Nogometni Cup

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Live

Tuesday, 4 December 2018
Live	+11:00am	Inter Zaprešić 3 - 0 Vinogradar
Live	+ 1:30pm	Lokomotiva Zagreb 1 - 2 Rijeka
Wednesday, 5 December 2018
Live	+11:00am	Osijek 2 - 1 Hajduk Split
Live	+ 1:30pm	Dinamo Zagreb 1 - 0 Slaven Koprivnica
Wednesday, 24 April 2019
	11:00am	Dinamo Zagreb vs Osijek
	11:00am	Inter Zaprešić vs Rijeka

*All times are shown in your local time

News

World Cup 2018: The Biggest Croatian Celebs and Famous French Fans to Watch During the Final - Entertainment Tonight

A number of stars have a rooting interest in the World Cup final!

Entertainment Tonight (8 months ago)

Croatia National Team Will Donate World Cup Prize Money To Charity - SPORTbible

The Croatian national team will donate the entirety of the World Cup prize money to a special fund for children, it has emerged.

SPORTbible (8 months ago)

Croatian pride extends to 'thousands' in Omaha area during run to the World Cup final - Omaha World-Herald

Think the Super Bowl on steroids. Or, locally, Nebraska going for its third straight national football title under Scott Frost.

Omaha World-Herald (8 months ago)

World Cup Image by Croatian Photojournalist Named 4th Best of 2018 - Total Croatia News

Croatian photojournalist Drago Sopta took fourth place in the category of best sports photographs for his photo of Šime Vrsaljko after the World Cup semifinal.

Total Croatia News (2 months ago)

Promising Bayern Munich U-19 defender chooses Germany over Croatia - Bavarian Football Works

Bayern Munich center-back Josip Stanisic says 'No' to Croatia in favor of playing for Germany at the international level.

Bavarian Football Works (6 months ago)

Fact Check: Have Croatia footballers donated their prize money? - India Today

A president hailed as the "Queen of Hugs"; a stellar dream run into the World Cup final, defeating Iceland, Denmark, Russia and England.

India Today (7 months ago)

Zagreb rocks: ‘We have heart, we are proud and we have been forged in war’ - The Guardian

The air turns volcanic red as Zagreb, Croatia's capital, celebrates their 2-1 victory over England in the World Cup semi-final.

The Guardian (8 months ago)

FIFA World Cup 2018: Five things to know about Croatia - The New Indian Express

The country of around four million people, which became independent in 1991, produces an impressive number of sports champions.

The New Indian Express (8 months ago)

About Nogometni Cup

The Croatian Cup is the official annual domestic knockout football tournament in Croatia for Croatian football clubs. The cup was established in 1992. Dinamo Zagreb is the most successful club in this competition with 9 titles. 64 football clubs are eligible to participate.

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