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Starting lineup - published: 26.12.17

Position First name Last name Mjesto rođenja Like Dislike
GK Danijel SUBAŠIĆ Zadar

69

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5

GK Etrit BERISHA Pristina

16

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25

GK Volkan BABACAN Antalya

7

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14

DC Kostas MANOLAS Naxos

30

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2

DC Matija NASTASIĆ Valjevo

63

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5

DC Stefan SAVIĆ Mojkovac

46

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5

DRC Branislav IVANOVIĆ Sremska Mitrovica

42

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15

DRC Sokratis PAPASTATHOPOULOUS Kalamata

25

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6

DRL/MR Stefan RISTOVSKI Skopje

28

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9

DR Elseid HYSAY Reç (Shkodër)

14

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9

DL/ML Aleksandar KOLAROV Belgrade

45

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13

DL/MLC Caner ERKIN Balıkesir

10

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13

DMC Luka MILIVOJEVIĆ Kragujevac

29

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9

DMC Nemanja MATIĆ Vrelo

60

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9

DMC Ozan TUFAN Bursa

7

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12

MC Luka MODRIĆ Zadar

88

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8

MC Nikola MAKSIMOVIĆ Belgrade

27

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14

MC Thiago ALCANTARA San Pietro Vernotico

18

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1

AMRLC Arda TURAN Fatih

17

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5

AMRLC Ivelin POPOV Sofia

10

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2

AMRLC Kostas FORTOUNIS Trikala

23

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10

AMRL Ivan PERIŠIĆ Split

80

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4

AMRL Mijat GAĆINOVIĆ Novi Sad

9

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9

AMRL Xerdan SHAQIRI Gjilan

41

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25

SS/FC Stevan JOVETIĆ Podgorica

29

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8

FRLC Domenico BERARDI Cariati

19

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2

FRLC Enes ÜNAL Bursa

6

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9

FC Burak YILMAZ Antalya

9

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10

FC Graziano PELLE San Cesario di Lecce

12

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3

FC Kostas MITROGLOU Kavala

18

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2

FC Nikola KALINIĆ Split

47

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11

FC Simone ZAZA Policoro

4

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2

FC/SS Pieros SOTIRIOU Nikosia

1

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1

(Today part of: Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, central i southern Serbia, Albania, Montenegro, eastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, southern Crimea, Macedonia, Kosovo, southern Italy (withoutthe surrounding area of Naples) coastal cities in Croatia)

Simultaneously, ancient history was paralleled to paganism and idolatry and as such was undesirable in Byzantium, hence everything related to that period was either destroyed or their names and purposes were changed (e.g. temples), which eventually led to not using them until the 19th century. The Macedonian dynasty ruled the Byzantine Empire from 867 till 1057. During that period, the Empire restored its military in all fronts – Mesopotamian, Bulgarian/Macedonian and Mediterranean. At the beginning of the 11th century, Basil II (ruled from 976 till 1025) took on his great adversary from the west Macedonia, Samuel (ruled from 997 till 1014) who declared his country, which was spread in the southeastern Europe, as a successor of the Bulgarian Empire. During the 30-year war (986-1014), Basil II destroyed Samuel’s empire which was gradually destroying the Byzantine Empire itself.

Upon Basil II’s death, the borders of the Byzantine Empire were Danube, Antiochia and northern Syria, Armenia and the south of the Apennine peninsula. Additionally, christening in the ‘’land of the Rus’’ at the end of the 10th century enhanced the Empire’s impact. However, the Empire was endangered by different external assaults. Muslims threatened on the north, Seljuk Turks on the east, Normans of the west and Crusaders on the west. Furthermore, the churches in Rome and Constantinople were distancing themselves for centuries which in 1054 led to the Great Schism, i.e. the break of communion between the Eastern Orthodox and Catholic churches. Similarly, the scripts that were used – Latin and Cyrillic – has had cultural and political consequences separating European Eastern Orthodox and Catholic demos.

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