Prva HNL 2007-08

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The 2007-08 Prva HNL season is the the seventeenth since its establishment, and started on 20 July 2007. NK Dinamo Zagreb are the defending Prva HNL champions, having won their ninth Prva HNL title the previous season.

The league is composed of 12 teams this season, with two clubs being promoted from the Druga HNL — NK Inter Zaprešić having been automatically promoted and NK Zadar being promoted after defeating NK Pula in the two-leg promotion/relegation playoff (6:2).

NK Dinamo Zagreb become champions of Prva HNL 2007-08 on 12 April 2008.

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[edit] Participating teams

Club City Stadium 2006-2007 season
Cibalia Vinkovci Stadion Cibalia 10th in Prva HNL
Dinamo Zagreb Zagreb Maksimir Stadium Prva HNL Champions
Hajduk Split Split Gradski stadion u Poljudu 2nd in Prva HNL
Inter Zaprešić Zaprešić Stadion Intera Druga HNL Champions
Međimurje Čakovec Stadion SRC Mladost 9th in Prva HNL
Osijek Osijek Gradski vrt 6th in Prva HNL
Rijeka Rijeka Kantrida Stadium 7th in Prva HNL
Slaven Belupo Koprivnica Gradski Stadion u Koprivnici 5th in Prva HNL
Šibenik Šibenik Stadion Šubićevac 4th in Prva HNL
Varteks Varaždin Stadion Varteksa 8th in Prva HNL
Zadar Zadar Stanovi Stadium 2nd in Druga HNL
NK Zagreb Zagreb Stadion Kranjčevićeva 3rd in Prva HNL

[edit] Final league table

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts Notes
1 Dinamo Zagreb 33 26 4 3 91 34 +57 82 Champions League 1st Qualifying Round
2 Slaven Belupo 33 16 6 11 45 29 +16 54 UEFA Cup 1st Qualifying Round
3 Osijek 33 16 6 11 43 34 +9 54
4 Rijeka 33 14 11 8 53 41 +12 53 Intertoto Cup First Round
5 Hajduk Split 33 14 10 9 57 41 +16 52 UEFA Cup 1st Qualifying Round
6 NK Zagreb 33 11 11 11 51 40 +11 44
7 Varteks 33 11 7 15 46 53 -7 40
8 Cibalia 33 11 7 15 40 48 -8 40
9 Zadar 33 11 7 15 49 61 -12 40
10 Šibenik 33 9 12 12 34 52 -18 39
11 Inter Zaprešić 33 8 9 16 27 59 -32 33 Relegation playoff
12 Međimurje 33 3 6 24 37 81 -44 15 Relegation to Druga HNL

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points


Prva HNL 2007-08 Winners
Dinamo Zagreb
Tenth Title

[edit] Top goalscorers

Final standings; only players who scored 10 goals or more are shown.

Player Goals Club
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina Želimir Terkeš
21
Zadar
Flag of Montenegro Radomir Đalović
18
Rijeka
Flag of Croatia Nikola Kalinić
17
Hajduk Split
Flag of Croatia Krunoslav Lovrek
14
NK Zagreb
Flag of Croatia Luka Modrić
13
Dinamo Zagreb
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina Senijad Ibričić
12
NK Zagreb
Flag of Croatia Željko Malčić
12
Cibalia
Flag of Croatia Mario Mandžukić
12
Dinamo Zagreb
Flag of Croatia Boško Balaban
11
Dinamo Zagreb
Flag of Croatia Anas Sharbini
11
Rijeka
Flag of Croatia Ognjen Vukojević
11
Dinamo Zagreb
Flag of Croatia Josip Tadić
10
Dinamo Zagreb

[edit] Fixtures / Results

 

Round 1, 21 July

  • Dinamo 5-0 Šibenik
  • Zadar 0-0 Hajduk
  • Inter 0-1 Rijeka
  • Cibalia 1-0 Varteks
  • Osijek 1-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Međimurje 0-3 Zagreb
  

Round 2, 28 July

  • Šibenik 0-0 Zagreb
  • Sl. Belupo 2-0 Međimurje
  • Varteks 1-2 Osijek
  • Rijeka 3-0 Cibalia
  • Hajduk 7-1 Inter
  • Dinamo 5-1 Zadar
  

