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Slovenia - 1. Zenska Liga

Sep 28FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

3 : 0

Krim

Sep 21FT

Primorje

3 : 1

Olimpija Ljubljana

Sep 14FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

6 : 0

ŽN Maribor

Sep 7FT

Cerklje

0 : 10

Olimpija Ljubljana

Sep 4FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

17 : 0

Žalec Trbovlje

Aug 31FT

ŽNK Ljubljana

1 : 0

Olimpija Ljubljana

Aug 24FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

4 : 1

Gažon

Aug 17FT

ZNK Mura

2 : 0

Olimpija Ljubljana

Slovenia - 1. Zenska Liga Championship Round

May 17FT

Radomlje

5 : 0

Olimpija Ljubljana

May 8FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

0 : 5

ZNK Mura

May 4FT

ŽNK Ljubljana

1 : 0

Olimpija Ljubljana

Apr 27FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

0 : 3

Radomlje

Apr 18FT

ZNK Mura

5 : 0

Olimpija Ljubljana

Apr 13FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

0 : 1

ŽNK Ljubljana

Slovenia - 1. Zenska Liga

Mar 23FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

1 : 0

Radomlje

Mar 16FT

Cerklje

0 : 5

Olimpija Ljubljana

Mar 9FT

ZNK Mura

2 : 1

Olimpija Ljubljana

Mar 2FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

1 : 3

Primorje

Feb 15FT

MB Tabor

0 : 6

Olimpija Ljubljana

Nov 24FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

9 : 0

Aluminij

Nov 17FT

Krim

0 : 5

Olimpija Ljubljana

Nov 10FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

4 : 3

ŽNK Ljubljana

Nov 3FT

Gažon

1 : 14

Olimpija Ljubljana

Oct 20FT

Radomlje

0 : 3

Olimpija Ljubljana

Oct 13FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

9 : 1

Cerklje

Oct 6FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

1 : 3

ZNK Mura

Slovenia - 1. Zenska Liga

Sep 29FT

Primorje

1 : 3

Olimpija Ljubljana

Sep 22FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

20 : 0

MB Tabor

Sep 15FT

Aluminij

0 : 12

Olimpija Ljubljana

Sep 8FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

7 : 0

Krim

Sep 1FT

ŽNK Ljubljana

1 : 5

Olimpija Ljubljana

Aug 25FT

Olimpija Ljubljana

13 : 0

Gažon

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