The Serbian Mozzart Bet Superliga stands as the top tier of professional football in Serbia, representing the highest level of competition in the country. Sponsored by Mozzart Bet, it is the direct successor to the former Yugoslav and Serbia and Montenegro leagues, carrying a deep and passionate football history. The league typically consists of 16 clubs who play each other twice in a standard home-and-away format, with the team finishing first crowned champion and earning a place in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers. The bottom clubs are relegated to the Prva Liga. Known for its intense rivalries, particularly the eternal "Eternal Derby" between Red Star Belgrade and Partizan Belgrade, the Superliga is a hotbed of talent development, exporting numerous players to Europe's biggest leagues. It is a physically demanding and tactically astute league that commands the full attention of the Serbian sporting public.