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Omonia (football club, Nicosia)

Athletic Club Omonia ( Greek Αθλητικός Σύλλογος Ομόνοια ) is a Cypriot football club from the city of Nicosia , playing in Division A. It was founded in 1948 . Spends home games at the Neo GSP stadium , which seats 28 859 spectators. Omonia is one of the most titled clubs in Cyprus , it should be noted 5 gold takes of the club and 4 consecutive victories in the country's cup. The main rival of APOEL (Nicosia) , the match with which is called the Eternal Derby .

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title		Αθλητικός Σύλλογος Ομόνοια Λευκωσίας
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Based1948
StadiumSHG , Nicosia
Capacity28 856
The presidentCyprus flag Stelios Milonas
Main coachFlag of norway Henning Berg
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CompetitionDivision A
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History

Creation and the early years (1948-1953)

In 1948, the members of the APOEL club were divided into two camps, since their positions in relation to the civil war in Greece were opposite. As a result, the supporters of communism separated from the club and created their own team, calling it “Omonia”. Since then, Omonia has become a principal rival of APOEL. Omonia, until 1953, took part in the Cyprus Amateur League. Having won 4 championships and 5 cups, Omonia was admitted to the Cyprus Football Association to take part in the First Cypriot Division.

Start in Cyprus First Division

In the 1953-1954 season, Omonia took 7th place out of 9, barely escaping relegation. For a decade, the team's best result was 3rd place in the 1956-57 season.

In the 1959-60 season, Omonia ranks second after Anorthosis , 1 point behind the winner. The club wins its first title next season. The second title fell on the season 1965-66.

Golden Era

In the 70s, Omonia won 6 titles. By the end of the decade, the team had a total of 9 league titles and 3 cups . In the 80s, the club won the championship 7 more times, including 5 times in a row (1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985). By the end of the decade, Omonia became the most successful team on the island, having won 16 championship titles.

1990—2000

The 90s were less successful than the previous two decades. During this time, Omonia won one league title in the 1992–93 season. After eight disappointing seasons, in 2001 the club won 18 champion titles, and in 2003 - 19. In the 2009-2010 season, the club won 20 titles.

Basic composition

As of April 2, 2017 [1]
No.PositionNameYear of birth
one VRKonstantinos Panagi1994
2 DefenseBruno Nascimento1991
3 DefenseAristidis Soiledis1991
7 DefenseMarios Demetriou1992
eight NapOnisiforos Rushias1992
ten PPClayton1983
13 VRKonstantinos Kotsaris1996
sixteen NapDemos Hanzaras1997
17 PPBlati Toure1994
18 VRDario Kresic1984
nineteen DefenseAndreas Panagiotou1995
20 PPGerasimos Filakto1991
21 DefenseKari arnason1982
22 DefenseDimitris Konstantinidis1994
No.PositionNameYear of birth
23 DefenseCarlitos1985
24 DefenseLucas Wintra1981
25 VRAndreas Christodoulou1997
27 NapMatt Derbyshire1986
28 PPRenat Margas1985
29th PPStefan Aziz Key1996
40 PPGheorghe Florescu1984
49 PPFatos Catellaris1996
64 NapApollonas Vasiliu1995
68 DefenseAndreas Fragkescu1996
71 PPNicandro Breveld1986
77 NapDimitris Christofi1988
99 NapTheodosis Cyprus1992

Achievements

  • Champion of Cyprus (20): 1960/61 , 1965/66 , 1971/72 , 1973/74 , 1974/75 , 1975/76 , 1976/77 , 1977/78 , 1978/79 , 1980/81 , 1981/82 , 1982/83 , 1983/84 , 1984/85 , 1986/87 , 1988/89 , 1992/93 , 2000/01 , 2002/03 , 2009/10
  • Cyprus Cup Winner (14): 1964/65 , 1971/72 , 1973/74 , 1979/80 , 1980/81 , 1981/82 , 1982/83 , 1987/88 , 1990/91 , 1993/94 , 1999/00 , 2004/05 , 2010/11 , 2011/12
  • Super Bowl of Cyprus (15): 1966, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1994, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2010

