State Champions 1977.

Crvena Zvezda won the Yugoslav championship in the 1976/77 season, led by head coach Gojko Zec. This brought our club its 13th national championship trophy to the museum's display cases.

Gojko Zec's assistant, the famous Predrag Stanojevic, claimed in a survey that all Red Star coaches were great, because the midfield is simply great! Led by Gojko Zec on the bench, Red Star crushed everything in front of them in the autumn and suffered only one defeat. The audience enjoyed the mastery of the red and whites, and if the fans are the best barometer of mood, then Crvena Zvezda In the mid-1970s, it caused admiration throughout Yugoslavia.

In the fall of 1976, the club quadrupled its revenue from ticket sales compared to the spring of the same year, and at that time it was said that the Red Star fans were also "fighting" for points! In the first part of the season Crvena Zvezda defeated all rivals who followed them in the table: Sloboda, Hajduk, Velež, Partizan, Dinamo, Olimpija and Radnicki. Goalkeeper Boško Kajganić shone in the autumn eternal derby, but the entire championship was marked by the championship's top scorer, center forward Zoran Filipović.

- The goals I scored against Hajduk, especially the one in Split, as well as against Dinamo in Zagreb, are certainly the most memorable for me. In a way, they marked a turning point in the championship. The hardest thing was to give goals to the national team goalkeepers, Svilar and Katalinić - said Zoran Filipović.

Crvena Zvezda was convincingly in the end, with a nine-point difference compared to the first runner-up Dinamo Zagreb. The final balance of the red and whites was 20 wins, 10 draws and four losses. The goal difference was 67:37, with a total of 50 points won.

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