Hrvatski nogometni klub Tomislav (Croatian Football Club Tomislav) is a professional football club from Tomislavgrad, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The club competes in the First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Established in 1920 and named after the Croatian king Tomislav, the club played on improvised terrains. Its first official match was a 2–1 victory against Stožer. Due to the official state policy of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, which suppressed Croatian nationalism, in 1928, the club was renamed to Vran, after the nearby mountain. After World War II, in 1946, the new communist authorities changed the name of the club to Zvijezda (English: star). The club didn't play any official matches until 1952 when it joined the Football Sub-Federal League Mostar. In 1954, the club's name was again changed to Budućnost (English: future). During this period, the club gained its official ground in the town centre. In 1958, after the Sub-Federal League was split into North and South groups, Budućnost played in the North group. The next season, the group became the Football Sub-Federal League Livno. In May 1960, the Sub-Federal League decided to suspend the first-ranked Budućnost in order to make Triglav, a football club from Livno, a champion. The suspension was lifted in December 1960, with Budućnost still winning the title. In 1962, Budućnost joined the Third Yugoslav League for the Herzegovina zone. The next year, the club gained the current ground called Ferovac. In 1978, the Third League for Herzegovina was again divided into groups, while in 1979, the Republican Regional League–South of which Budućnost was a member, was formed. In the season of 1981–82, Budućnost was again back in the Herzegovina Zone – South. In 1984, the Herzegovina zones South and North united again. More information...
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