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Kisovec (pronounced [ˈkiːsɔʋəts]) is a
settlement in the Muni****lity of
Zagorje ob Savi in
central Slovenia. The
settlement developed around the local...
- NK
Svoboda Kisovec (Nogometni klub
Svoboda Kisovec, 'Svoboda
Kisovec Football Club'),
commonly referred to as
simply Svoboda Kisovec, is a
Slovenian football...
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sailplane Type of
aircraft National origin Yugoslavia Manufacturer Ikarus Designer Milos Ilic and
Adrian Kisovec First flight March 1953
Number built 2...
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Champions Drava Ptuj (East) Mengeš (West)
Relegated Ižakovci Rače
Svoboda Kisovec Visoko Ilirija Škofja Loka
Matches pla**** 364
Goals scored 990 (2.72 per...
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Kranj NK
Serdica ND
Slovan NK Središče ob
Dravi ŠD
Stojnci NK
Svoboda Kisovec NK
Svoboda Ljubljana NK Šampion NK Šenčur NK Šentjur NK Šmarje pri Jelšah...
- (2002–2007). Drnovšek was born in
Celje and was
raised in the
small town of
Kisovec in the Muni****lity of
Zagorje ob Savi,
where his
father Viktor (1923–2006)...
- 1–1 (3–4 p) Krka 14
August 2024
Radenska Slatina 0–3
Beltinci Svoboda Kisovec 0–4
Ilirija 1911 Šentjernej 1–8
Vrhnika Ihan 0–9
Svoboda Ljubljana Moravče...
- the
regional cups
entered the
first round.
These were: Zagorje,
Svoboda Kisovec and Ihan (MNZ Ljubljana); Malečnik,
Pohorje and
Paloma (MNZ Maribor); Mons...
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Svoboda may also
refer to the
following Slovenian football clubs: NK
Svoboda Kisovec NK Brežice 1919,
formerly NK
Svoboda Brežice FK
Sloboda (disambiguation)...
- Hruški vrh, 1,176 m [3,858 ft]) in the Kara****s to the north, and
Mount Kisovec (1,289 m [4,229 ft]) and the Mežakla
Plateau to the south. Dobršnik Cr****...
