, Nemanja Miletić, Danilo Pantić

2018–19

Nemanja Miletić

2022–23

Ricardo Gomes

2023–24

Aleksandar Jovanović, Matheus Saldanha

Yugoslav Footballer of the Year

• Nenad Stojković (1978)

Sportsperson of the Year in Yugoslavia

• Milan Galić (1962)

Sportske novosti Yellow Shirt award

• Stjepan Bobek (1954)
• Milutin Šoškić (1961)
• Vladica Kovačević (1963)
• Vladica Kovačević (1965)
• Nenad Stojković (1978)
• Dragan Mance (1983)

Young Sportsperson of the Year in Serbia and Montenegro

• Simon Vukčević (2004)

Serbian Footballer of the Year

• Predrag Mijatović (1992)
• Mateja Kežman (2000)
• Vladimir Stojković (2017)

Serbian SuperLiga Footballer of the Year

• Almami Moreira (2009)
• Uroš Đurđević (2017)

International

FIFA World Cup Silver Boot

• Milan Galić (1962)

UEFA European Football Championship Top scorer

Season	Name	Goals
1960	Milan Galić	2

UEFA European Football Championship Teams of the Tournament

• Milan Galić (1960)

European Cup and UEFA Champions League top scorers

Season	Name	Goals
1955–56	Miloš Milutinović	8
1963–64	Vladica Kovačević	7

Ballon d'Or candidates

• Miloš Milutinović (1957) 14th place
• Milan Galić (1962) 8th place
• Milan Galić (1965) 17th place

FK Partizan Player of the Year

Partizan's Player of the Year is a poll on the club's website, that is being held at the end of the year and fans vote for FK Partizan best player in the year. He was held from 2002 to 2013.

Year Winner 2002 Zvonimir Vukić 2003 Igor Duljaj 2004 Simon Vukčević 2005 Albert Nađ 2006 Ivica Kralj 2007 Stevan Jovetić

Year Winner 2008 Almami Moreira 2009 Did not vote 2010 Cléo 2011 Lazar Marković 2012 Ivan Ivanov 2013 Vladimir Stojković

The Best Eleven

In 1995, Partizan celebrated half a century of its existence. Partizanov vesnik, official fan magazine, organized a massive poll in order to choose the best player and the best team in club's history, called Magnificent Eleven. The players chosen in the poll were:^[1]

Goalkeeper

• Milutin Šoškić (5.910 votes)

Defenders

• Bruno Belin (5.958)
• Velibor Vasović (5.496)
• Branko Zebec (5.218)
• Fahrudin Jusufi (4.300)

Midfielders

• Zlatko Čajkovski (5.244)
• / Predrag Mijatović (4.946)
• Miloš Milutinović (4.728)
• Momčilo Vukotić (4.558)

Forwards

• Stjepan Bobek (6.272)
• Milan Galić (5.058)

Players that participated on international tournaments while playing for Partizan

FIFA World Cup

• 1950 FIFA World Cup 5th place
  • Aleksandar Atanacković
  • Stjepan Bobek
  • Zlatko Čajkovski
  • Ratko Čolić
  • Vladimir Firm
  • Miodrag Jovanović
  • Prvoslav Mihajlović
• 1954 FIFA World Cup 8th place
  • Zlatko Čajkovski
  • Stjepan Bobek (Captain)
  • Branko Zebec
  • Bruno Belin
  • Miloš Milutinović
• 1962 FIFA World Cup 4th place
  • Milutin Šoškić
  • Fahrudin Jusufi
  • Milan Galić (Captain)
  • Vladica Kovačević
• 1982 FIFA World Cup 16th place
  • Nenad Stojković
  • Zvonko Živković
• 1990 FIFA World Cup 5th place
  • Vujadin Stanojković
  • Predrag Spasić
  • Fahrudin Omerović
• 1998 FIFA World Cup 10th place
  • Ivica Kralj
• 2006 FIFA World Cup 32nd place
  • Nenad Đorđević
  • Albert Nađ
• 2010 FIFA World Cup 23rd place
  • Radosav Petrović
• 2018 FIFA World Cup 23rd place
  • Vladimir Stojković

