Football in Croatia 1995/96

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The 1995/96 season in Croatian football was the fifth since the breakup from the Yugoslav Football Association and the re-establishment of the Croatian Football Association .

For the first time, the first Croatian league (Croatian Prva Hrvatska Nogometna Liga , short 1. HNL ) was divided into two seasons A and B, although these were not equal because the best-placed clubs of the previous season competed in season A and the rest in season B. The second league (Croatian Druga Hrvatska Nogometna Liga , short 2. HNL ) started in three seasons with 16 or 18 teams each.

championship

First League

The first five teams from season A and the first from season B played out the champions. The remaining seven teams from season A and the second of season B played four more start authorizations for season A from the following season.

Eligible to start in the first division, season A were:
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league rank possibly different name
NK Hajduk Split 1. HNL 1.
NK Croatia Zagreb 1. HNL 2.
NK Osijek 1. HNL 3.
NK Zagreb 1. HNL 4th
NK Marsonia Slavonski Brod 1. HNL 5.
NK Varteks Varaždin 1. HNL 6th
NK Inker Zaprešić 1. HNL 7th
NK Segesta Sisak 1. HNL 8th.
NK Šibenik 1. HNL 9.
Cibalia Vinkovci 1. HNL 10.
NK Rijeka 1. HNL 11.
NK Istra Pula 1. HNL 12.
Eligible to start for the first division, season B were:
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league rank possibly different name
NK Zadar 1. HNL 13.
NK Primorac Stobreč 1. HNL 14th NK Primorac Sem Tem Stobreč
NK Neretva Metković 1. HNL 15th
NK Belišće 1. HNL 16.
NK Mladost 127 Suhopolje 2. HNL North 1.
NK Slavonija Požega 2. HNL North 2.
NK Hrvatski Dragovoljac 2. HNL West 1.
NK Orijent Rijeka 2. HNL West 2.
NK Uskok Klis 2. HNL South 1.
NK Dubrovnik 2. HNL South 2.

Croatia Zagreb became champions and started together with runner-up Hajduk Split in the 1996/97 UEFA Cup .

Detailed statistics: 1. HNL 1995/96

Second division

The second division played in three seasons with a total of 50 teams.

Eligible to start the second division were:
Season society 1994/95 season
league rank possibly different name
North NK Slaven Belupo Koprivnica 2. HNL North 3.
North NK Bjelovar 2. HNL North 4th
North NK Čakovec Union 2. HNL North 5.
North NK Budućnost Hodošan 2. HNL North 6th
North NK Croatia Đakovo 2. HNL North 8th.
North NK Jedinstvo Donji Miholjac 2. HNL North 9.
North NK Spačva-Otok 2. HNL North 10. Fusion Spačva Vinkovci and NK Otok
North NK Metalac OLT Osijek 2. HNL North 11.
North NK Đakovo 2. HNL North 12.
North NK Podravina Ludbreg 2. HNL North 13.
North NK Olimpija Osijek 2. HNL North 14th
North NK Križevci 2. HNL North 15th
North NK Graničar Županja ? ?
North NK Satnica ? ?
North NK Čepin ? ?
North NK Omladinac Novo Selo Rok ? ?
west NK Sesvete 2. HNL West 3.
west NK Napredak Velika Mlaka 2. HNL West 4th NK Napredak-DC Velika Mlaka
west NK Ponikve Zagreb 2. HNL West 5.
west NK Pazinka Pazin 2. HNL West 6th
west NK Radnik Velika Gorica 2. HNL West 7th
west NK Vrapče Zagreb 2. HNL West 8th.
west NK Jadran Poreč 2. HNL West 9.
west NK Samobor 2. HNL West 10.
west NK Špansko Zagreb 2. HNL West 11.
west NK Karlovac 2. HNL West 12.
west NK Uljanik Pula 2. HNL West 13.
west NK Buje 2. HNL West 14th
west NK Trešnjevka Zagreb 2. HNL West 15th
west NK Rovinj 2. HNL West 16.
west NK Zagorec Krapina ? ?
west NK Peak Vrbovec ? ?
west NK Gospić ? ?
west NK Lučki Radnik Rijeka ? ?
south NK Solin 2. HNL South 3.
south NK split 2. HNL South 4th
south NK Mosor Žrnovnica 2. HNL South 5.
south NK Trogir 2. HNL South 6th
south NK Prevlaka 2. HNL South 7th
south NK Junak Sinj 2. HNL South 8th.
south NK Jadran Kaštel Sućurac 2. HNL South 9.
south NK Jadran Ploče 2. HNL South 10.
south NK Val Kaštel Stari 2. HNL South 11.
south NK Omiš 2. HNL South 12.
south NK Raštane 2. HNL South 13.
south NK Zmaj Makarska 2. HNL South 14th NK Zmaj Euroherc Makarska
south NK Jadran Tučepi 2. HNL South 15th
south NK Croatia Zmijevci 2. HNL South 16.
south NK Primorac Biograd ? ?
south NK Mladost Proložac ? ?
Detailed statistics: 2. HNL 1994/95

Cup competition

32 teams were qualified for the cup competition. Croatia Zagreb won the cup in two finals against Varteks Varaždin. Varaždin was thus qualified for the 1996/97 European Cup Winners' Cup.

Detailed statistics: Hrvatski nogometni kup 1995/96

Supercup

Champion and cup winner Croatia Zagreb won the Superkup without a fight.

European Cups

In the 1995/96 UEFA Champions League , previous year's champions Hajduk Split failed in qualifying with two draws at Panathinaikos Athens . In the Cup Winners competition no Croatian team was represented again. NK Osijek lost twice to Slovan Bratislava in the preliminary round of the UEFA Cup .

National team

In the qualification for the European Championship , two wins were achieved against Estonia and Slovenia and in the home game against Italy a draw, which led to the first place in the final table of group 4. In addition, four home wins against Poland, South Korea, Israel and Hungary and two away draws in England and Ireland were achieved in friendly matches.

At the finals of the Euro 96 , two wins against Turkey and Denmark at the start and one defeat against Portugal in the third group match led to second place in Group 4. The quarter-final match against eventual tournament winners Germany was lost 2-1.

The top scorers for the national team in 1995/96 were Davor Šuker (10 goals), Goran Vlaović (5) and Zvonimir Boban (3).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dosadašnji pobjednici (prvenstvo / kup / superkup) ( Memento of the original from March 31, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Croat.), www.prva-hnl.hr, accessed on February 16, 2011  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / prva-hnl.hr
  2. ↑ http://www.hns-cff.hr/?ln=hr&w=statistike&repka=A&id=106351
  3. ↑ http://www.hns-cff.hr/?ln=hr&w=statistike&repka=A&id=106353
  4. ↑ http://www.hns-cff.hr/?ln=hr&w=statistike&repka=A&id=106284

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