few clubs and the Football Association of Montenegro. It is the host stadium for the Montenegro national football team. Before the independence of Montenegro, the Podgorica City Stadium hosted the final of the Republic Cup of Montenegro. Following this tradition, Podgorica City Stadium is now the host venue of every Montenegrin Cup final. Clubs which played their host matches at the Podgorica City Stadium are: 1945–present: FK Budućnost Podgorica 1953–1997: OFK Titograd Records First match: Budućnost-Sutjeska, friendly game, 3 May 1945 First official match: Budućnost-Arsenal Tivat, Montenegrin Republic League, 20 April 1946 First match in the First League: Budućnost-Dinamo Zagreb, Yugoslav First League, 25 August 1946 First match under the floodlights: Budućnost-Rad, Yugoslav First League, 28 May 1989 First international match: Budućnost-Tirana, friendly game, 7 January 1946 First official international match: Yugoslavia-Luxembourg, Euro 1972 qualifiers, 27 October 1971 First match of Montenegrin national team: Montenegro-Hungary, friendly game, 24 March 2007 Highest attendance: 20,000-Budućnost-Hajduk Split, Yugoslav First League, 27 August 1975 Highest attendances and notable matches Notable matches played at the stadium include: Before 2006 Yugoslavia-Luxembourg, Euro 1972 qualifiers, 27 October 1971 - att: 10,022 Budućnost-Hajduk Split, Yugoslav First League, 27 August 1975 - att: 20,000 Yugoslavia-Wales, Euro 1984 qualifiers, 15 December 1982 - att: 12,090 Budućnost-Deportivo La Coruña, Intertoto Cup, 9 July 2005 - att: 10,000 After 2006 Montenegro-Hungary, 24 March 2007 - att: 12,000 Montenegro-Italy, World Cup 2010 qualifiers, 28 March 2009 - att: 11,500 Montenegro-England, Euro 2012 qualifiers, 7 October 2011 - att: 11,500 Montenegro-England, World Cup 2014 qualifiers, 26 March 2013 - att: 13,000 Controversies and accidents During the history, stadium in Podgorica was a place of numerous accidental situations, especially on FK Budućnost matches. Crowd violence escalated in the early 1970s, and after that—in the new century. Budućnost games In 2004, during a First League Budućnost-Partizan match, blocks, construction materials and similar objects were thrown from the north stand to the pitch and the match was halted for 15 minutes. A year later, the Budućnost-Red Star Belgrade match was suspended for two hours after home supporters (Varvari) threw tear gas on the pitch and, after that, attacked visitors' ultras. In spring 2006, there was crowd violence in a match between Budućnost and Zeta. In the Montenegrin First League, numerous matches of FK Budućnost were suspended due to crowd violence or crowd-invasion to the pitch. Montenegro games With the full crowd at every important match, and the