UEFA Euro

• 1960 European Nations' Cup  Silver
  • Milutin Šoškić
  • Fahrudin Jusufi
  • Jovan Miladinović
  • Milan Galić
• UEFA Euro 1968  Silver
  • Milan Damjanović
  • Borivoje Đorđević
  • Blagoje Paunović
  • Ljubomir Mihajlović
  • Idriz Hošić
• UEFA Euro 1976 4th place
  • Momčilo Vukotić
• UEFA Euro 1984 8th place
  • Nenad Stojković
  • Ljubomir Radanović
• UEFA Euro 2000 8th place
  • Mateja Kežman
• UEFA Euro 2020 20th place
  • Filip Holender

Summer Olympics

• Football at the 1948 Summer Olympics  Silver
  • Aleksandar Atanacković
  • Stjepan Bobek
  • Miroslav Brozović
  • Zlatko Čajkovski
  • Miodrag Jovanović
  • Prvoslav Mihajlović
  • Franjo Šoštarić
  • Béla Pálfi
• Football at the 1952 Summer Olympics  Silver
  • Stjepan Bobek
  • Zlatko Čajkovski
  • Ratko Čolić
  • Branko Zebec
• Football at the 1960 Summer Olympics  Gold
  • Milan Galić
  • Fahrudin Jusufi
  • Velimir Sombolac
  • Milutin Šoškić
• Football at the 1964 Summer Olympics 6th place
  • Jovan Miladinović
  • Lazar Radović
  • Velimir Sombolac
  • Milutin Šoškić
• Football at the 1980 Summer Olympics 4th place
  • Nikica Klinčarski
• Football at the 1984 Summer Olympics  Bronze
  • Ljubomir Radanović
  • Admir Smajić
• Football at the 1988 Summer Olympics 10th place
  • Predrag Spasić
  • Dragoljub Brnović
  • Vladislav Đukić
• Football at the 1988 Summer Olympics 14th place (China ranking)
  • Jia Xiuquan
  • Liu Haiguang
• Football at the 2004 Summer Olympics 16th place
  • Simon Vukčević
  • Branimir Petrović
  • Srđan Radonjić
• Football at the 2008 Summer Olympics 12th place
  • Marko Jovanović
  • Ljubomir Fejsa
  • Zoran Tošić

Hat-tricks

Hat-tricks in European competitions

N	Date	Player	Match	Score
1	12 October 1955	Miloš Milutinović4	Partizan – Sporting CP	5–2
2	27 November 1963	Vladica Kovačević4	Partizan – Jeunesse Esch	6–2
3	27 September 1967	Mustafa Hasanagić	Partizan – Lokomotiv Plovdiv	5–1
4	2 October 1985	Nebojša Vučićević	Partizan – Portimonense	4–0
5	24 August 2000	Saša Ilić	Partizan – Sliema Wanderers	4–1
6	19 July 2007	Lamine Diarra	Zrinjski Mostar – Partizan	1–6
7	2 August 2007	Stevan Jovetić	Partizan – Zrinjski Mostar	5–0
8	21 July 2009	Cléo	Partizan – Rhyl	8–0
9	31 July 2025	Jovan Milošević	Partizan – Oleksandriya	4–0

