the team from Plav was promoted to Montenegrin First League, which remains a biggest success in the clubs' history. At that time, FK Jezero spent only one season in Prva CFL, and most of their home games were played in Berane City Stadium, because of lack of infrastructure in Stadion Pod Racinom. They played only few games at the end of season in their home town, including a game against FK Budućnost. During the season, FK Jezero made a few surprises like a win against FK Sutjeska (2-1) and two draws against Budućnost (1-1; 2-2). After the 33 weeks, FK Jezero finished in 10th position, but were defeated in the relegation playoffs against FK Mornar (0-0; 1-2). Since then, FK Jezero played in the Montenegrin Second League, but without significant results until the season 2019-20, when they finished as a runners-up. With that success, FK Jezero participated in the promotion playoffs and their opponent was FK Kom. First game, played in Podgorica, finished with tight 1-0 victory for FK Kom. Second game, played in Plav, finished with sensation, as FK Jezero won 3-1 and gained promotion to Prva CFL, first after 11 years spent in second-tier. First League Record For the first time, FK Jezero played in the Montenegrin First League in the 2008–09 season. Below is a list of FK Jezero scores in the First League by every single season. Honours and achievements Montenegrin Second League – 1 winners (1): 2007–08 runners-up (1): 2019–20 Montenegrin Republic League – 0 runners-up (1): 2001–02 Players Current squad Notable players For the list of former and current players with Wikipedia article, please see :Category:FK Jezero players. Stadium FK Jezero plays their home games on Stadion Pod Racinom. There is one stand with overall capacity of 2,500 seats. Before the last renovation, the stadium had a much larger all-standing capacity. See also Plav, Montenegro Lake Plav Montenegrin Second League Montenegrin clubs in Yugoslav football competitions (1946–2006) External links Profile by Weltfussballarchiv References Jezero Jezero Association football clubs established in 1934 1934 establishments in Montenegro