Author: Vuk Perović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 21 June 2011

During qualifications for the European Football Championship which will be held next year in Poland and Ukraine, the national football team of Montenegro still have not lost a single game. The match against Bulgaria on 4 June in Podgorica ended in a 1-1 draw and kept Montenegro in the running for the greatest championship on the continent. They currently share first place in their qualifying group with England. The top two teams from each group qualify.  

Author: Vuk Perović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 20 April 2011

In Montenegro, the dream of winning the Women's Champions League in handball is decades old. Unfortunately, this year the players of the Budućnost women's handball team were denied it when they thought they almost had it in their grasp. In the semi-finals of this prestigious competition, their dreams were shattered in the two matches they played against the Norwegian team Larvik on 09 and 17 April.

Author: Vuk Perović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 30 October 2009

Although the World Football Championship will probably be the biggest sports event in 2010, sports fans in Montenegro are far more eager about the upcoming European Water Polo Championship. The success Montenegro’s national team and water polo clubs have achieved in recent years has ranked this sport as the country’s absolute favourite.

Author: Marko Vesović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 03 March, 2009

The history of organised sport in Montenegro dates back to the 19th century. Back then, tennis, football and golf were the most popular sports, but skating, skiing, cycling and horse racing had also their supporters. By the beginning of the 20th century, the first sport clubs had already been founded. In 1908 Montenegro received an official invitation from the British King Edward VIII to participate at the Olympic Games in London. Unfortunately, it was not a member of the International Olympic Committee, so it was ineligible to participate.