1959/60 in Bosnian Football

The 1959/60 season was the second ever season of the new football system in the Bosnian Kingdom. 
==Important Moments==
July 1959: Legndary swedish football player Gunnar Gren signs a 2 year deal with goverment owned NK Travnik for 100,000 British pounds. This was the record transfer fee for the time, topping Omar Sivoris move to Juventus in 1957. Promoted team for the season is Leotar Trebinje after winning the promotion play-off against Sloboda Tuzla 2-0. They were 2nd in the second division, while Sloboda were first.
August 1959: First ever BNFA Supercup is played, between league and cup winners NK Travnik and cup runner-ups FK Željezničar Sarajevo. The game ended 4-1 for Travnik, with Gunnar Gren scoring a hat-trick at 39 years of age. 
September 1959: Fixtures are released.
October 1959: The first game of the season is played, a 2-0 win for Željo over Leotar Trebinje.
December 1959: Travnik leads the league with 15 points, being unbeaten.
January 1960: Željezničar beats Sarajevo 9-0 at Grbavica on the 23rd of January, 1960.
June 1960: Travnik lifts the BNFA Cup against Željezničar, and a week later lifts the League Title after a draw against Leotar Trebinje, winning it on 29 points, remianing unbeaten. Jedinstvo Bihać get relegated on goal difference with 14 points. Željezničar and Sarajevo were invited to the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, and would compete as Sarajevo XI in the cup next season, while NK Travnik qualified to the European Cup.
==BNFA Premier Division Table==
==BFNA Cup Final==