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The semi-professional football club commonly referred to as Melbourne Serbia is officially designated as FC Melbourne Srbija.
Answer: True
The source material confirms that the club's full name is FC Melbourne Srbija and that it operates as a semi-professional football club.
FC Melbourne Srbija is primarily identified by the nicknames 'Serbia' and 'Srbija'.
Answer: True
The provided data indicates that the club is commonly known by the nicknames 'Serbia' and 'Srbija'.
Kevin Bartlett Reserve, the home ground of FC Melbourne Srbija, is situated in Fitzroy and has a capacity of 5,000 spectators.
Answer: False
The home ground, Kevin Bartlett Reserve, is located in Burnley, Victoria, and has a capacity of 2,500 spectators.
Dragan Jović holds the position of Chairman for FC Melbourne Srbija, while Željko Popović serves as the Coach.
Answer: True
The source material identifies Dragan Jović as the club's Chairman and Željko Popović as its Coach.
The official website for FC Melbourne Srbija is fcmelbourne.org.au.
Answer: False
The official website for the club is documented as fcmelbourne.com.au.
FC Melbourne Srbija's home kit consists of red shirts, blue shorts, and white socks.
Answer: True
The source confirms the home kit colors are red shirts, blue shorts, and white socks.
The away kit for FC Melbourne Srbija is composed entirely of white shirts, white shorts, and white socks.
Answer: True
The away kit is described as featuring all-white components: shirts, shorts, and socks.
The supporter group for Fitzroy City 'Srbija' is officially named 'Melbourne Srbija Firma' or 'MSF'.
Answer: True
The supporters of the club are known by the name 'Melbourne Srbija Firma' (MSF).
The image labeled 'Melbourne Srbija Official Club Crest' displays the club's official emblem.
Answer: True
The image with this title is identified as the official club crest of Melbourne Srbija.
The FC Melbourne Srbija Wikipedia page links to fcmelbourne.com.au and footballfedvic.com.au.
Answer: True
The source material indicates that external links are provided to the club's official website (fcmelbourne.com.au) and the Football Federation Victoria website (footballfedvic.com.au).
What is the full, official name of the football club commonly referred to as Melbourne Serbia?
Answer: FC Melbourne Srbija
The source material identifies the club's full name as FC Melbourne Srbija, a semi-professional football club based in Melbourne.
Which of the following are common nicknames for FC Melbourne Srbija?
Answer: Serbia and Srbija
The club is commonly known by the nicknames 'Serbia' and 'Srbija'.
What is the name and capacity of FC Melbourne Srbija's home ground?
Answer: Kevin Bartlett Reserve, 2,500 spectators
The club's home ground is Kevin Bartlett Reserve, which has a capacity of 2,500.
Who are the current Chairman and Coach for FC Melbourne Srbija, respectively?
Answer: Dragan Jović and Željko Popović
The source identifies Dragan Jović as the Chairman and Željko Popović as the Coach.
What is the official website for FC Melbourne Srbija?
Answer: fcmelbourne.com.au
The official website for the club is listed as fcmelbourne.com.au.
What are the constituent colors of FC Melbourne Srbija's home kit?
Answer: Red shirts, blue shorts, white socks
The club's home kit is composed of red shirts, blue shorts, and white socks.
What are the primary colors of FC Melbourne Srbija's away kit?
Answer: White shirts, white shorts, white socks
The club's away kit is all-white, featuring white shirts, white shorts, and white socks.
What is the name of Fitzroy City 'Srbija's' supporter group?
Answer: Melbourne Srbija Firma (MSF)
The club's supporter group is known as 'Melbourne Srbija Firma' or 'MSF'.
Which external websites are linked from the FC Melbourne Srbija Wikipedia page?
Answer: fcmelbourne.com.au and footballfedvic.com.au
The source material provides external links to the club's official website (fcmelbourne.com.au) and the Football Federation Victoria website (footballfedvic.com.au).
FC Melbourne Srbija was established in 1963 under the original name Srbija Soccer Club.
Answer: True
According to the source, the club was founded in 1963 and was initially named Srbija Soccer Club.
The club now known as FC Melbourne Srbija was founded in 1973 as Carlton Serbia.
Answer: False
The club was founded in 1963 as Srbija Soccer Club. It adopted the name Carlton Serbia in 1966, not 1973.
The club joined the Victorian Provisional League in 1966 and adopted the name Carlton Serbia.
