Yugoslav First League
Season Champions Runners-up Third place Top scorer ( s ) Goals
1945 SR Serbia ( 1 ) JNA SR Croatia Stjepan Bobek ( JNA ) 8
1946-47 Partizan ( 1 ) Dinamo Zagreb Red Star Franjo Wölfl ( Dinamo Zagreb ) 28
1947-48 Dinamo Zagreb ( 1 ) Hajduk Split Partizan Franjo Wölfl ( Dinamo Zagreb ) 22
1948-49 Partizan ( 2 ) Red Star Hajduk Split Frane Matošić ( Hajduk Split ) 17
1950 Hajduk Split ( 1 ) Red Star Partizan Marko Valok ( Partizan ) 17
1951 Red Star ( 1 ) Dinamo Zagreb Hajduk Split Kosta Tomašević ( Red Star ) 16
1952 Hajduk Split ( 2 ) Red Star Lokomotiva Stanoje Jocić ( BSK Belgrade ) 13
1952-53 Red Star ( 2 ) Hajduk Split Partizan Todor Živanović ( Red Star ) 17
1953-54 Dinamo Zagreb ( 2 ) Partizan Red Star Stjepan Bobek ( Partizan ) 21
1954-55 Hajduk Split ( 3 ) BSK Belgrade Dinamo Zagreb Predrag Marković ( BSK Belgrade ) Kosta Tomašević ( Spartak Subotica ) Bernard Vukas ( Hajduk Split ) 20
1955-56 Red Star ( 3 ) Partizan Radnički Belgrade Muhamed Mujić ( Velež Mostar ) Tihomir Ognjanov ( Spartak Subotica ) Todor Veselinović ( Vojvodina ) 21
1956-57 Red Star ( 4 ) Vojvodina Hajduk Split Todor Veselinović ( Vojvodina ) 28
1957-58 Dinamo Zagreb ( 3 ) Partizan Radnički Belgrade Todor Veselinović ( Vojvodina ) 19
1958-59 Red Star ( 5 ) Partizan Vojvodina Bora Kostić ( Red Star ) 25
1959-60 Red Star ( 6 ) Dinamo Zagreb Partizan Bora Kostić ( Red Star ) 19
1960-61 Partizan ( 3 ) Red Star Hajduk Split Zoran Prljinčević ( Radnički Belgrade ) Todor Veselinović ( Vojvodina ) 16
1961-62 Partizan ( 4 ) Vojvodina Dinamo Zagreb Dražan Jerković ( Dinamo Zagreb ) 16
1962-63 Partizan ( 5 ) Dinamo Zagreb Željezničar Sarajevo Mišo Smajlović ( Željezničar Sarajevo ) 18
1963-64 Red Star ( 7 ) OFK Belgrade Dinamo Zagreb Asim Ferhatović ( FK Sarajevo ) 19
1964-65 Partizan ( 6 ) FK Sarajevo Red Star Zlatko Dračić ( NK Zagreb ) 23
SFR Yugoslavia ( 1945–1992 ) -- Champions and top scorers
The Yugoslav First Federal Football League (, , , , ), was the premier football league in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1918-1941) and Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1945-1992). The First League Championship was one of two national competitions held annually in Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav Cup being the other. The league became fully professional in 1967. The UEFA recognised successor league of the Yugoslav First League, the First League of FR Yugoslavia, despite the succession and same name Prva savezna liga, it is covered in a separate article.