⁴ Player scored four goals

Hat-tricks in Yugoslav First League

Date	Player	Match	Score
18 May 1947	Vladimir Firm	Partizan – Kvarner	5–0
8 June 1947	Stjepan Bobek8	14. Oktobar Niš – Partizan	1–10
8 October 1947	Prvoslav Mihajlović4	Partizan – Ponziana Trieste	5–0
27 March 1949	Marko Valok	Partizan – Dinamo Zagreb	3–1
23 April 1950	Marko Valok	Budućnost – Partizan	2–4
29 October 1950	Marko Valok4	Partizan – Budućnost	10–0
17 June 1951	Marko Valok	Partizan – Crvena zvezda	6–1
6 April 1952	Antun Herceg	Partizan – Mačva	6–1
27 April 1952	Stjepan Bobek	Rabotnički – Partizan	0–8
19 October 1952	Marko Valok4	Partizan – Vardar	9–2
26 October 1952	Marko Valok	Partizan – BSK	5–1
24 April 1953	Todor Veselinović	Partizan – Spartak Subotica	6–2
6 September 1953	Stjepan Bobek	Partizan – Sarajevo	4–1
1 November 1953	Branko Zebec4	Rabotnički – Partizan	0–8
11 April 1954	Stjepan Bobek4	Partizan – Rabotnički	8–0
	Antun Herceg
14 November 1954	Stjepan Bobek	Partizan – Sarajevo	3–0
26 March 1955	Miloš Milutinović	Partizan – Radnički Beograd	7–0
16 October 1955	Miloš Milutinović	Dinamo Zagreb – Partizan	2–4
14 December 1955	Stjepan Bobek	Partizan – Proleter Osijek	8–1
18 December 1955	Antun Herceg	Sarajevo – Partizan	0–4
11 March 1956	Miloš Milutinović6	Partizan – Budućnost	9–0
5 August 1956	Marko Valok5	Partizan – BSK	5–2
15 March 1958	Branislav Mihajlović4	Partizan – Hajduk Split	5–1
12 September 1959	Tomislav Kaloperović	Partizan – Velež	3–3
9 April 1961	Joakim Vislavski	Partizan – Velež	3–0
11 June 1961	Milan Galić	Radnički Beograd – Partizan	2–4
17 September 1961	Milan Vukelić	Borac Banja Luka – Partizan	4–7
15 October 1961	Vladica Kovačević	Partizan – Hajduk Split	4–0
5 November 1961	Vladica Kovačević	Sarajevo – Partizan	3–3
23 September 1962	Milan Galić	Partizan – Vojvodina	4–3
28 October 1962	Milan Galić	Crvena zvezda – Partizan	0–5
25 November 1962	Milan Galić	Partizan – Novi Sad	5–1
9 December 1962	Vladica Kovačević	Partizan – Hajduk Split	4–1
10 March 1963	Antun Rudinski	Partizan – Sloboda Tuzla	4–0
8 September 1963	Vladica Kovačević	Rijeka – Partizan	2–4
10 November 1963	Vladica Kovačević4	Partizan – Trešnjevka	7–0
6 June 1965	Milan Galić	Sarajevo – Partizan	4–5
11 December 1966	Mustafa Hasanagić	Partizan – Zagreb	7–0
25 June 1967	Mustafa Hasanagić	Partizan – Olimpija	4–1
17 May 1970	Nenad Bjeković	Partizan – Bor	3–1
13 September 1970	Momčilo Vukotić	Partizan – Crvenka	4–0
4 March 1973	Momčilo Vukotić	Partizan – Sutjeska Nikšić	3–1
24 February 1974	Nenad Bjeković4	Partizan – Sarajevo	4–0
27 June 1976	Nenad Bjeković	Partizan – Vojvodina	5–2
11 September 1976	Pavle Grubješić	Partizan – OFK Beograd	3–2
23 October 1976	Pavle Grubješić	Partizan – Željezničar	4–0
17 June 1979	Slobodan Santrač	Partizan – Budućnost	4–2
26 September 1981	Zvonko Varga	Partizan – Velež	4–1
25 April 1982	Momčilo Vukotić	Partizan – Sloboda Tuzla	7–2
5 September 1982	Dragan Mance	Partizan – Vojvodina	5–0
5 May 1985	Dragan Mance	Iskra Bugojno – Partizan	1–3
28 May 1986	Zvonko Živković	Dinamo Vinkovci – Partizan	1–4
3 March 1987	Milko Đurovski	Partizan – Sloboda Tuzla	3–0
10 April 1988	Milko Đurovski4	Partizan – Rad	5–1
29 May 1988	Vladislav Đukić	Partizan – Sloboda Tuzla	5–2
26 March 1989	Nebojša Vučićević	Partizan – Napredak Kruševac	4–2
13 May 1990	Milko Đurovski	Partizan – Velež	3–0

⁸ Player scored eight goals ⁴ Player scored four goals ⁶ Player scored six goals

Hat-tricks in First League of Serbia and Montenegro (until February 2003 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)

Date	Player	Match	Score
24 August 2002	Saša Ilić	Partizan – Radnički Niš	5–2
30 November 2002	Zvonimir Vukić	Partizan – Zeta	3–1
5 April 2003	Zvonimir Vukić	Sartid – Partizan	1–4
12 April 2003	Damir Čakar	Partizan – Mogren	4–1
7 May 2003	Zvonimir Vukić	Partizan – Vojvodina	4–0
8 August 2004	Saša Ilić	Sutjeska – Partizan	1–4
29 August 2004	Srđan Radonjić	Smederevo – Partizan	1–3
21 May 2005	Nikola Grubješić	Partizan – Hajduk Beograd	7–0
18 February 2006	Srđan Radonjić	Partizan – Javor Ivanjica	6–0

