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1998–99 Croatian First Football League


FieldValue
competitionCroatian First Football League
logo
season1998–99
winnersCroatia Zagreb
5th Croatian title
9th domestic title
relegatedZadarkomerc
Mladost 127
continentalcup1Champions League
continentalcup1 qualifiersCroatia Zagreb
Rijeka
continentalcup2UEFA Cup
continentalcup2 qualifiersHajduk Split
Osijek
continentalcup3Intertoto Cup
continentalcup3 qualifiersVarteks
Hrvatski Dragovoljac
best playerMiljenko Mumlek
league topscorerJoško Popović (21)
biggest home winVarteks 7–0 Šibenik
biggest away winMladost 127 0–4 Croatia Zagreb
highest scoringZadarkomerc 5–3 Varteks
matches192
total goals541
average attendance4,158
prevseason1997–98
nextseason1999–2000

5th Croatian title 9th domestic title Mladost 127 Rijeka Osijek Hrvatski Dragovoljac

The 1998–99 Croatian First Football League was the eighth season of the Croatian top-level football league since its establishment.

Teams

Stadia and personnel

TeamManager1LocationStadiumCapacity
CibaliaCRO Srećko LušićVinkovciStadion HNK Cibalia10,000
Croatia ZagrebCRO Ilija LončarevićZagrebStadion Maksimir37,168
Hajduk SplitCRO Ivan KatalinićSplitStadion Poljud35,000
Hrvatski DragovoljacCRO Branko TucakZagrebStadion NŠC Stjepan Spajić25,000
Mladost 127CRO Mato ŠarićSuhopoljeStadion Park5,000
OsijekCRO Stanko PoklepovićOsijekStadion Gradski vrt19,500
RijekaCRO Nenad GračanRijekaStadion Kantrida10,275
Slaven BelupoCRO Luka BonačićKoprivnicaGradski stadion u Koprivnici4,000
ŠibenikCRO Stanko MršićŠibenikStadion Šubićevac8,000
VarteksCRO Dražen BesekVaraždinStadion Varteks10,800
ZadarkomercCRO Josip BajloZadarStadion Stanovi5,860
NK ZagrebCRO Zdenko JuričkiZagrebStadion Kranjčevićeva8,850
  • 1 On final match day of the season, played on 26 May 1999.
  • 2 Hrvatski Dragovoljac also used Stadion ŠRC Stanko Vlajnić-Dida in Slavonski Brod for their last eight home matches of the season.

Overview

It was contested by 12 teams, and Croatia Zagreb won the championship. In the first stage upper six teams advance to Championship Group, bottom six to Relegation Group, with 50% of points taken to the next phase of the competition.

First stage

Rounds 1–22 results

Championship group

Rounds 23–32 results

Relegation group

Rounds 23–32 results

Top goalscorers

RankPlayerClubGoals
1CRO Joško PopovićŠibenik21
2CRO Zvonimir DeranjaHajduk Split14
CRO Igor MusaRijeka
HUN Barnabás SztipánovicsRijeka
5CRO Nino BuleNK Zagreb13
CRO Miljenko MumlekVarteks
7CRO Stanko BubaloOsijek10
BIH Mirza GolubicaMladost 127
CRO Veldin KarićVarteks
CRO Jakša KrstulovićZadar
BIH Edin MujčinCroatia Zagreb

Attendances

#ClubAverage
1Hajduk Split11,875
2Rijeka8,500
3Dinamo Zagreb6,406
4Varteks3,875
5Osijek3,194
6Zadar2,494
7Slaven Koprivnica2,469
8Hrvatski Dragovoljac2,369
9Suhopolje2,225
10Šibenik1,981
11Cibalia1,763
12NK Zagreb1,450

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References

References

  1. https://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/archive/cro/avecro99.htm
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