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List of seasons of FC “Spartak-Nalchik”

This list contains a brief description of all the seasons played by the football club Spartak Nalchik , which in different years was called Avtomobilist (1969–1972) and Elbrus (1976). The list shows statistical indicators from 1959, when the team was first included in the participants of the USSR championship , to the present. It provides information about all the club's achievements in major tournaments, as well as about the team's top scorers in each season. Bold scorers were also the top scorers of the tournament of the season. The list is compiled on the basis of the information of the international amateur organization that collects statistics on football Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation (RSSSF) and its Russian-language analogue of the Club of History and Statistics Football Lovers (CLISF) , as well as on the basis of the print media presented in the section "Literature".

Currently, the 58th season of the club in the championships of the USSR and Russia has been completed. The highest achievement of FC Spartak-Nalchik for all time is the sixth place in the Russian Championship 2010 , as well as reaching the quarterfinal of the Russian Cup 2007/08 .

A Brief History

Professional football club "Spartak-Nalchik" was founded in 1935. From 1936 to 1952, the team performed exclusively in republican competitions, and from 1952 to 1956 took part in the draws of the RSFSR championship [1] .

The team of football masters of class “B” - “Spartak” was staffed in February 1959. The backbone of the team was local football players. Vladimir Suetin was appointed the head coach of the team, his assistant was the USSR master of sports Artyom Markarov [2] .

1965 was a landmark for the Nalchik collective. The Nalchans brilliantly spent the season [2] , having won the zone tournament. The final games of the RSFSR championship were held in Nalchik. Spartak defeated the Saratov “ Falcon ” and the Ufa “ Builder ” with the same score - 3: 0, and, having already achieved the right to participate in the championship games in the second group of class “A” , they won Kazan “ Rubin ” - 3: 1 [3] . As a result, the players of Kabardino-Balkaria scored 21 goals in the final games of the RSFSR championship, and conceded a total of 1 [2] .

After the 1970 championship, the four strongest teams from two Russian zones held a tournament in Nalchik on the principle of "each with each" for the championship of the RSFSR. Nalchans for the second time in their history won the title of champions [4] .

The 1972 season was the debut for the Nalchik team in the first league of Soviet football . In total, the Nalchians spent seven years at this level from 1972 to 1980 with a break for 1977 and 1978, when the team played in the second league , having won the zonal tournament twice.

The next eleven years from 1981 to 1991, the Nalchik “Spartak” was a constant participant in the championship of the USSR among the teams of the second league. In the period from 1959 to 1991, the club from Nalchik took part in 33 draws of the USSR football championship , 15 of which (1959-1962; 1966-1969; 1972-1976; 1979-1980) the Nalchians played in the second most important league [5] . The best achievement here for them was 10th place in 1959 and 1966. The remaining 18 seasons Spartacists spent in the third most important league of Soviet football. The best achievement here was the first places in the zonal tournament in 1965, 1971, 1977 and 1978, as well as second places in 1970 and 1985. Twice Spartacists became third in the championship of the second league in 1987 and 1988.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the former republics that were part of it began to hold their own independent football competitions. The Russian football championship was created from scratch. Nalchiksky “Spartak” was included in the composition of the championship of the western zone of the first league [6] . At the end of the 1993 season, the Nalchians left the first league . Two years later, having won the zonal tournament in the western zone of the second league, they returned to the country's second most important league.

According to the results of the 2005 championship, the Nalchians for the first time in their history won the right to speak in the top division [7] . For the round before the championship, in the home game against the Novosibirsk “ Chkalovets ” the Nalchians won with a minimum score. The author of the winning goal was Roman Kontsedalov [8] [9] .

From 2006 to 2012, the Nalchians with varying success played in the major league of Russian football . The highest achievement here for the Spartacists is the sixth place they won in 2010 , as well as reaching the quarterfinals of the Cup of Russia 2007/08 . According to the results of the 2011/2012 season, the club took 16th (last) place and for the first time in its history left the top division of domestic football.

Despite the demotion, the team managed to maintain the backbone of the team. The head coach Timur Shipchev and the players were tasked with returning to the Premier League [10] . Having scored 53 points, they took third place in the final table, which allowed the team to take part in butt games for the right to play in the Premier League against Samara's “ Wings of the Soviets ” [11] . Matches ended in defeat. Nalchans lost with a total score of 2: 7.

On January 9, 2014 it was announced that the club was withdrawn from the FNL championship because of financial difficulties [12] , but later, thanks to the fans of the team and the leadership of the republic, a way out of this situation was found [13] .

On May 29, 2014, the club turned to the FNL with a request to exclude the team from the number of participants in the tournament due to the lack of funding opportunities for playing in the first league of Russian football [14] .