Answer: True
In 1966, the club became a member of the Victorian Provisional League and was concurrently renamed Carlton Serbia.
Carlton Serbia was primarily established by individuals from the St. Sava Orthodox Church in Carlton, Victoria.
Answer: True
The source material states that Carlton Serbia was founded mainly by members of the St. Sava Orthodox Church in Carlton.
Carlton Serbia played most of its home games in the outer suburbs of Melbourne, with players primarily from the general Australian community.
Answer: False
The club played most of its home games in the inner suburbs of Melbourne and featured players mainly from the local Serbian Australian community.
Following a merger with Ringwood United, the club adopted the name Ringwood Serbia.
Answer: True
The club became known as Ringwood Serbia after it merged with Ringwood United.
The club changed its name to Fitzroy City or Fitzroy Serbia in 1991 and played its games at Edinburgh Gardens.
Answer: True
In 1991, the club was renamed Fitzroy City (or Fitzroy Serbia) and relocated its home games to Edinburgh Gardens in Fitzroy.
Nik Kovacevic and Nick Gameras were among the notable players for Fitzroy City/Fitzroy Serbia in its early history.
Answer: True
The source identifies Nik Kovacevic and Nick Gameras as noticeable players for the club during its early history as Fitzroy City/Fitzroy Serbia.
Fitzroy City 'Srbija' holds the distinction of being the oldest Serbian-backed soccer club in Victoria.
Answer: True
The club, under the name Fitzroy City 'Srbija', is recognized as the oldest Serbian-backed soccer club in the state of Victoria.
Fitzroy City played against Red Star Belgrade on February 2, 2000, and won the match 3-1.
Answer: False
On February 2, 2000, Fitzroy City played against Red Star Belgrade and lost the match 3-1, despite taking an early lead.
Bojo Jevdevic was recognized for a man-of-the-match performance against Red Star Belgrade.
Answer: True
In the match against Red Star Belgrade, Bojo Jevdevic delivered a performance that was recognized as man-of-the-match.
Images captioned 'Fitzroy Srbija' include team photos and potential match action.
Answer: True
The source indicates that images with the caption 'Fitzroy Srbija' depict scenes such as team photos.
In what year was FC Melbourne Srbija founded, and what was its initial name?
Answer: 1963, Srbija Soccer Club
The club was founded in 1963 under the original name of Srbija Soccer Club.
When did the club become a member of the Victorian Provisional League, and what name did it adopt at that time?
Answer: 1966, Carlton Serbia
In 1966, the club joined the Victorian Provisional League and was renamed Carlton Serbia.
Which community was primarily responsible for founding Carlton Serbia?
Answer: Members of the St. Sava Orthodox Church
Carlton Serbia was founded primarily by members of the St. Sava Orthodox Church in Carlton, Victoria.
Where did Carlton Serbia typically play its home games, and from which community did its players mainly originate?
Answer: Inner suburbs of Melbourne, local Serbian Australian Community
The club played most of its home games in Melbourne's inner suburbs and drew its players mainly from the local Serbian Australian community.
What name did the club adopt after its merger with Ringwood United?
Answer: Ringwood Serbia
After merging with Ringwood United, the club became known as Ringwood Serbia.
In what year did the club change its name to Fitzroy City or Fitzroy Serbia, and where did it play its home games at that time?
Answer: 1991, Edinburgh Gardens
In 1991, the club was renamed Fitzroy City (or Fitzroy Serbia) and played its home games at Edinburgh Gardens.
Which of the following players were mentioned as notable for Fitzroy City/Fitzroy Serbia in its early history?
Answer: Nik Kovacevic and Nick Gameras
The source identifies players such as Nik Kovacevic and Nick Gameras as being notable during the club's early history as Fitzroy City.
What significant historical distinction does Fitzroy City 'Srbija' hold among Serbian-backed soccer clubs in Victoria?
Answer: It is the oldest Serbian-backed soccer club in Victoria
The club is recognized as being the oldest Serbian-backed soccer club in the state of Victoria.
When did Fitzroy City play against Red Star Belgrade, and what was the outcome?
Answer: February 2, 2000, Fitzroy City lost 3-1
The club played Red Star Belgrade on February 2, 2000, losing the match 3-1.
Which player delivered a man-of-the-match performance against Red Star Belgrade?
Answer: Bojo Jevdevic
Bojo Jevdevic was recognized for a man-of-the-match performance in the game against Red Star Belgrade.
