Squad details correct up to and including Serbia & Montenegro's match against Germany on 30 April 2003.

Diary 

Thursday, 28 May 2003 - Yugoslavia will play under their new name of Serbia and Montenegro from now on after the country's new name was formally ratified by the United Nations. The Football Association of Yugoslavia (FSJ) will now be known as the Football Association of Serbia and Montenegro (FSSCG) after a new constitution was formed for the country. Serbian and Montenegrin football officials insist that the change will not affect football in the country."We carry on there where we stopped and our primary interest is the Euro 2004 qualifiers," said FSSCG general secretary Branko Bulatovic. "In our organisation we don't do politics. Our job is football."

Thursday, 28 May 2003 - Serbia & Montenegro coach Dejan Savićević has named two new faces in his squad for the upcoming friendly clash with England and the Euro 2004 qualifiers against Finland and Azerbaijan.  The former AC Milan star's team face a busy schedule in June with three matches in just nine days, starting with the match against England at Leicester next Tuesday.  That has prompted Savicevic to name a 25-man squad, including newcomers Dragan Mladenovic of FK Crvena zvezda, who at 27 is set for his debut, and FK Zeleznik midfielder Slobodan Markovic. Despite the chance to test the quality of his team out on England before their Group Nine qualifiers, however, Savićević has revealed he is likely to rest his star players at the Walkers Stadium.

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