Dragiša Zečević
Association football player
About Dragiša Zečević
Born 1980. Dragiša Zečević is an association football player and association football coach.
Dragiša Zečević (born November 5, 1980) is a Serbian football coach and former player who played as a midfielder and left-back. He is notable for his tenure as head coach of the Serbia women's national football team, during which he led the team to several historic milestones, including their first-ever playoff for the UEFA Women's European Championship.
Managerial career
Serbia women's national team
Zečević served as the head coach of the Serbia women's national team, achieving significant progress in international competitions.
UEFA Women's Nations League 2023–24
Under Zečević's leadership, Serbia competed in League B of the 2023–24 UEFA Women's Nations League, finishing first in their group and advancing to the promotion playoff against Iceland.
Group stage results:
22 September 2023: Ukraine 1–2 Serbia 26 September 2023: Serbia 4–0 Greece 27 October 2023: Poland 2–1 Serbia 31 October 2023: Serbia 1–1 Poland 1 December 2023: Greece 0–2 Serbia 5 December 2023: Serbia 0–1 Ukraine
Promotion playoff:
23 February 2024: Serbia 1–1 Iceland 27 February 2024: Iceland 2–1 Serbia
UEFA Women's Euro 2025 qualification
In the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 qualifiers, Serbia secured second place in their group, trailing only Scotland, and advanced to the playoff stage.
Group stage results:
5 April 2024: Serbia 0–0 Scotland 9 April 2024: Israel 2–4 Serbia 31 May 2024: Serbia 2–1 Slovakia 4 June 2024: Slovakia 0–4 Serbia 12 July 2024: Serbia 1–0 Israel 16 July 2024: Scotland 1–0 Serbia
Playoff semifinal:
25 October 2024: Bosnia and Herzegovina 2–2 Serbia 29 October 2024: Serbia 4–1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Playoff final:
28 November 2024: Serbia 0–2 Sweden 3 December 2024: Sweden 6–0 Serbia
Although Serbia did not qualify for the final tournament, reaching the playoff final marked a historic achievement for the team.
Resignation
Following the playoff defeat to Sweden, Zečević resigned as head coach, expressing pride in the team's accomplishments and emphasizing the need for new leadership to continue the team's development.
Legacy
Zečević's tenure is remembered for: Leading Serbia to their first promotion playoff in the UEFA Women's Nations League Achieving second place in the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 qualifying group Guiding the team to their first-ever playoff final for the European Championship Integrating young talent into the national team setup Increasing public support and visibility for women's football in Serbia
Youth coaching roles
Prior to his role with the senior national team, Zečević served as head coach for Serbia's U17 women's national team and, as of , holds the position of U19 women's head coach.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Dragiša Zečević?
association football player
When was Dragiša Zečević born?
Dragiša Zečević was born on 5 November 1980 in Zrenjanin.
What is Dragiša Zečević's occupation?
Dragiša Zečević is an association football player and association football coach.
Sources & further reading
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Dragiša Zečević. https://biography.guide/dragisa-zecevic/
MLA: "Dragiša Zečević." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/dragisa-zecevic/.
Chicago: "Dragiša Zečević." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/dragisa-zecevic/.
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