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Nebojsa Markovic

Belgrade, Serbia
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Stay In The Game

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By Nebojsa Markovic
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While his mother was undergoing brain tumour surgery, his father was rushed to hospital after suffering cardiac arrest, and the family faced the prospect of losing their bar due to mounting debts, Abel Pascual spent his mornings training as a footballer before putting in thirteen-hour shifts running a business. Just a couple of years later, he became the champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The World Cup Players Serbia Lost

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By Nebojsa Markovic
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On a gloomy night in Leskovac, in south-eastern Serbia, the home team was stuck—lacking ideas, solutions, the fighting spirit. Albania shocked them with a 1–0 win, and that was that. Serbia’s chances of reaching the World Cup were in tatters and Dragan Stojković was gone after nearly five years in charge. But the fact that Serbia missed their first World Cup in twelve years does not mean the 2026 edition will not feature those who could have played for Serbia.
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The Marko Nikolić Dossier

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By Nebojsa Markovic
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Marko Nikolić knows how to win trophies The clock had ticked into the ninety-third minute in Athens when Luka Jović went into a challenge inside the opposition penalty area. He held off his marker just long enough to flick the ball on with his head, dropping it behind him for João Mário to run onto and score. Everything inside the Agia Sofia Stadium draped in black and yellow began to tremble with emotion.
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