FC Melbourne Srbija currently participates in the Victoria Premier League 1.
Answer: True
The club's current league is listed as the Victoria Premier League 1.
FC Melbourne Srbija secured promotion in the 2024 season by finishing 1st in the Victoria Premier League 2.
Answer: True
The club finished 1st in the 2024 Victoria Premier League 2 season, which resulted in their promotion.
Fitzroy City Serbia competed in the Victorian Premier League in 2002 and was relegated on the final day, finishing with 22 points.
Answer: True
In the 2002 VPL season, the club was relegated on the last day, finishing one point short of safety with a total of 22 points.
A significant achievement for Fitzroy City Serbia in the VPL was a 4-1 victory against the Port Melbourne Sharks.
Answer: True
A notable result for the club during its time in the Victorian Premier League was a 4-1 victory over the Port Melbourne Sharks.
Fitzroy City finished 6th in the 2006 State League 3 South East season, with Nikola Veljovic as their top scorer with 23 goals.
Answer: True
In 2006, the club finished 6th in State League 3 South East, and Nikola Veljovic was the league's top goal scorer with 23 goals.
Fitzroy City was relegated from State League 3 South East in the 2007 season after finishing 10th.
Answer: True
The 2007 season saw the club finish 10th in State League 3 South East, resulting in their relegation.
Fitzroy City won the Victorian Provisional League Division 1 South East championship in 2009, with Nathan Jones scoring 10 goals as the top scorer.
Answer: True
The club became champions of the 2009 Victorian Provisional League Division 1 South East, and Nathan Jones was the team's top scorer with 10 goals.
In the 2010 season, Henry Wootton was awarded both Best and Fairest and Top Goal Scorer for Fitzroy City.
Answer: True
Henry Wootton received the club's Best and Fairest award and was also the Top Goal Scorer for the 2010 season.
Fitzroy City achieved promotion to State League 2, NW in the 2012 season, finishing second, and was coached by Nik Kovacevic.
Answer: True
In 2012, under coach and former player Nik Kovacevic, the club finished second and earned promotion to State League 2, NW.
In which league does FC Melbourne Srbija currently compete?
Answer: Victoria Premier League 1
The club currently competes in the Victoria Premier League 1.
What was the outcome of FC Melbourne Srbija's 2024 Victoria Premier League 2 season?
Answer: They finished 1st and were promoted
In the 2024 season, the club finished 1st in the Victoria Premier League 2, securing promotion.
What was the outcome for Fitzroy City Serbia in the 2002 Victorian Premier League (VPL) season?
Answer: They were relegated on the final day
In the 2002 VPL season, the club was relegated on the final day of the season.
What was a notable achievement for Fitzroy City Serbia during their time in the Victorian Premier League?
Answer: A 4-1 victory over Port Melbourne Sharks
A notable result for the club during its VPL tenure was a 4-1 victory against the Port Melbourne Sharks.
In the 2006 State League 3 South East season, what was Fitzroy City's final standing and who was their top scorer?
Answer: 6th place, Nikola Veljovic (23 goals)
The club finished 6th in the 2006 State League 3 South East, and Nikola Veljovic was the league's top scorer with 23 goals.
What was the outcome for Fitzroy City in the 2007 season regarding their league standing?
Answer: Relegated from State League 3 South East
After finishing 10th in the 2007 season, the club was relegated from State League 3 South East.
What was Fitzroy City's performance in the 2009 Victorian Provisional League Division 1 South East season, and who was their top scorer?
Answer: Champions, Nathan Jones (10 goals)
The club won the 2009 Victorian Provisional League Division 1 South East championship, with Nathan Jones as the team's top scorer with 10 goals.
Which player received both the Best and Fairest and Top Goal Scorer honors for Fitzroy City in the 2010 season?
Answer: Henry Wootton
In 2010, Henry Wootton was recognized with both the club's Best and Fairest award and the Top Goal Scorer award.
What was the outcome of Fitzroy City's 2012 season, and who was their coach?
Answer: Finished second and earned promotion to State League 2, coached by Nik Kovacevic
Under coach Nik Kovacevic, the club finished second in their league in 2012, which resulted in promotion to State League 2.
FC Melbourne Srbija won the Victoria Premier League 2 championship in 2024.
Answer: True
The club's list of honours includes the 2024 Victoria Premier League 2 championship.
