1903 NK Nafta Lendava [founded as Lendvai Football Egyesület; oldest Slovenian football club; dissolved 2012] 1906 Athletik-Sportklub Celje [founded as Deutscher Athletiksportklub Eiche Cilli] 1909 ? Marburger SV 1910 ŠD FC Ljubljana [founded as NK Hermes Ljubljana] 1911 Jun 9 NK Ilirija Ljubljana 1912 NK Jesenice 1913 ND Črnuče Ljubljana [founded as NK Slovan Ljubljana] Deutscher Sportklub Marburg 1916 NK Zagorje [founded as football section of Telovadno Društvo Sokol Zagorje; independent club since 1923 as NK Jupiter Zagorje] 1916 ? Zenta Marburg 1919 Dec 28 NK Celje [founded as SSK Celje] 1919 NK Branik Maribor [founded as 1. SSK Maribor; dissolved 1960] NK Brežice 1920 Nov 7 NK Domžale [founded as SK Disk] 1920 NL Kočevje ND Triglav 2000 Kranj [founded as Živila Naklo Kranj] FC Koper [founded as Circolo Sportivo Capodistriano] ASK Primorje Ljubljana [merged 1935 with SK Ilirija Ljubljana] NK Šoštanj NK Kamnik NK Žalec 1921 NK Tolmin 1922 NK Rudar Trbovlje [founded as ŠK Zora] NK Krka Novo Mesto NK Krško Posavje 1923 MNK Izola-Argeta [founded as NK Izola] NK Tabor Sežana NK Zagorje 1924 NK Mura Murska Sobota [founded as SK Mura Murska Sobota] NK Primorje Ajdovščina [dissolved 2011] NK Hrastnik 1926 ŠKD Bela Krajina Črnomelj [founded as NK Bela Krajina Črnomelj] NK Cerknica NK Ilirska Bistrica 1927 NK Železničar Maribor 1928 NK Šmartno ob Paki [dissolved 2005] 1930 NK Kovinar Štore NK Radeče 1931 SK Žalec 1932 NK Kranj [founded as NK Savica Kranj] NK Svoboda Kisovec 1933 NK Korotan Prevalje NK Drava Ptuj [dissolved 2011] NK Sava Kranj 1934 ND Dravinja Konjice [founded as SK Konjice] 1936 SK Ljubljana [dissolved 1941] NK Naklo 1937 KNK Fužinar Ravne 1938 NK Bled NK Dekani 1941 NK Turnišče 1942 Jun 13 NK Šmarje pri Jelšah 1945 NK Olimpija Ljubljana [founded at NK Enotnost; dissolved 2005] NK Krim 1946 May 29 ŠNK Radgona 1946 ND Bilje NK Rače NK Aluminij Kidričevo 1947 ND Gorica [founded as NK Vozila Nova Gorica] NK Svoboda Ljubljana [founded as NK Mercator Ljubljana] NK Set Vevče Ljubljana [founded as Slavija Ljubljana] NK Ljutomer 1948 Aug NK Rudar Velenje 1948 ND Beltinci [founded as NK Beltinka Beltinci] NK Rudar Velenje Soštanj NK Jadran Dekani NK Koroška Dravograd [founded as NK Turbina Dragograd] 1950 NK Rakičan 1951 NK Branik Šmarje NK Šenčur 1952 NK Svoboda Ljubljana 1953 ŠNK Bakovci NK Puconci 1956 NK Pohorje [founded as NK Pohorje Ruše] NK Komenda 1957 ND Adria Miren NK Paloma Sladki Vrh 1958 NK Bistrica NK Jevnica 1960 Dec 12 NK Maribor 1960 NK Malečnik 1961 NK Zreče NK Dob 1962 NK Peca 1963 ŠD NK Križevci ŠD Rogoza ŠD NK Veržej [founded as TVD Partizan Verzej] 1964 NK Stojnci 1966 Oct 18 NK Ankaran Postojna 1967 NK Grad 1969 NK Zavrč [founded as SD Bratstvo Zavrč] 1970 NK Stekler Rogaška Slatina 1971 ND Črnuče 1972 Oct 28 NK Vodice Šempas 1972 NK Grajena NK Čarda Martjanci NK Radomlje 1973 Jun 16 NK Limbuš Pekre [founded as NK Pekre] 1973 NK Ivančna Gorica NK Brda NK Radomlje NK Jezero-Medvode NK Odranci NK Žiri 1974 Apr 21 NK Serdica 1974 NK Kranj 1975 NK Interblock Ljubljana [founded as NK Ježica] ŠD Ižakovci NK Ljutomer 1976 NK Črenšovci NK Jadran Hrpelje-Kozina NK Šalovci NK Avtoplus Korte NK Dobrovce 1977 ND Goričanka NK Središče ob Dravi 1978 ND Renkovci 1979 NK Šmartno NK Tromejnik Kuzma 1982 NK Plama Popgrad 1988 NK Britof 1990 NK Kolpa 1991 NK Šentjur [dissolved 2000] 1992 NK Mons Claudius Rogatec 1993 ŠD Cven 1995 NK Šampion Celje 1996 MNK Izola NK Vipava 1998 NK Portorož Piran 1999 NK Postojna NK Rogaška NK Slatina Radenci 2000 NK Šentjur [not identical with club founded 1991] 2002 DNŠ Privalje 2003 Jul 3 NK Brinje-Grosuplje 2004 NK Drava Ptuj [not identical with club founded 1933] ND Slovenj Gradec 2005 Mar 2 NK Olimpija Ljubljana [founded as NK Bežigrad; not identical with club founded 1945] 2005 NK Šmartno 1928 [not identical with club founded 1979] 2006 Jul 14 ND Beltinci 2006 NK Bravo Ljubljana 2011 ND Primorje [founded as ND Ajdovščina] 2012 May 14 NŠ Mura Jul 9 NK Nafta 1903 Lendava [not identical with club founded 1903] Women Club Foundation Dates 1958 ŽNK Jevnica 1991 ŽNK Rudar Škale 1998 ŽNK Krka 1999 ŽNK Pomurje Beltinci 2004 ŽNK Slovenj Gradec 2005 ŽNK Maribor 2007 ŽNK Dornava 2012 ŽNK Radomlje
Sources: http://www.weltfussballarchiv.com, [Grü 00]
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