Krymteplitsa

The club was founded by entrepreneur Alexander Vasiliev in 1999 in the village of Molodezhnoye , Simferopol District . The club was given the name “Krymteplitsa”, named after the general sponsor. The Krymteplitsa JLLC itself is engaged in the production and sale of vegetable products, as well as mushrooms, and has a developed structure for the production of grain crops .

The team began performing in the championship of Crimea and the championship of Ukraine among rural teams. Under the leadership of Alexander Shudrik in 2000 and 2001, the team became the champion of Ukraine among rural teams. In 2001, the team won the bronze medals of the Crimean championship, losing only to the Saki and Simferopol Danica teams.

In 2002, the team became the winner of the Crimean championship. In the winter tournament of the Cup of memory of Viktor Yurkovsky , Krymteplitsa became the finalist of the tournament. Moreover, the team was an amateur team.

In 2003, the team applied for participation in the Second League of Ukraine . The head coach was Oleg Lutkov . The first match in the Second League took place on July 26, 2003 against the Sevastopol team. According to the results of the 2003/04 season, the team took 3rd place, losing only to the clubs - Electrometallurg-NZF and Dynamo .

In the 2004/05 season , Krymteplitsa set a kind of record - 34 unbeaten matches. At the end of the season, the team prematurely secured a ticket to the First League from the first place. The best scorer of the team was Maxim Krivovyazy, he scored 9 goals.

Shortly after the start of the 2004/05 season , a change in the coaching staff took place, Anvar Suleymanov became the acting head coach. In September 2005, in the home match of the Cup of Ukraine against Shakhtar Donetsk, the greenhouses were the first to open an account, a goal in the account of Roman Voinarovsky . In the second half, the Pitmen scored three goals and Krymteplitsa lost with a score (1: 3) ^[2] and flew out of the Cup at the 1/16 final stage. Later, the team was headed by the Russian Vyacheslav Komarov, but in December 2005 he got into an accident, on vacation in Moscow, he damaged the cervical vertebrae and after that was in intensive care ^[3] . Then the head coach was Oleg Fedorchuk , who had previously coached the Tavria Simferopol. In the winter off-season, the team held one of the training camps in Turkey. At the end of the season, the team took ninth place.

The first part of the 16th championship finished on the 4th line. After the winter break, the club from Molodezhny did not slow down in pursuit of bronze medals, which went to Kiev Obolon ^[4] . Throughout the second part of the championship, the team was invariably in 4th place. According to the results of the 2006/07 season, Krymteplitsa with 70-point baggage settled in 4th place.

In the match against Phoenix-Illichivets , midfielder Roman Voinarovsky scored one of the fastest goals in football history at 3.5 seconds ^[5] .

In the winter of 2008, the team signed the first legionnaire in history: Ivorian striker Suleiman Diabi .

• The team was allowed to compete from the second round ^[6]

Basic composition

As of August 20, 2019

• Winner of the Second League of Ukraine : 2004/05
• Bronze medalist of the Second League of Ukraine: 2003/04
• Champion of Ukraine among rural teams: 2000, 2001
• Winner of the Super Cup of Ukraine among rural teams: 2001
• Champion of AR Crimea: 2002
• Bronze medalist of the championship of Crimea AR: 2000/01
• Winner of the Open Championship of Crimea: 2015/16
• CFS Premier League silver medalist: 2016/17
• CFS Cup: 2017/2018
• CFS Super Cup: 2018

See the full list of football players playing for the Krymteplitsa football club about which there are articles on Wikipedia.

•   Matvey Bobal
•   Roman Svintsitsky
•   Artyom Stargorodsky
•   Eugene Karmalita
•   Anton Monakhov

•   Alexander Gaidash
•   Oleg Lutkov

• Spartak (Youth)

• Official site (Russian)