Hat-tricks in Serbian SuperLiga

N	Date	Player	Match	Score
1	5 August 2006	Obiora Odita	Bežanija – Partizan	3–4
2	23 November 2008	Lamine Diarra	Partizan – OFK Beograd	5–1
3	15 August 2009	Lamine Diarra	Partizan – Borac Čačak	5–0
4	16 May 2010	Lamine Diarra	Partizan – Mladi Radnik	6–0
5	3 May 2014	Nemanja Kojić	Donji Srem – Partizan	0–5
6	9 November 2014	Petar Škuletić	Spartak Subotica – Partizan	0–3
7	11 December 2016	Uroš Đurđević	Čukarički – Partizan	1–3
8	22 November 2019	Umar Sadiq	Partizan – Javor Ivanjica	6–2
9	22 August 2020	Takuma Asano	Partizan – Inđija	5–0
10	4 September 2022	Ricardo Gomes	Kolubara – Partizan	1–5
11	11 September 2022	Ricardo Gomes	Partizan – Mladost Lučani	6–0

Hat-tricks in Yugoslav Cup

Date	Player	Match	Score
16 October 1949	Marko Valok	Partizan – Zagreb	8–0
3 December 1950	Stjepan Bobek	Partizan – Proleter Osijek	5–1
11 November 1951	Stjepan Bobek6	Sloboda Titovo Užice – Partizan	1–11
18 November 1951	Stjepan Bobek8	Partizan – Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi	15–0
12 August 1953	Stjepan Bobek	Mladost Svetozarevo – Partizan	0–11
	Bruno Belin
4 October 1953	Miloš Milutinović	Partizan – Dinamo Zagreb	5–5
8 August 1954	Prvoslav Mihajlović	Dinamo Pančevo – Partizan	2–7
18 August 1954	Marko Valok5	Partizan – Hajduk Beograd	17–0
	Zlatko Čajkovski4
	Stanoje Jocić4
10 October 1954	Stjepan Bobek5	Partizan – RNK Split	7–2
29 July 1956	Mihalj Mesaroš	Partizan – Obilić	6–0
1 February 1958	Branislav Mihajlović4	Partizan – Pobeda Prilep	11–0
13 December 1959	Milan Galić	Spartak Subotica – Partizan	3–4
6 November 1963	Vladica Kovačević	Radnički Kragujevac – Partizan	0–8
22 April 1964	Zvezdan Čebinac	Radnički Niš – Partizan	2–7
30 August 1978	Slobodan Santrač	Partizan – OFK Beograd	5–1

⁴ Player scored four goals ⁵ Player scored five goals ⁶ Player scored six goals ⁸ Player scored eight goals

Hat-tricks in Serbian Cup

Date	Player	Match	Score
7 May 2008	Lamine Diarra	Partizan – Zemun	3–0
9 October 2019	Đorđe Ivanović5	Vodojaža – Partizan	0–6

⁵ Player scored five goals

Eternal Derby

• First goal – Stjepan Bobek (1st Eternal Derby, 5 January 1947)^*
• Top scorer – Marko Valok (13 goals)

Managerial records

• First managers: Franjo Glaser, from October 1945 to November 1946.
• Longest-serving manager by time: Ljubiša Tumbaković, from July 1992 to June 1999 and from May 2000 to December 2002 (9 years).
• Longest-serving manager by matches:

