No one in sight. Not even “a single straw amid the storm”. We don’t know whether there’s a tournament for this generation of “youngsters”, but we hope there will be. So we can praise them a little too, and let people hear about them. Still, it’s no big deal if there isn’t one. At this age, it’s enough for children to enjoy the magic of football without having to be ranked. In any case, if any teams appear on this ranking, we’ll be here to let you know.

GENERATION 2019.

Only three Podgorica teams are registered in this generation: STARI AERODROM, FENIX and FUDBALITO. More precisely, they’re the only ones to have earned AFT points in this age group. STARI AERODROM are comfortably top of the list, so we’ll ask them to pass on the “secret ingredient” behind their success to the other teams.

Until then, keep an eye on this LINK and send us a tip if a tournament for this generation comes up.

GENERATION 2018.

The situation is similar in the one-year-older generation. For now, there are only four teams on the table, ranked as follows:

1. AKADEMIJA BAR
2. JEZERO, Plav
3. ZLATNA LOPTA, Podgorica
4. FUDBALITO, Podgorica

There’s a big “gap” here too (which immediately brings Budva to mind) between the team at the top of the table and the rest. It’s up to you to close it with AFT points, and up to us to update the standings and record the change at this LINK.

GENERATION 2017.

Believe it or not, of the 14 teams on this generation’s table, only five are from outside Podgorica. Fortunately, things look a little better among the top five, and here’s exactly how they stand:

1. ŠF HERCEG NOVI
2. FUDBALITO
3. ZABJELO, Podgorica
4. (shared by two teams) DADEKS, Podgorica and AF BEGOVIĆ, Danilovgrad

We hope to see many more teams from outside the capital here soon. Until then, you can follow all the changes HERE.

GENERATION 2016.

An interesting situation on this generation’s table. The 17 teams on it are ranked in such a way that three teams share first place, followed by two teams sharing fourth place.

Then two teams share sixth place, followed by another two sharing tenth. Finally, as many as five teams have the same number of points and share thirteenth place.

This shows just how small the difference is in the number of AFT points earned, and why every new point here is “worth its weight in gold”.

One example is NACIONAL from Podgorica, who “popped over” to Ohrid for the WEST BALKAN CHILDRENS CUP and came back with 10 points, enough to join the tie for sixth place in our ranking.

Here’s what the list looks like today for the top five teams:

1. (three teams currently share the top spot) STARI AERODROM and ZLATNA LOPTA (both from Podgorica) and GORŠTAK from Kolašin
2. (two teams share fourth place) DADEKS and FENIX, both from Podgorica

There’s so much chaos in the “penalty area” of the 2016 generation that it’s almost impossible for the table not to see major changes soon. Follow them via this LINK and let us know if you notice we’ve left out anyone who deserves a mention.

GENERATION 2015.

Thirteen teams are on this generation’s table, but (once again) only NACIONAL has moved up, thanks, of course, to their good performances in Ohrid. The rest of the teams are once again clinging to Njegoš, as if to say: “My people sleep the sleep of the dead” — and when they’ll wake up, who knows...

Well, it is what it is. Today, the top of the generation looks like this:

1. FK WINNER, Cetinje
2. AKADEMIJA CITY, Podgorica
3. STARI AERODROM
4. NACIONAL
5. ZLATNA LOPTA

If there are any changes, give yourself the luxury of being the first to know about them by following this LINK.

GENERATION 2014.

“Ten Angry Pirates” isn’t the song that would best describe the situation on the table for the oldest generation in the AFT system, but it’s a good way to (indirectly) tell you how many teams, at least for now, have earned AFT points this season.

There are no other changes or interesting developments this weekend, so let’s go straight to the top five:

1. STARI AERODROM
2. ZLATNA LOPTA
3. FK BOKELJ, Kotor
4. BREZNICA, Pljevlja
5. AKADEMIJA CITY

There you have it—you’re all caught up. To make sure you don’t miss anything, be sure to follow this LINK and cheer on your favorite team.
Only after writing this report did we notice that the change indicators on the site hadn’t given us an accurate picture of the changes to the AFT rankings. We apologize if we haven’t properly covered anyone’s progress in the standings, or if we’ve listed any information incorrectly. We’ll do our best to fix the issue with the indicators as soon as possible.