First League of Belgrade
| Country | Serbia |
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| Confederation | UEFA |
| Number of teams | 18 |
| Promotion to | Belgrade Zone League |
| Relegation to | Second League of Belgrade |
| Domestic cup(s) | Lav Kup Srbije |
| Website | http://www.fsb.org.rs/ |
 First League of Belgrade 2010–11 | |
First League of Belgrade (Serbian: Prva beogradska liga, Пpвa бeoгpaдcкa лигa) is a section of the Serbia's fifth football league.
The league is composed of 18 clubs. After playing each other twice (once at home ground, once at the ground of each of the opponents) in a total of 34 rounds, the top clubs get promotion into the Belgrade Zone League (fourth tier), while the bottom ones get relegated into the Second League of Belgrade (sixth tier), which is composed of three geographical groups: Dunav, Sava and Šumadija.
First League of Belgrade 2010/11 teams
- FK Bаćevаc (Baćevac)
- FK Borac (Lazarevac)
- FK BSK (Batajnica)
- FK Brodarac (Novi Beograd)
- FK Dunavac (Grocka)
- FK IM (Rakovica)
- FK Komgrаp
- FK Lepušnicа (Glogonjski Rit)
- FK Obilić (Vračar)
- FK PIK (Zemun)
- FK PKB (Kovilovo)
- FK Podunavac (Ritopek)
- FK Policajac (Makiš)
- FK Poštar (Zvezdara)
- FK Prva iskra (Barič)
- FK Rudar (Zeoke)
- FK Strelac (Mislođin)
- FK Zmaj (Zemun)
- FK Železnik Lаvovi (Železnik)
Note: All the clubs are located within the Belgrade metropolitan area, and under parentesses are found the names of the city municipalities in which the clubs are located.
See also
External links
- Official
- Football Association of Belgrade - Official Site
- First Belgrade League results at FSB official website
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