The 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga season, which kicked off in mid-July with 14 clubs and four automatic relegations to shrink the league to 12 sides next year, has seen early results shape relegation sentiment. Newly promoted Zemun sit bottom with minimal points and a lengthy winless streak, while Mačva also languish near the foot after mixed form. Mid-table sides including Partizan, OFK Beograd, Radnički Niš, and Čukarički remain vulnerable amid inconsistent results and goal-difference deficits. Red Star Belgrade’s dominance at the top has little direct bearing on the drop zone, but the split into championship and relegation rounds after 26 matches will intensify pressure on the bottom eight. Recent head-to-head trends and home/away splits favor established sides over the promoted newcomers in avoiding the drop.