Second League Of The Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina

Second League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Founded	1995
Country	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Confederation	UEFA
Number of teams	57
Level on pyramid	3
Promotion to	First League of FBiH
Relegation to	Cantonal Leagues
Domestic cup(s)	Bosnian Cup ; Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup
Current champions	Seona (North) ; Čelik Zenica (Center) ; Klis Buturović Polje (South) ; Bratstvo Bosanska Krupa (West) ; (2022–23)
Most championships	Igman Konjic (5 titles)

This level is organized in four different leagues - Sjever (North), Centar (Center), Jug (South) and Zapad (West) (until the season 2011–12 there was two West leagues).

This is the second level of football in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the third level of football in the country. Two teams are promoted to the First League of FBiH at the end of the season while bottom teams (depending on league and number of lower leagues) are relegated to the cantonal leagues (see Bosnia and Herzegovina football league system).

2020–21 Member clubs

North (Sjever)

Bosna Kalesija
Bosna Mionica
Dinamo Donja Mahala
Dizdaruša
Gornji Rahić
Gradina
Lokomotiva Miričina
Mladost Malešići
Mramor
Odžak 102
Orahovica 74
Priluk
Prokosovići
Radnički Lukavac
Seona
Svatovac

Center (Centar)

Azot
Borac Jelah
Bosna Visoko
Famos Hrasnica
Ilijaš
Kolina
Krivaja
Mošćanica
Moševac
Natron
Pobjeda Tešanjka
Rudar Breza
SAŠK Napredak
Stupčanica Olovo
Unis
Usora

South (Jug)

Bjelopoljac
Brotnjo
Grude
Kamešnica
Klis
Ljubuški
Neum
Rama
Sloga Gornji Vakuf-Uskoplje
Stolac
Tomislav
Troglav 1918
Turbina

West (Zapad)

Brekovica 78 (II)
Busovača (I)
Iskra (I)
Kiseljak (I)
Krajina Cazin (II)
Krajišnik (II)
NK Novi Travnik (I)
Podgrmeč (II)
Radnik Donji Vakuf (I)
Rudar Han Bila (I)
Rudar Kamengrad (II)
Sloga Bosanska Otoka (II)
FK Vitez (I)
NK Vitez (I)
Vitez Bužim (II)
Vlašić (I)

Winners

Season	North	Center	South	West
2002–03	—	Sloga Tolisa	GOŠK Gabela	—
2003–04	Mramor	Sloga, Vitez, Čapljina	—	—
2004–05	Gradina	Olimpik	Troglav Livno	Kreševo
2005–06	Zvijezda Gradačac	TOŠK Tešanj	Igman Konjic	Krajina Cazin
2006–07	Bratstvo Gračanica	Ozren	Drinovci	Iskra Bugojno
2007–08	Omladinac Mionica	Olimpik	Čapljina	Krajina Cazin
2008–09	Slaven Živinice	Goražde	Igman Konjic	Krajišnik
2009–10	Gradina	Radnik Hadžići	Čapljina	Krajina Cazin
2010–11	Bratstvo Gračanica	UNIS Vogošća	Branitelj Mostar	Vitez
2011–12	Radnički Lukavac	Bosna Visoko	Troglav Livno	Podgrmeč
2012–13	Orašje	Mladost Doboj Kakanj	Igman Konjic	Una Kulen Vakuf
2013–14	Mladost Malešići	Goražde	Turbina Jablanica	Maestral-BSI
2014–15	Sloga Simin Han	Bosna Visoko	Sloga Ljubuški	Novi Travnik
2015–16	Sloga Simin Han	Bosna Sema	Igman Konjic	Krajina Cazin
2016–17	Slaven Živinice	TOŠK Tešanj	Igman Konjic	Iskra Bugojno
2017–18	Budućnost Banovići	Goražde	Posušje	Novi Travnik
2018–19	Budućnost Banovići	Radnik Hadžići	Klis Buturović Polje	Travnik
2019–20	Seona	Vis Simm-Bau	Posušje	Rudar Han Bila
2020–21	Gradina	Borac Jelah	Ljubuški	Podgrmeč
2021–22	Radnički Lukavac	Stupčanica Olovo	Klis Buturović Polje	Iskra Bugojno
2022–23	Seona	Čelik Zenica	Klis Buturović Polje	Bratstvo Bosanska Krupa

External links

Second League North at NSFBIH official website.
Second League Center at NSFBIH official website
Second League South at NSFBIH official website
Second League West at NSFBIH official website.

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