FK Dinara is the Srbijada 2026 champion after defeating last year’s winner, FK Karađorđe of Cleveland, 1-0 in the final. The traditional Srbijada was held last weekend, organized by FK Republika Srpska, with all matches played at Indiana Elite Soccer Complex.
The event has been held in the United States and Canada since 1993 and brings together players from different generations. Veteran teams compete in divisions for players over 30, 40 and 50, while children ages 7 to 14 take the field in younger age groups.
The Open division once again drew the most attention, with teams competing for the Srbijada 2026 title. Dinara defeated Karađorđe 1-0 in the deciding match to claim the championship trophy. 
This year’s special guests were the young players of OFK DIF from Kosovska Mitrovica. They also left the tournament with a trophy after winning the under-13 division.
Srbijada 2026 Champions by Division
Senior Divisions
Open: FC Dinara 1913
Over 30: FK Morava 1993, Lake Villa
Over 40: Republika Srpska, Hamilton
Over 50: United Serbs, Chicago
Youth Champions
U8: USYSC
U9: USYSC
U10: FK Republika Srpska, Chicago
U11: FK Republika Srpska, Chicago
U13: OFK DIF, Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia
U14: Gavrilo Princip, Akron, Ohio
U15: Pure Soccer, Indiana
Srbijada is held in a different city each year, moving between U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Over the years, host cities have ranged from Windsor and Vancouver in Canada to Phoenix and Detroit, as well as Chicago and Milwaukee.
The rotating host tradition creates healthy competition among the clubs while giving members of the community living near each host city an opportunity to welcome visitors and showcase their hospitality.
Next year, Srbijada will return to Canada, with Hamilton serving as the host city.
Photo: Milan Brašanac/Instagram
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