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Cvetkovic, Putin at Red Star-Zenit football match
Belgrade,
23 March 2011
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin attended this evening a football match between Red Star and Zenit from St Petersburg which was played at Belgrade's Maracana stadium.
Cvetkovic and Putin were welcomed by President of the Football Club Red Star Vladan Lukic and President of the Red Star Sports Association Petar Skundric.
The hosts gave Putin the club's number one jersey, a replica of the cup final of the European Champions that Red Star won 20 years ago in Bari, and a copy of the White Angel fresco from the medieval monastery of Mileseva.
Also present were Minister of Youth and Sport Snezana Samardzic-Markovic and President of the Serbian Football Association Tomislav Karadzic.
The hosts gave Putin the club's number one jersey, a replica of the cup final of the European Champions that Red Star won 20 years ago in Bari, and a copy of the White Angel fresco from the medieval monastery of Mileseva.
Also present were Minister of Youth and Sport Snezana Samardzic-Markovic and President of the Serbian Football Association Tomislav Karadzic.
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