Later the name was changed to LSK – Loznički Sportski Klub and was the direct predecessor of today's FK Loznica.

Each time FK Mačva Šabac came to play, afterward a night event would be organised in the Vuk Karadžić Culture Center, a real celebration for that period.

[1] The major club success was achieved in this period when under the presidents Mr. Nikola Ristivojević and Mr. Milan Josić and together with the help of private investors such as Mr. Dobrivoje Stojnić, an owner of the enterprise STOBEX, that facilitated the use of all construction equipment, made possible the creation of a modern stadium.

The club had received green light from the commission of the FR Yugoslav Football Association and FIFA officials for hosting international matches.

[1] With their new stadium club ambitions grew and with the help of renamed coaches such as Miroslav Milanović, Pero Slavkić and Đorđe Gerum the rise to the top league had begun.

In this period beside the local crowd it was usual to see people coming from the cities of Šabac, Valjevo, Zvornik, Bijeljina and other places to cheer for the club.

In a home match against famous Red Star and impressive 15,000 spectators were present having Loznica archived a prowd result of 2–2.

However, everyone in the club and all supporters dream to one day hear again the words of the legendary Loznica born journalist and radio commentator Mr. Božidar Kičević saying again the words he said on the radio while reporting the first FK Loznica top league match back in the 1990s, "Good morning First League"!