FC Melbourne Srbija secured the Victorian State League 1 South-East championship in 2023.
Answer: True
Among the club's achievements is the 2023 Victorian State League 1 South-East championship.
FC Melbourne Srbija won the Victorian State League Division 2 championship in 2000 and 2019.
Answer: True
The club has won the Victorian State League Division 2 championship on two occasions: in 2000 and 2019.
FC Melbourne Srbija was runner-up in the Victorian State League Division 3 in 1999 and 2012.
Answer: True
The club's honours list includes finishing as runners-up in the Victorian State League Division 3 in both 1999 and 2012.
In 2001, FC Melbourne Srbija won the Victorian State League Division 1 championship.
Answer: False
The club finished as runners-up in the Victorian State League Division 1 in 2001, not as champions.
FC Melbourne Srbija won the Victorian Provisional League Division 1 championship, a 5th-tier league, in 2009.
Answer: True
The club's honours include winning the 5th-tier Victorian Provisional League Division 1 championship in 2009.
FC Melbourne Srbija has won the Karadjordje Cup four times, including in 1988, 1997, 2022, and 2024.
Answer: True
The source confirms that the club has won the Karadjordje Cup in 1988, 1997, 2022, and 2024.
Which league championship did FC Melbourne Srbija win in 2024?
Answer: Victoria Premier League 2
The club's list of honours includes the 2024 Victoria Premier League 2 championship.
What league title did FC Melbourne Srbija win in 2023?
Answer: Victorian State League 1 South-East
In 2023, the club won the Victorian State League 1 South-East championship.
In which years did FC Melbourne Srbija win the Victorian State League Division 2 championship?
Answer: 2000 and 2019
The club won the Victorian State League Division 2 championship in both 2000 and 2019.
In which years did FC Melbourne Srbija finish as runner-up in the Victorian State League Division 3?
Answer: 1999 and 2012
The club's honours list includes finishing as runners-up in the Victorian State League Division 3 in 1999 and 2012.
What was FC Melbourne Srbija's achievement in the Victorian State League Division 1 in 2001?
Answer: Runners-up
In 2001, the club finished as runners-up in the Victorian State League Division 1.
In 2009, FC Melbourne Srbija won which league championship, and what tier was it?
Answer: Victorian Provisional League Division 1, 5th tier
The club won the 2009 Victorian Provisional League Division 1 championship, which is considered the 5th tier of football in Victoria.
In which of the following years did FC Melbourne Srbija win the Karadjordje Cup?
Answer: 1988, 1997
The club has won the Karadjordje Cup on four occasions, including in 1988 and 1997.
As of April 1, 2024, Max Minuzzo and Jarrod Hill are listed as goalkeepers for FC Melbourne Srbija, both representing Australia.
Answer: True
The squad list from April 1, 2024, confirms that Max Minuzzo and Jarrod Hill are the goalkeepers for the club and both are Australian.
Hikaru Ichigi, a defender for FC Melbourne Srbija as of April 1, 2024, represents Japan.
Answer: True
The squad list identifies defender Hikaru Ichigi as representing Japan.
Thomas Lakić and Maksim Ilić are listed as midfielders in FC Melbourne Srbija's squad as of April 1, 2024.
Answer: True
The squad list for April 1, 2024, includes both Thomas Lakić and Maksim Ilić as midfielders.
Ryan Brown and Rikuo Kanakubo are listed as forwards in FC Melbourne Srbija's current squad as of April 1, 2024.
Answer: True
The squad list confirms that Ryan Brown and Rikuo Kanakubo are both listed as forwards for the club.
Rikuo Kanakubo was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in 2023 with 8 goals.
Answer: True
The records show that Rikuo Kanakubo was the club's top scorer in 2023, having scored 8 goals.
Henrique Pimenta was the top goal scorer for FC Melbourne Srbija in 2022, with 10 goals.
Answer: True
In 2022, Henrique Pimenta led the club in scoring with 10 goals.
Aleksandar Hrkalović was the top goal scorer for FC Melbourne Srbija in both 2017 and 2018.
Answer: True
The records indicate that Aleksandar Hrkalović was the club's top scorer for two consecutive years, 2017 and 2018.
Danilo Bonilla scored 12 goals as FC Melbourne Srbija's top scorer in 2016.
Answer: True
The top scorer for the club in 2016 was Danilo Bonilla, with a total of 12 goals.
