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New generation

IFC “New Generation” is a Russian mini-football club from Syktyvkar . It was founded in 2006. Since the 2009-10 season - a member of the Russian mini-football Super League .

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Futsal Club New Generation
Based2006
StadiumIC "Orbit"
Capacity
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Spanish directorRussian flag Artem Sukharev
Main coachRussian flag Vadim Yashin
CaptainRussian flag Alexander Kodanev
CompetitionSuper League
2017/1810 {playoffs: 1/4 finals}
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History

Mini-football club "New Generation" was founded in 2006. Already in their first season, the Syktyvkar team took second place in the final tournament of the First League and managed to break into the Major League . Syktyvkar team finished the seasons 2007/08 and 2008/09 on the 8th and 7th places, respectively, having failed to get into the playoffs, where a ticket to the Super League was played. However, due to the expansion of the Super League from the 2009/10 season, “New Generation” received the right to participate in the strongest division of Russian mini-football.

In their first season in the Super League, the Syktyvkars took last place, gaining only 4 points. In the course of the next season (2010/11), they were headed by a well-known ex-player of the Russian national football team Vadim Yashin , and several famous football players also joined the team. Although “New Generation” again finished the championship in last place, gaining 6 points, this time its players showed a more confident game and several times took points from the leaders of Russian futsal.

A real breakthrough in the development of the team occurred in the 2013/2014 season, when the local coach Mikhail Bezruk stood at the helm of the club. In a dramatic match, “New Generation” knocked out Mytishchi from the race for a place in the playoffs, and then, in the quarterfinal series, sensationally defeated the current champion of the country, Dynamo (in three games in a row), and reached the semi-finals for the first time in their history , where in the series she lost to the Ugra Gazprom-Ugra. Wards of Mikhail Bezruk could not compete for the bronze of the championship, giving way to Novosibirsk Sibiryak in third place.

Performances in Russian Championships

SeasonLeagueOccupied Place
2006-2007League One (III)  2
2007-2008Major League (II)eight
2008-2009Major League (II)7 (   Super League Extension)
2009-2010Super League (I)12
2010-2011Super League (I)eleven
2011-2012Super League (I)9
2012-2013Super League (I)1/4 finals (7th place in the regular season)
2013-2014Super League (I)4 (8th place in the regular season)
2014-2015Super League (I)1/4 finals (8th place in the regular season)
2015-2016Super League (I)1/4 finals (8th place in the regular season)
2016-2017Super League (I)10th place in the regular season
2017-2018Super League (I)1/4 finals (10th place in the regular season)

Composition

No.PositionNameYear of birth
thirty VRKirill Shchurok1997
four DefenseVictor Prokushev1985
eight NapDmitry Kostyukov1985
17 NapAlexander Semukov1993
five NapVictor Soskovets1991
14 DefenseVladislav Barskov1996
57 DefenseIvan Suvorov1995

Famous Players

  •   Nikolay Bezruchenko
  •   Oleg Tolstikhin
  •   Alexey Stepanov

Links

  • Official site
  • Club profile on the website of the Russian Mini-Football Association
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=New_generation&oldid=99710781


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