
Kolubara
For fans looking for the latest Kolubara stats and Kolubara predictions, this page provides a data-only form guide and probability breakdown. FK Kolubara currently compete in the Serbian Srpska Liga, and based on the most recent results, the team is struggling significantly with a losing streak across their last five matches.
The recent Kolubara form is extremely poor. In their last five finishing events, Kolubara have secured zero wins, zero draws, and five losses. The form string is L-L-L-L-L. During this run of matches, the team has scored just 1 goal while conceding a massive 21 goals, highlighting a serious defensive crisis.
The Kolubara stats from these recent results paint a clear picture. The team scores an average of 0.2 goals per match and concedes an average of 4.2 goals per match in this cycle. Their record over the last five games stands at 0 wins, 0 draws, and 5 losses. Founded in 1919 and playing their home matches at SRC Kolubara in Lazarevac, the club competes in the Srpska Liga, one of the multiple leagues the team is associated with, along with the Cup, Prva Liga, and Friendly Clubs. Specific current league table standings and point totals are not available in the provided data set.
Currently, there are no upcoming Kolubara fixtures listed in the source data. Based on the frequency of their previous matches in the Srpska Liga, a new season or tournament phase would dictate their schedule. Once available, the next match odds and specific home/away data will be crucial for form analysis.
Since no next match opponent or odds are available, we are calculating the general Kolubara win probability based strictly on the current form. In its current shape, across the last five games, Kolubara wins 0% of their matches. The probability of a draw is also 0%, and the probability of a loss stands at 100%. These numbers accurately represent the recent performances. Until the team gains a point or fixes the massive negative goal difference, any Kolubara predictions must heavily favor their opponents. The reasoning is purely mathematical: zero positive results in the observed data set leave no statistical room for a victory projection.