Souheil Azagane was the top scorer in 2015 with 10 goals, and Joshua D'Alessi was the top scorer in 2014 with 10 goals for FC Melbourne Srbija.
Answer: True
The club's top scorer in 2015 was Souheil Azagane (10 goals), and in 2014 it was Joshua D'Alessi (10 goals).
Henry Wootton was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in 2010, scoring 13 goals.
Answer: True
In 2010, Henry Wootton led the club's scoring with 13 goals.
Nathan Jones was the top goal scorer for FC Melbourne Srbija in both 2009 and 2011.
Answer: True
The records show Nathan Jones as the club's top scorer for both the 2009 and 2011 seasons.
Nikola Veljovic was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in 2006 with 17 goals.
Answer: True
The top scorer for the club in 2006 was Nikola Veljovic, who scored 17 goals.
Michael Maljanek was the top goal scorer for FC Melbourne Srbija in 2000 with 20 goals and was also recognized as the State League Div 2 North West Top Scorer.
Answer: True
In 2000, Michael Maljanek was the club's top scorer with 20 goals, an achievement that also earned him the State League Div 2 North West Top Scorer award.
Marjan Marinkovic and Nick Gameras were the joint top goal scorers for FC Melbourne Srbija in 1995, each scoring 5 goals.
Answer: True
In 1995, the top scorer honour was shared by Marjan Marinkovic and Nick Gameras, who both scored 5 goals.
As of April 1, 2024, who are the listed goalkeepers for FC Melbourne Srbija?
Answer: Max Minuzzo and Jarrod Hill
The squad list from April 1, 2024, identifies Max Minuzzo and Jarrod Hill as the team's goalkeepers.
As of April 1, 2024, which of the following players is listed as a defender for FC Melbourne Srbija?
Answer: Nenad Nikolić
According to the squad list, Nenad Nikolić is listed as a defender for the club.
As of April 1, 2024, which player is listed as a midfielder for FC Melbourne Srbija?
Answer: Thomas Lakić
The squad list from April 1, 2024, identifies Thomas Lakić as a midfielder.
As of April 1, 2024, which player is listed as a forward for FC Melbourne Srbija?
Answer: Marko Basic
Marko Basic is listed as a forward in the club's squad as of April 1, 2024.
Who was FC Melbourne Srbija's top club goal scorer in 2023, and how many goals did they score?
Answer: Rikuo Kanakubo, 8 goals
Rikuo Kanakubo was the club's top scorer in 2023 with a total of 8 goals.
Who was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in 2022, and how many goals did they score?
Answer: Henrique Pimenta, 10 goals
The top scorer for the club in 2022 was Henrique Pimenta, with 10 goals.
Who was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in both 2017 and 2018?
Answer: Aleksandar Hrkalović
Aleksandar Hrkalović was the club's top scorer for two consecutive seasons, 2017 and 2018.
How many goals did Danilo Bonilla score as the top scorer for FC Melbourne Srbija in 2016?
Answer: 12 goals
In 2016, Danilo Bonilla was the club's top scorer with 12 goals.
Who were the top goal scorers for FC Melbourne Srbija in 2014 and 2015, respectively, and how many goals did each score?
Answer: Joshua D'Alessi (10 goals) and Souheil Azagane (10 goals)
The top scorer in 2014 was Joshua D'Alessi with 10 goals, and in 2015 it was Souheil Azagane, also with 10 goals.
Who was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in 2010, and how many goals did they score?
Answer: Henry Wootton, 13 goals
Henry Wootton was the club's top scorer in 2010 with 13 goals.
Which player was the top goal scorer for FC Melbourne Srbija in both 2009 and 2011?
Answer: Nathan Jones
Nathan Jones was the club's top scorer in both the 2009 and 2011 seasons.
Who was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in 2006, and how many goals did they score?
Answer: Nikola Veljovic, 17 goals
In 2006, Nikola Veljovic was the club's top scorer with 17 goals.
Who was FC Melbourne Srbija's top goal scorer in 2000, and what additional recognition did they receive?
Answer: Michael Maljanek, State League Div 2 North West Top Scorer
Michael Maljanek was the club's top scorer in 2000 with 20 goals, which also earned him the State League Div 2 North West Top Scorer award.
Who were the joint top goal scorers for FC Melbourne Srbija in 1995?
Answer: Marjan Marinkovic and Nick Gameras
In 1995, the top scorer honour was shared by Marjan Marinkovic and Nick Gameras.