Cup finals

Season	Opponent	Score	Venue	Scorers
1946–47	Naša Krila Zemun	2–0	Belgrade	Jezerkić, Simonovski
1947–48	Crvena zvezda	0–3	Belgrade	—
1952	Crvena zvezda	6–0	Belgrade	Valok, Zebec (2), Bobek, Veselinović
1954	Crvena zvezda	4–1	Belgrade	Valok (2), Mihajlović, Bobek
1956–57	Radnički Beograd	5–3	Belgrade	Valok, Mesaroš, Kaloperović, Milutinović, Zebec
1958–59	Crvena zvezda	1–3	Belgrade	Galić
1959–60	Dinamo Zagreb	2–3	Belgrade	Kaloperović, Kovačević
1978–79	Rijeka	1–2	Rijeka	Kozić
		0–0	Belgrade	—
1988–89	Velež Mostar	6–1	Belgrade	Vučićević (2), Milojević, Vokrri, Vermezović, Batrović
1991–92	Crvena zvezda	1–0	Belgrade	Vujačić
		2–2	Belgrade	Mijatović, Jokanović
1992–93	Crvena zvezda	1–0	Belgrade	Zahovič
		0–1 (4–5 pen.)	Belgrade	—
1993–94	Spartak Subotica	3–2	Subotica	Čurović, Milošević, Ćirić
		6–1	Belgrade	Milošević (3), Čurović (3)
1995–96	Crvena zvezda	0–3	Belgrade	—
		1–3	Belgrade	Vukićević
1997–98	Obilić	0–0	Belgrade	—
		2–0	Belgrade	Trenevski, Obradović
1998–99	Crvena zvezda	2–4	Belgrade	Rašović, Kežman
2000–01	Crvena zvezda	1–0	Belgrade	Ilić
2007–08	Zemun	3–0	Belgrade	Diarra (3)
2008–09	Sevojno	3–0	Belgrade	Đorđević, Stevanović, Petrović
2010–11	Vojvodina	3–01	Belgrade	Tagoe, Vukić
2014–15	Čukarički	0–1	Belgrade	—
2015–16	Javor	2–0	Gornji Milanovac	Jovanović, Vlahović
2016–17	Crvena zvezda	1–0	Belgrade	Milenković
2017–18	Mladost Lučani	2–1	Surdulica	Janković, Zdjelar
2018–19	Crvena zvezda	1–0	Belgrade	Ostojić
2019–20	Vojvodina	2–2 (2–4 pen.)	Niš	Stevanović, Pavlović

¹ The match was abandoned in the 83rd minute with Partizan leading 2–1 when Vojvodina walked off to protest the quality of the officiating. Originally, this was declared the final score and the Cup was awarded to Partizan, but on 16 May 2011, after further investigation from Serbian FA concerning the match, the result was officially registered as a 3–0 win to Partizan.

Average attendance record

Yugoslav First League
1946–47	10,042	—	Record 25,000 vs. Hajduk Split Lowest 3,000 vs. Spartak Subotica & Ponziana Trieste*
1947–48	15,667		Record 30,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 3,000 vs. Ponziana Trieste
1948–49	22,800		Record 30,000 at four matches Lowest 5,000 vs. Ponziana Trieste
1950	22,111		Record 45,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 6,000 vs. Budućnost
1951	21,909		Record 50,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 8,000 vs. Borac Zagreb
1951–52	16,375		Record 30,000 vs. Dinamo Zagreb Lowest 3,000 vs. Vardar
1952–53	21,819		Record 52,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 8,000 vs. Vojvodina & Velež
1953–54	20,077		Record 55,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 8,000 vs. Spartak Subotica & Radnički Beograd
1954–55	18,462		Record 50,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 3,000 vs. Vardar
1955–56	18,847		Record 45,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 10,000 vs. Spartak Subotica & Vojvodina
1956–57	15,231		Record 40,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 5,000 vs. Spartak Subotica
1957–58	14,616		Record 35,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 4,000 vs. Vardar
1958–59	19,182		Record 50,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 8,000 vs. Budućnost & Željezničar
1959–60	20,000		Record 50,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 3,000 vs. Sloboda Tuzla
1960–61	26,337		Record 52,700 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 8,000 vs. Sarajevo
1961–62	25,090		Record 55,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 10,000 vs. Novi Sad
1962–63	21,769		Record 50,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 6,000 vs. Sarajevo
1963–64	20,384		Record 50,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 6,000 vs. Sarajevo & Novi Sad
1964–65	24,071		Record 60,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 10,000 vs. Trešnjevka
1965–66	14,933		Record 55,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 6,000 vs. Olimpija
1973–74	11,852	?	Record 55,000 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 6,000 vs. Čelik Zenica
1974–75	13,733		Record 48,464 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 2,000 vs. Dinamo Zagreb
1975–76	22,209		Record 51,562 vs. Crvena zvezda Lowest 7,000 vs. Željezničar

• Match against Ponziana was played in Ljubljana.

