Taurunum Boys

The history of Zemun fans can be divided into four phases, the first covering the period in the 1970s when people began to come to the matches in an organized manner by trucks and buses to cheer on FK Zemun.^[4] The second phase covers the mid-1980s, when banners were first seen in the stands of these fans. The first groups gathered around FK Zemun were Testas Caldas, Pajtosi and the Godfathers, and they later merged into the group Taurunum, in 1987. After the outbreak of a war in the SFRY, the group fell into crisis and matches were played less frequently, and although some of the fans went to the battlefield, the organization was at a high level. The third phase of the development of the Taurunum group covers 1995, when the two subgroups split, which were the prerequisites for today's groups Boys 1995 and Dragons 1995. They were young groups that had been developing for the previous sixteen years and which today represent the old city of northern Zemun.^[5] The fourth phase of the group's development began in the mid-2000s, when the group expanded as a result of the good work of the Boys 1995 and Dragons 1995 groups. At that time, the group from Zemun trg was formed, which at that time consisted of young people who gathered around Nova Garda. All of them together represent the fans of Taurunum Boys 1987, and the aforementioned subgroups have their own flags and come from parts of Zemun such as Ćukovac, Nova Galenika, Novi Grad and Zemun Polje.

Group is active on both away and home matches of its beloved club, FK Zemun, that is now competing in Serbian First League, a second-tier of Serbian football league system.^[6] It is one of the most organized in Serbia, beside Grobari, Delije, Crveni Đavoli and many others.

• Ultras groups in Serbia
• Crveni Đavoli