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Red Star beat Zemun to go eight points clear at top
Belgrade,
19 November 2006
Serbian football champions Red Star Belgrade demolished bottom team Zemun to go eight points clear at the top after OFK Belgrade dropped from second to third with a goalless draw against Borac Cacak.
Dejan Milovanovic (left, Red Star) opened scoring against Zemun
Author:
Fonet
First league newcomers Mladost Apatin beat Hajduk Kula to move into second position, while fourth-placed Partizan Belgrade won at Banat Zrenjanin to move level on points with OFK Beograd.
Serbia Footbal Championship, Week 14 - RESULTS:
Vozdovac - Smederevo 3-0
Banat - Partizan 1-2
Red Star - Zemun 5-0
Mladost - Hajduk 1-0
OFK Beograd - Borac 0-0
Vojvodina - Bezanija 1-0
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