Individual records and statistics

• Most goals:
  • In all competitions – 425, Stjepan Bobek (1945–1959).
  • In league matches – 126, Saša Ilić (1996–2005, 2010–2019).
  • In European competitions – 20, Ricardo Gomes (2018–2019, 2021−).
• Most goals in one match:
  • In domestic league – 9, Stjepan Bobek (8 June 1947 v 14. Oktobar Niš).
  • In European competitions – 4, Miloš Milutinović, (12 October 1955 v Sporting CP); Vladica Kovačević (27 November 1963 v Jeunesse Esch).
• First goal:
  • Overall – Silvester Šereš (6 October 1945 v Zemun).^[2]
  • In Yugoslav First League – Florijan Matekalo (25 August 1946 v Pobeda Skopje).
  • In First League of FR Yugoslavia – Slaviša Jokanović (23 August 1992 v Zemun).
  • In Serbian SuperLiga – Obiora Odita (5 August 2006 v Bežanija).
  • In Yugoslav Cup – Jovan Jezerkić (16 November 1947 v Proleter Priština).
  • In FR Yugoslavia Cup – Slobodan Krčmarević (16 August 1992 v Rudar Pljevlja).
  • In Serbian Cup – Marko Lomić (20 September 2006 v ČSK).

Landmark goals

Yugoslav First League

• 1000th – Mustafa Hasanagić (9 December 1965 v Vardar).
• 2000th – Milko Đurovski (3 March 1987 v Sloboda Tuzla).

First League of Serbia and Montenegro

• 1000th – Pierre Boya (6 December 2003 v Budućnost Banatski Dvor).

Goalscoring records in Serbian SuperLiga

• Fastest goal – 10 seconds, Uroš Đurđević (11 December 2016 v Čukarički).
• Most hat-tricks – 3, Lamine Diarra.
• Fastest hat-trick – 18 minutes, Nemanja Kojić (3 May 2014 v Donji Srem).
• Scored in most consecutive matches – 6, Uroš Đurđević (2016–17).
• Youngest goalscorer – 16 years, 2 months and 5 days, Dušan Vlahović (2 April 2016 v Radnik Surdulica).
• Oldest goalscorer – 39 years, 10 months and 6 days, Saša Ilić (5 November 2017 v Mačva).

Linglong Tire SuperLiga

Head-to-head with Linglong Tire SuperLiga teams

	Positive balance (more Wins)
	Neutral balance (Wins = Losses)
	Negative balance (more Losses)

Opponent	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
Crvena zvezda	35	14	11	10	42	35	+7
Vojvodina	33	15	6	12	43	36	+7

Matches with Crvena zvezda in Serbian SuperLiga

Season	Competition	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
2006–07	Meridian SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	0–0	4–2	5–5
			1–2	0–1
2007–08	Meridian SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	2–2	1–4	4–7
			1–1	N/A
2008–09	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–1	2–0	4–1
			2–0	N/A
2009–10	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–0	2–1	3–1
2010–11	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–0	1–0	2–0
2011–12	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	0–1	2–0	2–1
2012–13	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–0	2–3	3–3
2013–14	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	2–1	0–1	2–2
2014–15	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–0	0–0	1–0
2015–16	Jelen SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–2	1–3	3–6
			N/A	1–1
2016–17	Serbian SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–0	1–1	5–2
			N/A	3–1
2017–18	Serbian SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–1	0–0	2–3
			N/A	1–2
2018–19	Serbian SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	1–1	1–1	3–4
			N/A	1–2
2019–20	Serbian SuperLiga	Crvena zvezda	2–0	0–0	2–0

Big Four

Big Four was name for the four most successful clubs in Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia: Partizan, Crvena zvezda, Dinamo Zagreb, and Hajduk Split.