Performances in European competitions

SeasonTournamentRoundRivalHousesAwayTotal score
1965/66Cup Winners CupFirst round  Olympiacos Piraeus0: 11: 11: 2 
1966/67European CupFirst round  Munich 18601: 20: 81:10 
1972/73European CupFirst round  Waterford united2-01: 23: 2 
Second round  Bayern Munich0: 40: 90:13 
1974/75European CupFirst round  Cork Celtic--w / o [2] 
1975/76European CupFirst round  Akranes2: 10: 42: 5 
1976/77European CupFirst round  PAOK0: 21: 11: 3 
1977/78European CupFirst round  Juventus0: 30: 20: 5 
1978/79European CupFirst round  Bohemians2: 10: 12: 2 ( g ) 
1979/80European CupFirst round  Red Boys6: 11: 27: 3 
Second round  Ajax Amsterdam4-00:104:10 
1980/81Cup Winners CupFirst round  Thor Watershey1: 30: 41: 7 
1981/82European CupFirst round  Benfica Lisbon0: 10: 30: 4 
1982/83European CupFirst round  HIK Helsinki2-00: 32: 3 
1983/84European CupFirst round  CSKA Sofia4: 10: 34: 4 ( g ) 
1984/85European CupFirst round  Dynamo Bucharest2: 11: 43: 5 
1985/86European CupFirst round  Rabat Ajax5: 05: 010: 0 
Second round  Anderlecht1: 30: 11: 4 
1986/87UEFA CupFirst round  Sportul Studenetsk1: 10: 11: 2 
1987/88European CupFirst round  Shamrock Rovers1: 12-03: 1 
Second round  Steaua Bucharest0: 30: 30: 6 
1988/89Cup Winners CupFirst round  Panathinaikos0: 10: 20: 3 
1989/90European CupFirst round  Swarovski Tyrol2: 30: 62: 9 
1990/91UEFA CupFirst round  Slavia Sofia4: 2 ( d )1: 25: 4 
Second round  Anderlecht1: 10: 31: 4 
1991/92Cup Winners CupPreliminary round  Bruges0: 20: 20: 4 
1993/94UEFA Champions LeagueQualification round  Aarau2: 10: 22: 3 
1994/95Cup Winners CupPreliminary round  Tiligul Tiraspol3: 11-04: 1 
First round  Arsenal London1: 30: 31: 6 
1995/96UEFA CupPreliminary round  Sliema Wanderers3-02: 15: 1 
First round  Lazio1: 20: 51: 8 
1998/99UEFA CupFirst qualifying round  Linfield5: 13: 58: 6 
Second qualifying round  Rapid Vienna3: 10: 23: 3 ( g ) 
1999/00UEFA CupPreliminary round  Belshina Bobruisk3-05: 18: 1 
First round  Juventus2: 50: 52:10 
2000/01UEFA CupPreliminary round  Naftex Burgas0: 01: 21: 2 
2001/02UEFA Champions LeagueSecond qualification round  Crvena Star1: 11: 22: 3 
2003/04UEFA Champions LeagueFirst qualification round  Irtysh Pavlodar0: 02: 12: 1 
Second qualification round  Wisla Krakow2: 22: 54: 7 
2004/05UEFA CupFirst qualification round  Syllable4-04: 18: 1 
Second qualification round  CSKA Sofia1: 11: 32: 4 
2005/06UEFA CupFirst qualification round  Hibernians3-03-06: 0 
Second qualification round  Dynamo Bucharest2: 11: 33: 4 
2006/07UEFA CupFirst qualification round  Rijeka2: 12: 24: 3 
Second qualification round  Litex0: 01: 21: 2 
2007/08UEFA CupFirst qualification round  Rudar Plevlya2-02-04-0 
Second qualification round  CSKA Sofia1: 11: 22: 3 
2008/09UEFA CupFirst qualification round  Milano2-02: 14: 1 
Second qualification round  AEK Athens2: 21-03: 2 
First round  Manchester city1: 21: 22: 4 
2009/10UEFA Europa LeagueSecond qualification round  HB Torshavn4-04: 18: 1 
Third qualification round  Vaslui1: 10: 21: 3 
2010/11UEFA Champions LeagueSecond qualification round  Renova3-02-05: 0 
Third qualification round  Red Bull Salzburg1: 11: 42: 5 
Playoff round  Metalist Kharkiv0: 12: 22: 3 
2011/12UEFA Europa LeagueThird qualification round  Den Haag3-00: 13: 1 
Playoff round  Red Bull Salzburg2: 10: 12: 2 ( g ) 
2012/13UEFA Europa LeagueThird qualification round  Crvena Star0: 00: 00: 05: 6 
2013/14UEFA Europa LeagueSecond qualification round  Astra Giurgiu1: 21: 12: 3 
2014/15UEFA Europa LeagueSecond qualification round  Buduchnost Podgorica0: 02-02-0 
Second qualification round  Metallurg Skopje3-01-04-0 
Playoff round  Dynamo Moscow1: 22: 23: 4 
2015/16UEFA Europa LeagueFirst qualification round  Dynamo Batumi2-00: 12: 1 
Second qualification round  Jagellonia1-00: 01-0 
Third qualification round  Brondby2: 20: 02: 2 ( g ) 
2016/17UEFA Europa LeagueFirst qualification round  Bananza4: 1 ( d )1-05: 1 
Second qualification round  Beitar Jerusalem3: 20: 13: 3 ( g ) 

Famous Soccer Players

  •   Nuno Asis
  •   Gocha Gogriciani
  •   Anton Zhlogar
  •   Marco Heber
  •   Rengifo
  •   Michalis Konstantin
  •   Konstantinos Makridis
  •   Efstatios Aloneftis
  •   Sinisa Dobrashinovich

Club Head Coaches

  •   Pampos Avraamides (1954)
  •   Igor Netto (1967)
  •   Yoncho Arsov (1988)
  •   Helmut Senekovich (1991)
  •   Andreas Michaelides (1997-1999)
  •   Dusan Galis (1999)
  •   Yoncho Arsov (1999-2000)
  •   Asparuh Nikodimov (2000)
  •   Ari Khan (2000)
  •   Henk Huwaart (2000-2001)
  •   Andreas Muskallis (2002)
  •   Tony Savevsky (2002-2004)
  •   Franciszek Smouda (2004)
  •   Henk Huwaart (2004-2005)
  •   John Andone (2005-2007)
  •   Dragan Okuka (2007)
  •   Ioannis Matsurakis (2007)
  •   Georgos Savvidis (2008)
  •   Nedim Tutich (2008-2009)
  •   Takis Lemonis (2009—2010)
  •   /   Dushan Baevich (2010—2011)
  •   Neophytus Larku (2011-2012)
  •   Tony Savevsky (2012—2013)
  •   Miguel Angel Lotina (2014)
  •   Kostas Kayafas (2014—2016)
  •   Vladan Miloevich (2016)
  •   John Carver (2016-2017)
  •   Akis Joakim (2017)
  •   Pambos Christodoulou (2017)
  •   Ivaylo Petev (2017 -present )

Notes

  1. ↑ http://www.omonoia.com.cy/team.php?section=1&season=6&lang=GR
  2. ↑ The team withdrew from the tournament due to the complicated political situation in Cyprus.

Links

  • Official site
  • Fans site
  • Fans site
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Omonia_(football_club__Nicosia)&oldid=100376302


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