Round 3, 4 August

  • Zadar 2-2 Šibenik
  • Inter 0-4 Dinamo
  • Cibalia 0-0 Hajduk
  • Osijek 2-2 Rijeka
  • Međimurje 4-1 Varteks
  • Zagreb 0-2 Sl. Belupo
  

Round 4, 11 August

  • Šibenik 0-2 Sl. Belupo
  • Varteks 0-1 Zagreb
  • Rijeka 3-1 Međimurje
  • Hajduk 1-0 Osijek
  • Dinamo 2-1 Cibalia
  • Zadar 3-0 Inter
 

Round 5, 18 August

  • Inter 2-2 Šibenik
  • Cibalia 0-2 Zadar
  • Osijek 1-3 Dinamo
  • Međimurje 1-1 Hajduk
  • Zagreb 2-2 Rijeka
  • Sl. Belupo 6-0 Varteks
  

Round 6, 25 August

  • Šibenik 4-3 Varteks
  • Rijeka 1-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Hajduk 2-1 Zagreb
  • Dinamo 3-1 Međimurje
  • Zadar 5-1 Osijek
  • Inter 1-0 Cibalia
  

Round 7, 1 September

  • Cibalia 3-3 Šibenik
  • Osijek 1-0 Inter
  • Međimurje 2-4 Zadar
  • Zagreb 1-3 Dinamo
  • Sl. Belupo 2-2 Hajduk
  • Varteks 1-2 Rijeka
  

Round 8, 15 September

  • Šibenik 3-2 Rijeka
  • Hajduk 3-1 Varteks
  • Dinamo 4-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Zadar 1-0 Zagreb
  • Inter 3-0 Međimurje
  • Cibalia 2-0 Osijek
 

Round 9, 22 September

  • Osijek 1-1Šibenik
  • Međimurje 0-1 Cibalia
  • Zagreb 3-0 Inter
  • Sl. Belupo 4-2 Zadar
  • Varteks 4-3 Dinamo
  • Rijeka 4-0 Hajduk
  

Round 10, 29 September

  • Šibenik 1-0 Hajduk
  • Dinamo 1-0 Rijeka
  • Zadar 2-0 Varteks
  • Inter 1-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Cibalia 3-1 Zagreb
  • Osijek 4-0 Međimurje
  

Round 11, 6 October

  • Međimurje 2-2 Šibenik
  • Zagreb 0-2 Osijek
  • Sl. Belupo 2-2 Cibalia
  • Varteks 1-2 Inter
  • Rijeka 2-0 Zadar
  • Hajduk 1-2 Dinamo
  

Round 12, 20 October

  • Šibenik 0-2 Dinamo
  • Hajduk 4-1 Zadar
  • Rijeka 2-1 Inter
  • Varteks 2-1 Cibalia
  • Sl. Belupo 2-0 Osijek
  • Zagreb 1-1 Međimurje
 

Round 13, 27 October

  • Zagreb 3-1 Šibenik
  • Međimurje 2-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Osijek 0-1 Varteks
  • Cibalia 2-0 Rijeka
  • Inter 0-1 Hajduk
  • Zadar 1-2 Dinamo
  

Round 14, 31 October

  • Šibenik 0-0 Zadar
  • Dinamo 5-0 Inter
  • Hajduk 2-2 Cibalia
  • Rijeka 1-1 Osijek
  • Varteks 2-0 Međimurje
  • Sl. Belupo 1-0 Zagreb
  

Round 15, 3 November

  • Sl. Belupo 1-0 Šibenik
  • Zagreb 0-0 Varteks
  • Međimurje 0-1 Rijeka
  • Osijek 0-1 Hajduk
  • Cibalia 1-2 Dinamo
  • Inter 2-1 Zadar
  

Round 16, 10 November

  • Šibenik 1-1 Inter
  • Zadar 1-1 Cibalia
  • Dinamo 1-0 Osijek
  • Hajduk 3-3 Međimurje
  • Rijeka 2-1 Zagreb
  • Varteks 1-1 Sl. Belupo
 

Round 17, 24 November

  • Varteks 3-0 Šibenik
  • Sl. Belupo 1-0 Rijeka
  • Zagreb 1-0 Hajduk
  • Međimurje 1-1 Dinamo
  • Osijek 1-0 Zadar
  • Cibalia 2-0 Inter
  

