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The Serbian Cup dates to the 2006-07 season, launched immediately after Serbia's football federation became independent following the dissolution of the state union with Montenegro, and is presented as the legal successor to earlier Yugoslav-era cup competitions stretching back decades. Up to 32 clubs enter a single-elimination knockout, with all top-flight SuperLiga sides joined by Prva Liga clubs and regional qualifiers from the lower tiers. Red Star Belgrade and Partizan, the country's two Belgrade giants, have run close to each other at the top of the all-time list for most of the competition's history, and their rivalry — surviving five different state configurations across the twentieth and twenty-first centuries — remains the defining storyline of Serbian football. Follow live scores, fixtures, results, standings and statistics for the competition, updated in real time.
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