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Džajić's generation defended the cup trophy in grand style in 1971. Everything was decided in the first final match away in Tuzla, where Sloboda was convincingly defeated 4:0. Goals were scored by Džajić (2), Filipović and Karasi. The return match, on May 26 at Marakana, was just a formality. Crvena Zvezda was better again, winning 2:0, with goals from Janković and Filipović.
On the way to the trophy, the following teams were eliminated: Spartak, Vojvodina, Bor and Velež. The professional coach of the red and whites was Miljan Miljanić, the most trophy-winning coach in the history of Red Star. In addition to Đajić, Zoran Filipović also stood out with his efficiency (six matches, seven goals).
Crvena Zvezda : Zoran Antonijevic 5, Jovan Acimovic 5, Vladislav Bogicevic 6, Kiril Dojcinovski 1, Dujkovic Ratomir 6-1 conceded goal, Milovan Djoric 4-1, Slobodan Jankovic 5-2, Sava Karapandzic 2, Stanislav Karasi 5-1, Mihalj Keri 1, Branko Klenkovski 4, Petar Krivokuca 2, Trifun Mihajlovic 1, Mile Novkovic 4, Stevan Ostojic 4, Aleksandar Panajotovic 1, Miroslav Pavlovic 5, Branko Radovic 1, Zoran Filipovic 6-7, Dragan Dzajic 6-6.
Coach: Miljan Miljanic.
Red Star Belgrade's lineup in the final (second leg): Dujković, Klenkovski, P. Krivokuća, Antonijevic, Bogićević, Pavlović, Janković, Ostojić (Mihajlović), Filipović, Aćimović, Karasi (Džajić).
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