Round 18, 1 December

  • Šibenik 2-0 Cibalia
  • Inter 1-1 Osijek
  • Zadar 4-0 Međimurje
  • Dinamo 6-3 Zagreb
  • Hajduk 1-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Rijeka 1-1 Varteks
  

Round 19, 8 December

  • Rijeka 2-0 Šibenik
  • Varteks 1-3 Hajduk
  • Sl. Belupo 5-2 Dinamo
  • Zagreb 7-2 Zadar
  • Međimurje 2-3 Inter
  • Osijek 5-1 Cibalia
  

Round 20, 23 February

  • Šibenik 1-0 Osijek
  • Ciblia 2-0 Međimurje
  • Inter 1-1 Zagreb
  • Zadar 1-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Dinamo 1-2 Varteks
  • Hajduk 1-1 Rijeka
 

Round 21, 1 March

  • Hajduk 2-0 Šibenik
  • Rijeka 2-4 Dinamo
  • Varteks 2-0 Zadar
  • Sl. Belupo 2-0 Inter
  • Zagreb 4-1 Cibalia
  • Međimurje 0-1 Osijek
  

Round 22, 8 March

  • Šibenik 4-2 Međimurje
  • Osijek 1-1 Zagreb
  • Cibalia 3-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Inter 0-0 Varteks
  • Zadar 0-0 Rijeka
  • Dinamo 1-0 Hajduk
  

Round 23, 15 March

  • Zadar 3-1 Inter
  • Rijeka 1-1 Zagreb
  • Hajduk 4-1 Šibenik
  • Osijek 3-1 Međimurje
  • Sl. Belupo 2-1 Varteks
  • Dinamo 4-0 Cibalia
  

Round 24, 19 March

  • Inter 0-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Osijek 2-1 Cibalia
  • Međimurje 2-3 Zadar
  • Zagreb 0-0 Dinamo
  • Varteks 4-0 Hajduk
  • Šibenik 0-0 Rijeka
 

Round 25, 22 March

  • Hajduk 7-2 Inter
  • Cibalia 2-2 Zagreb
  • Zadar 1-1 Osijek
  • Rijeka 2-2 Varteks
  • Sl. Belupo 4-0 Međimurje
  • Dinamo 5-1 Šibenik
  

Round 26, 29 March

  • Inter 2-1 Rijeka
  • Međimurje 2-2 Hajduk
  • Šibenik 0-2 Zagreb
  • Zadar 1-0Cibalia
  • Osijek 1-0 Sl. Belupo
  • Varteks 1-1 Dinamo
  

Round 28, 12 April

  • Zadar 1-3 Hajduk
  • Varteks 1-1 Šibenik
  • Međimurje 1-2 Dinamo
  • Inter 0-0 Zagreb
  • Sl. Belupo 2-0 Cibalia
  • Osijek 1-0 Rijeka

[edit] European competitions

[edit] Champions League

Flag of Azerbaijan Lenkoran - Dinamo Zagreb W (1:1, 1:3) 2:4 on aggregate (second leg after extra time)
Flag of Slovenia Domžale - Dinamo Zagreb W (1:2, 1:3) 2:5 on aggregate
Flag of Germany Werder Bremen - Dinamo Zagreb L (2:1, 3:2) 5:3 on aggregate

[edit] UEFA Cup

Flag of Montenegro Budućnost Podgorica - Hajduk Split W (1:1, 0:1) 1:2 on aggregate
Flag of Albania Teuta - Slaven Belupo W (2:6, 2:2) 4:8 on aggregate
Flag of Italy Sampdoria - Hajduk Split L (1:0, 1:1) 2:1 on aggregate
Flag of Turkey Galatasaray - Slaven Belupo L (2:1, 2:1) 4:2 on aggregate
Flag of the Netherlands Ajax - Dinamo Zagreb W (1:0, 2:3) 3:3 on aggregate (second leg after extra time), Dinamo win on away goals rule
Flag of Switzerland Basel - Dinamo Zagreb D (0:0)
Flag of Norway Brann - Dinamo Zagreb L (2:1)
Flag of Germany Hamburger SV - Dinamo Zagreb L (2:0)
Flag of France Rennes - Dinamo Zagreb D (1:1)

[edit] Intertoto Cup

Flag of Albania Vllaznia - NK Zagreb L (1:2, 1:0) 2:2 on aggregate, Vllaznia win on away goals rule

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