The History of Yugoslav Football Podcast

Hot topics this time as Serbia deals with match fixing and the rest of football deals with avarice

As Sajber's penalties come into effect, they herald a changing of the guard in Yugoslavia.

Who doesn't love an international break? Probably Germany...

Slavko Sajber's time in charge of Yugoslav football wasn't just about match-fixing as Yugoslavia prepares for a legacy of massive changes - restructure of the second tier, the introduction of foreign players, and the end of draws...

In 1987, a bunch of kids went to Chile more or less unnoticed. They would come home as World Champions. 

Update time - Talking ahead of Dinamo Zagreb's Europa League last sixteen tie with Tottenham, about Celje's issues in Slovenia and rounding it off with a the Kosovan title race

Prepare to be confused as Yugoslav football attempts to deal with the fallout of Sajber's Round and does so in the most difficult way imaginable.

It's time for the second massive all-encompassing corruption scandal in Yugoslav football as Slavko Sajber takes over as FA president and walks straight into the biggest match-fixing crisis the nation will ever know

As the Prva Liga prepares to come back out of hibernation, it's time to take a look at what's been going on in the league with multiple manager changes, lots of transfers and a traditional bit of Olimpija doing an Olimpija.

Yugoslav football bases itself in Sarajevo for a season as on side wins the league and one goes deep in the UEFA Cup

The region's best league has an actual proper title race, Hajduk in crisis and a proper relegation dogfight - the HNL just got interesting...

Hajduk's greatest European journey takes place, and one chicken won't quite get to see it all. Four clubs battle for the title, one great striker starts his journey and there's a couple of controversies for good measure!

Everyone's favourite league sponsored by a Chinese Tyre Factory is halfway through so let's see what's happening...

Three leagues are finished for the winter giving a good chance to touch on what's going on.

A new star rises in Belgrade as the title goes to the wire

Dinamo find the right formula with Ciro and Cico while Radnicki Nis' Golden Age reaches its peak

Moscow 1980Spain 1982France 1984LA 1984 Four tournaments, one episode

It's a deep dive into the two leagues at the north of the former Yugoslavia this time. Can Osijek challenge Dinamo? How bad is it for Hajduk? Is the Slovenian league essentially completely random? All those questions answered and a bit more too!

It's the biggest game for Scotland in over two decades and it's the biggest game for Serbia in, well, about two years. A full preview of what to expect and what might happen as the two face off for a place at Euro 2020 next year.

We begin the post-Tito era with a renaissance in Mostar, the beginning of a short golden age in Nis and with it kicking off in Kosovo...

We skip forward in time from many of the profiles to ask if he's Slovenia's greatest or just its most controversial? It's hard not to have an opinion on the ever eventful career of Zlatko Zahovic...

With Tito gone, the following decade would see Yugoslavia spiral into turmoil and conflict. In this episode, it's time to have a look at the "why" before we get into the "what"...

On 4 May 1980, three men entered the Poljud pitch and made an announcement. It would change Yugoslavia forever.

Crvena Zvezda go up against West German dominance in the 1978/79 season as Yugoslavia sees its third European finalists

It's an odd couple of a profile this time - Partizan's legendary right back and Dinamo's cosmopolitan striker...