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NK Zagreb 041 is a Croatian football club based in Zagreb, Croatia.

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References

  1. "Croatia's anti-fascist football club battles far right". aljazeera.com.
  2. "NK Zagreb 041: Klub za koji igraju izbjeglice". aljazeera.net.
  3. "Zagreb 041 – Medić je od Zagreba napravio privatnu prčiju, pa smo osnovali svoj klub". nogometplus.net.
  4. "NOGOMETNI KLUB U KOJEM SU MALI IZBJEGLICE DOBRODOŠLI Djeca ovdje uopće ne primjećuju drugu boju kože ili čudna imena. Jezik lopte svi razumiju". jutarnji.hr.
  5. "ZG 041 klub izniknuo iz revolta: Nemaju predsjednika, a već godinama unose revoluciju i toleranciju u zagrebački nogomet". danas.hr.
  6. "Filip Pavelić trener NK Zagreb 041: Dugo smo zajedno, očekujemo iskorak". zgnogomet.com.
  7. "'Zagreb 041' – više od nogometa". portalnovosti.com.
  8. "Nogomet može biti i nešto drugo". dw.com.
  9. "ZAGREB 041: Naši navijači stvaraju kontraefekt, zbog njih protivnici igraju bolje". lupiga.com.
  10. "Za nas igraju i migranti, a o nama se pišu znanstveni radovi". 24sata.hr.
  11. "NK Zagreb 041 – klub koji su osnovali navijači NK "Zagreb"". balkanskinavijaci.com.