Head-to-head with Big Four teams in First Yugoslav League

	Positive balance (more Wins)
	Negative balance (more Losses)

Opponent	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
Crvena zvezda	90	23	26	41	125	144	−19
Dinamo Zagreb	90	37	21	32	129	124	+5
Hajduk Split	88	41	23	24	141	104	+37

Head-to-head with Big Four teams in Yugoslav Cup

	Positive balance (more Wins)
	Neutral balance (Wins = Losses)
	Negative balance (more Losses)

Opponent	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
Crvena zvezda	18	6	3	9	30	30	0
Dinamo Zagreb	10	3	4	3	20	25	−5
Hajduk Split	5	4	0	1	16	6	+10

Records and statistics in European competitions

• First match: Partizan 3–3 Sporting, European Cup, first round, 4 September 1955.
• Record (home) win: 8–0 against Rhyl in the 2009–10 UEFA Champions League, 21 July 2009.
• Record (away) defeat: 0–6 against Dynamo Dresden in the 1970–71 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, 30 September 1970.
• Record (home) defeat: 0–4 against Beşiktaş in the 2014–15 UEFA Europa League, 23 October 2014.
• Highest-scoring: 4–5 against Celtic in the 1989–90 European Cup Winners' Cup, 27 September 1989.
• Most league goals scored in a season: 22 in 14 games, during the 2009–10 season
• Most consecutive victories at home: 7 (from 2–0 against Dynamo Dresden in September 1978, to 4–0 against Portimonense in October 1984)
• Most consecutive defeats at home: 3 (from 1–3 against Arsenal in September 2010, to 0–3 against Shakhtar Donetsk in November 2010)
• Most consecutive away victories: 2 (from 1–0 against Pyunik in July 2010, to 2–1 against HJK in August 2010)
• Most consecutive away defeats: 6 (from 2–6 against Queens Park Rangers in October 1984, to 0–2 against Flamurtari in September 1987)
• Most consecutive undefeated home matches: 11 (from 1–1 against Porto in September 2003, to 0–0 against Artmedia Petržalka in August 2005)
• Most consecutive undefeated away matches: 7 (from 2–1 against AZ Alkmaar in November 2015, to 0–0 against KF Skënderbeu Korçë in October 2017)
• Most consecutive unbeatable home matches: 5 (in 2 sequence)
• Most consecutive unbeatable away matches: 17 (from 1–2 against Jeunesse Esch in November 1963, to 0–2 against Dynamo Berlin in October 1983)

Club records

Matches

Firsts

• First match: Partizan 4–2 Zemun, a friendly match, 6 October 1945.
• First League match: Partizan 1–0 Pobeda Skopje, Yugoslav First League, 25 August 1946.
• First Cup match: Partizan 2–0 Proleter Priština, Yugoslav Cup, 3rd round, 16 November 1947.
• First European match: Partizan 3–3 Sporting, European Cup, first round, 4 September 1955.

Wins

• Record European win: 8–0 against Rhyl in the 2009–10 UEFA Champions League, 21 July 2009.
• Record league win: 10–0 against Borac Čačak in the 1996–97 First League of FR Yugoslavia, 27 October 1996.
• Record Cup win: 17–0 against Hajduk Beograd in the 1954 Yugoslav Cup, 18 August 1954
• Most league wins in a season: 31 wins from 36 games (during the 1992–93 season).
• Fewest league wins in a season: 9 wins from 34 games (during the 1978–79 and 1980–81 seasons).

Defeats

• Record defeat: 2–7 against Dinamo Zagreb in the 1963–64 Yugoslav First League, 20 May 1964.
• Record defeat at Partizan Stadium: 1–6 against Hajduk Split in the 1975–76 Yugoslav First League, 9 May 1976.
• Record-scoring defeat: 5–6 against Vojvodina in the 1997–98 First League of FR Yugoslavia, 29 November 1997.
• Record Cup defeat: 2–7 against Dinamo Zagreb in the 1963–64 Yugoslav First League, 20 May 1964.
• Most league defeats in a season: 12 in 34 games, during the 1979–80 season
• Fewest defeats in a season: 0 in 30 games, during the 2004–05 and 2009–10 season

Goals

• Most league goals scored in a season: 111 in 40 games, during the 1999–2000 season
• Fewest league goals scored in a season: 31 in 34 games, during the 1979–80 season
• Most league goals conceded in a season: 45 in 26 games, during the 1956–57 season
• Fewest league goals conceded in a season: 11 in 24 games, during the 1998–99 season

Points

• Most points in a season: 101 in 40 games, during the 1999–00 season

Two points for a win: 54 in 34 games, during the 1977–78 season

Three points for a win:

• Fewest points in a season: 29 in 34 games, during the 1978–79 season

Two points for a win:

Three points for a win: