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FcVllaznia win again in the trasfer of Fier against Apolonia.
Gudjabi passed in avantage Vllaznia in the 21th minutes, after 9 minutes Gaçi scored for Apolonia. The first time finished in draw. In the second time Vllaznia was more agresive and score 3 goals.
The final result is 4-1 for Vllaznia. After this win vllaznia is placed in the third place with 37 points.
The tie between Flamurtari and Vllaznia has left both sides unsatisfied. The hosts have left two precious points on the pitch; points that are absolutely vital in the fight for survival. Coach Ruci appeared optimistic after the match even though his team had not reached its full potential and after 18 weeks finds itself in the 7th position tied with Besa and Apolonia. Flamurtari’s goal came late in the match, with Nenaj in the 79th minute and Bejzade tying shot in the 90th was devastating for the fans. As the end of the season approaches, matters are getting more and more complicated for the teams fighting for survival. Next week Flamurtari will travel to Kavaja to play Besa and its striker Arben Nuhiu who looked great in his debut with the team. Throughout the game Flamurtari was incisive but Vllaznia was proficient in defending the goal and not letting the single point slip away. Ultimately Vllaznia’s cynicism won and Flamurtari will have to wait another week to take a breath of relief.
This week Fk Vllaznia win with Partizani 1-0.
For Vllaznia has score Dalipi in 25' minutes.
After this match Vllaznia is in the third place after Tirana who is first and Teuta.
Saturday Vllaznia will play vs Apollonia.
This is an photo from the match.
Shkoder is my hometown.
This is a short history of Shkodra:
In former times, Shkodra (pronounced: Shko-drah) was known as Scodra. It was founded around the 4th century B.C. on the hills around the Castle of Shkodra (Rozafa). It was the center of the Illyrian tribe Labeat, and during the rule of Gent it became the capital of the Illyrian kingdom. It was taken by the Romans in the year 168 B.C. One of the most important trade and military routes that came down from the northern part of the Balkan peninsula, passed through Shkodra, continuing to Kosova and further. In 1040, Shkodra was captured by the Serbs and became the center of Zeta. During the 14th century it became the center of the Balsha feudal family. In 1396 it was taken by the Venetians.
Shkodra resisted two major Ottoman attacks, in 1474 and 1478-1479, when the city was entirely surrounded by Ottoman forces. It fell under Turkish rule after a heroic struggle in 1479. After the Turkish occupation the city was devastated, and a large number of the population fled. Around the 17th century, the city began to prosper and it became the center of the sanjak, Turkish administrative units smaller than vilayets. It became the economic center of northern Albania, its craftsmen produced fabric, silk, arms, and silver artifacts. Two story stone houses were built, the bazaar, and the Bridge of Mesi (Ura e Mesit) over the Kir river, built during the second half of the 18th century, over 100 meters long, with 13 arcs of stone, the largest one being 22 meters wide and 12 meters tall.
In the 18th century Shkodra became the center of the pashallek of Shkodra, under the rule of the Bushati family, which ruled from the year 1757 to 1831. After the fall of the pashallek, the people of Shkodra had a number of uprisings against the Ottomans, in the years 1833-1836, 1854, 1861-1862, and 1869. Shkodra became an important trade center in the second half of the 19th century. Aside from being the center of the vilayet of Shkodra, it was an important trading center for the entire Bakan peninsula. It had over 3500 shops, and clothing, leather, tobacco, and gun powder were some of the major products of Shkodra. A special administration was established to handle trade, a trade court, and a directorate of postage services with other countries. Other countries had opened consulates in Shkodra ever since 1718.
Obot and Ulqin served as ports for Shkodra, and later on Sh'ngjin. The Jesuit seminar and the Franciscan committee were opened in the 19th century.
Shkodra played an important role during the League of Prizren, the Albanian liberation movement. The people of Shkodra participated in battles to protect Albanian lands. The branch of the League of Prizren for Shkodra, which had its own armed unit, fought for the protection of Plava and Gucia, Hoti and Gruda, and the war for the protection of Ulqin.
In the 19th century, Shkodra was also known as a cultural center. The Bushati Library, built during the 1840s, served as a center for the League of Prizren's branch for Shkodra. Many books were collected in libraries of Catholic missionaries working in Shkodra. Literary, cultural, and sports associatons were formed, such as "Bashkimi" and "Agimi." The first Albanian newspapers and publications printed in Albania came out of the printing press of Shkodra. The Marubi family of photographers began working in Shkodra, which left behind over 150,000 negatives from the period of the Albanian liberation movement, the rise of the Albanian flag in Vlora, and life in Albanian towns during the end of the 19th and the begining of the 20th century.
During the Balkan Wars and World War I, Shkodra was sought by Montenegro and Serbia. The people of Shkodra had resisted for seven months the surrounding of the town by Serbian and Montenegrin armies. The occupiers finally entered the town in April, 1913, and severely damaged the town and set the bazaar on fire. The Serbian and Montenegrin armies were compelled to leave in May, 1913, in accordance with the London Conference of Ambassadors, which alloted Shkodra to the new country of Albania.
During World War I, Montenegrin forces once again entered Shkodra on June 27th, 1915. In January of 1916, Shkodra was captured by Austria-Hungary and was the center of the zone of their occupation. After World War I, the international military administration of Albania was temporarily located in Shkodra, and in March, 1920, Shkodra was put under the administration of the national government of Tirana. In the second half of 1920, Shkodra resisted another threat, the military intervention of the forces of the Yugoslav kingdom.
Shkodra was the center of democratic movements of the years 1921-1924. The democratic opposition won the majority of votes for the Constitutional Assembly, and on May 31st, 1924, the democratic forces took over the town and from Shkodra headed to Tirana.
This is an page in italian and english dedicated to my hometown soccer club Shkodra.
Fc Vllaznia is the oldest club in Albania.
FC Vllazia was created in 16th february in 1919. It was created by intelectuals and sportive albanian people.
The first presindent of Fc Vllaznia was Hile Mosi and the vice president was Hysen Draçini.
Questa è una pagina dedicata alla squadra di calcio della mia città Scutari.
La squadra di calcio della mia città e la prima squadra creata in Albania.
Nata nel 16 febbraio del 1919 da un gruppo di spotivi ed intelettuali albanesi.
Il primo presidente della squadra fù Hile Mosi. Come vice presidente fù eletto Hysen Draçini.
