Kroatien – 1.NL 09/11 14:30 4 [15] NK Dugopolje v NK Dubrava Zagreb [11] L 1-0
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 09/03 17:00 - Inter Zapresic v NK Dubrava Zagreb L 4-2
Kroatien – 1.NL 08/28 15:00 3 [11] NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Sesvete [10] D 0-0
Kroatien – 1.NL 08/21 15:30 2 NK Jarun v NK Dubrava Zagreb D 3-3
Kroatien – 1.NL 08/14 15:30 1 NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Rudes D 2-2
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 08/07 15:30 - NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Opatija W 3-0
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 08/04 16:00 - NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Zagorec Krapina W 5-2
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 07/31 16:00 - NK Kustosija v NK Dubrava Zagreb L 1-0
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 07/24 18:15 - Vukovar 91 v NK Dubrava Zagreb W 0-1
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 07/14 16:00 - NK Varazdin v NK Dubrava Zagreb L 4-0
Kroatien – 1.NL 05/29 15:30 34 [12] NK Osijek II v NK Dubrava Zagreb [11] W 0-5
Kroatien – 1.NL 05/23 15:30 33 [10] NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Hrvatski Dragovoljac [1] L 1-2
Kroatien – 1.NL 05/16 15:30 32 [12] Orijent v NK Dubrava Zagreb [13] W 0-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 05/12 15:30 31 [12] NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Croatia Zmijavci [8] D 1-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 05/07 15:00 30 [12] NK Dubrava Zagreb v HNK Cibalia [10] L 0-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 05/01 15:00 29 [3] NK Rudes v NK Dubrava Zagreb [10] L 2-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 04/24 12:55 28 [6] NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Solin [15] L 1-2
Kroatien – 1.NL 04/21 15:00 27 [11] NK Sesvete v NK Dubrava Zagreb [12] W 1-2
Kroatien – 1.NL 04/16 14:30 26 [12] NK Dubrava Zagreb v Hajduk Split II [13] W 2-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 04/11 14:30 25 [2] Bijelo Brdo v NK Dubrava Zagreb [12] L 2-0
Kroatien – 1.NL 04/02 14:30 24 [12] NK Dubrava Zagreb v Dinamo Zagreb II [15] W 3-1
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 03/26 15:00 - Slaven Belupo v NK Dubrava Zagreb L 1-0
Kroatien – 1.NL 03/20 14:30 23 [5] NK Opatija v NK Dubrava Zagreb [11] L 2-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 03/12 14:30 22 [10] NK Dubrava Zagreb v Kustosija [7] D 3-3
Kroatien – 1.NL 03/05 14:30 21 [15] Inter Zapresic v NK Dubrava Zagreb [11] W 0-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 02/26 14:00 20 [11] NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Medimurje Cakovec [13] D 0-0
Kroatien – 1.NL 02/20 14:00 19 [3] NK Dugopolje v NK Dubrava Zagreb [10] L 3-1
Kroatien – 1.NL 02/12 13:30 18 [11] NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Junak [17] W 3-1
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 01/31 13:30 - NK Dubrava Zagreb v Kustosija L 1-3
Europa - Vänskapsmatcher 01/30 13:30 - NK Dubrava Zagreb v NK Opatija W 5-1

Wikipedia - NK Dubrava

NK Dubrava Tim Kabel is a Croatian football club based in the city of Zagreb. The club's biggest success was playing in 1.HNL in the 1993–94 season. The club gets its name from the eastern Zagreb neighborhood it plays in of Dubrava, and its sponsor, Tim Kabel, a supplier of cables.

History

The club was founded in 1945 by members of HAŠK, Građanska and Concordija football clubs, playing entirely in the lower leagues and undergoing a series of name changes.

In 1992, NK Dubrava hosted the Albania national football team in what was the only second appearance of a national team in Croatia. The game finished 0–0.

After winning the 1993 second division title, NK Dubrava appeared in the 1993–94 Prva HNL, the top flight of Croat football, but were relegated after finishing 17th of 18 teams. They did manage to defeat Dinamo Zagreb 1–0. The club was led by future Croatia national team coach Ante Čačić until 1993.

In 2013, Dubrava reorganised their board of directors. They are known for their youth programs and host a youth tournament every year.

NK Dubrava Zagreb är en kroatisk fotbollsklubb baserad i stadsdelen Dubrava i Zagreb. Klubben grundades 1948 och spelar för närvarande i Druga HNL, den kroatiska andra divisionen.

Klubbens hemmaarena är Stadion NŠC Stjepan Spajić, som har en kapacitet på 5 000 åskådare. NK Dubravas traditionella färger är grönt och vitt.

Klubben har vunnit den kroatiska cupen en gång, 1998. NK Dubrava har också representerat Kroatien i UEFA-cupen och UEFA Europa League flera gånger.

Några av klubbens mest kända spelare är Davor Vugrinec, Igor Štimac och Robert Prosinečki.