After hard struggle with Mladost Lučani, team from Golubovci won the title and gained promotion to First Yugoslav League.

FK Zeta spent six consecutive seasons in Yugoslav First League, often placed at the upper-half of championship table.

Zeta made many successful results in the First League, and among them were often victories against two strongest sides – Partizan and Red Star.

[4] Additionally, at the same time, Zeta started producing notable young talent like Miloš Marić who transferred to Greek club Olympiacos in the summer of 2004, as well as brothers Bojan and Nenad Brnović, and Branimir Petrović who were all signed by Partizan, and more recently Milanko Rašković and Nikola Trajković who transferred to Red Star Belgrade.

Until now, they played ten seasons in European cups, their most successful campaign being in 2012–13, when Zeta reached the play-off round of Europa League.

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Below is the list of FK Zeta players which made international careers or played for national teams of their countries.

Biggest crowd on games was 5,000 in numerous occasions, especially during the matches against Budućnost and, earlier, against Partizan and Red Star Belgrade.