**Zemun and Mačva, both newly promoted, sit at the bottom of the 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga table after nine rounds, with Zemun winless and conceding heavily while Mačva has managed only two victories.** Partizan has also struggled, earning just seven points from eight matches amid inconsistent results. The league’s reduction to 12 teams for 2027–28 means four sides will drop automatically, intensifying pressure on the lower half. Red Star Belgrade and Vojvodina dominate at the top, while mid-table sides like OFK Beograd, Radnički Niš, and Čukarički occupy positions that could slide into the relegation round depending on upcoming form and results in the split-phase format. Early momentum and squad stability will shape which clubs face the steepest challenges.