consistently qualified for the cup as one of the top 16 teams based on their coefficient. Their first cup appearance was in 2003–04, when they lost in the preliminary round. The club first made the 2005–06 Croatian Football Cup quarterfinals as a third division side, losing 10–1 to NK Rijeka on aggregate. Vinogradar also reached the quarterfinals of the 2011–12 Croatian Football Cup before losing to HNK Cibalia 3–2 on aggregate. Most impressively, Vinogradar reached the quarter-finals of the 2014–15 Croatian Football Cup as a fourth division side, beating two higher-placed teams in the process, NK Međimurje from Čakovec and top flight side NK Slaven Belupo. The club then played Hajduk Split in the quarterfinals but lost 6–0 on aggregate. The season before, 2013–14, Vinogradar also played Hajduk Split in the second round of the cup, losing 1–3, but only after extra time. Vinogradar again made the quarterfinals in 2018 after beating Jadran Ploče 4–2. However they were eliminated after losing 3–0 to Inter Zaprešić. Stadium In 1980 the Mladina sports complex opened. It is still home to the club and has undergone modern renovations. The small stadium is in a small valley. The western hill has a motocross track and forest and the other hill has a large vineyard. The stadium features one covered stand behind the north goal and one uncovered stand to the west. The east and southern parts of the complex are undeveloped. In 2017, Vinogradar began playing games in the SC Vojarna complex in the center of Jastrebarsko. Mladina hosted a Wales-Croatia under-19 match in 2018. Honours Treća HNL – West: Winners (4): 2006–07, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19 References External links NK Vinogradar at Nogometni magazin NK Vinogradar Association football clubs established in 1973 Association football clubs disestablished in 2021 Defunct football clubs in Croatia Football clubs in Zagreb County 1973 establishments in Croatia 2021 disestablishments in Croatia