USSR flag USSR (1959−1991)

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Вторая лига СССР по футболуПервая лига СССР по футболуВторая лига СССР по футболу 


     Level 1      Level 2      Level 3

SeasonLeagueCup [15]Sources
DivisionAtA placeANDATNPBallsAbout [16]Wed visitedTop scorer (goals)
1959Class "B". Zone stage. III zone210 from 1426eight61230-402214 625Alexander Kostin (9)1/64 finals[2] [17]
1960Class "B". Zone stage. III zone211 from 14269five1250-56239 864Vladimir Andrienko (8)[2] [18] [19]
1961Class "B". Zone stage. IV zone212 of 1324four71322-4015Yuri Naurzokov (5)1/32 finals[2] [20] [21]
1962Class "B". Zone stage. III zone211 from 1528eight71330-39236 545Gennady Krasikov (8)1/64 finals[2] [22] [23]
1963Class "B". Zone stage. III zone315 of 16thirtyeight6sixteen27-3922Alexander Apshev (10)1/1024 finals[2] [24] [25]
1964Class "B". Zone stage. IV zone36 from 1834149eleven44-41379,158Anatoly Shapovalov (14)1/512 finals[2] [26] [27]
1965Class "B". Zone stage. IV zone31 from 203822ten661-255413 940Valery Sheremetev (15)-[2] [28]
Class "B". The final stage. IV semifinal1 out of 3fourfour0012-0eight
Class "B". The final stage. The final1 out of 333009-16
1966Class A. The second group. I subgroup210 from 173212eight1226-333215,375Yuri Ivanovsky (7)1/64 finals[29] [30] [4]
1967Class A. The second group. I subgroup212 of 203813eleven1436-3637Vitaly Mirzoev (8)1/32 finals[4] [31] [32]
1968Class A. The second group. II subgroup216 of 2140eleventennineteen41-60327 184Andrey Cheremisin (8)1/128 finals[4] [33] [34]
1969Class A. The second group. I subgroup215 of 20381291737-43337,447Evgeny Deryomov (6)1/128 finals[4] [35] [36]
1970Class A. The second group. II zone32 from 22422215five58-17599,810Anatoly Shapovalov (13)1/64 finals[4] [37] [38]
1971Class A. League Two. III zone31 from 2038239658-2455Vasily Golovko (19)-[4] [39]
Class A. League Two. Final stage2 out of 5fourone302-1five
1972League One215 of 2038eight171328-433311,447Evgeny Deryomov (8)1/16 finals[40] [41] [42]
1973League One616 of 203812eight1846-61thirty11,000Evgeny Deryomov (13)1/16 finals[43] [44] [42]
1974League One214 from 2038ten141437-47349 974Yuri Pilipko (13)1/16 finals[42] [45] [46]
1975League One214 from 2038eleven131433-42358 342Victor Tlyarugov (13)1/32 finals[42] [47] [48]
1976League One220 from 2038five72632-7317Victor Tlyarugov (7)1/32 finals[42] [49] [50]
1977League Two. IV zone31 from 224225ten763-33605,036Ruslan Bekov (26)-
zone finale		[42] [51]
League Two. Transitional Matches2 out of 23one022-32
1978League Two. III zone31 from 244629th9eight86-3867Ruslan Bekov (20)1/32 finals[42] [52] [53]
League Two. Transitional Matches1 from 22one0one2-12
1979League One216 of 2446sixteen121850-48448 370Muaed Akhobekov (12)6th place in the VI zone[42] [54]
1980League One223 of 2446eight152335-59285,935Ruslan Bekov (7)5th place in zone II[42] [55] [56]
1981League Two. III zone38 from 183414eight1248-42363,782Ruslan Bekov (12)-
1/4 zone finals		[57] [58]
1982League Two. III zone315 of 17326tensixteen42-68222 198Ruslan Bekov ,
Basir Nauruzov (9)		-[59] [58]
1983League Two. III zone311 from 16thirtyten61437-48263,250Vyacheslav Gubzhev (9)-
1/32 finals		[58] [60]
1984League Two. III zone36 from 16thirty127eleven43-40313890Ruslan Bekov ,
Basir Nauruzov (11)		-
1/2 zone finals		[58] [61]
1985League Two. III zone32 from 16thirtynineteen6five44-16444 323Vyacheslav Gubzhev (14)-
1/8 zone finals		[58] [62]
1986League Two. III zone37 from 173215eight944-27382,226Vyacheslav Gubzhev (11)-
1/8 zone finals		[58] [63]
1987League Two. III zone33 from 1732187756-34434,460Vyacheslav Gubzhev (14)1/64 finals
1/16 zone finals		[58] [64] [65]
1988League Two. III zone33 from 203821four1366-4046Vyacheslav Gubzhev (17)-
2nd place		[58] [66]
1989League Two. III zone37 from 22422171469-4049Eduard Kugotov (15)1/64 finals
1/4 finals		[58] [67] [68]
1990League Two. Western zone38 from 22422071555-4647Eduard Kugotov (17)1/32 finals
1/32 finals		[58] [69] [70]
1991League Two. Western zone317 of 22421562151-6736Yuri Serkin (12)-[58] [71]

Russian flag Russia (1992 − present)

Чемпионат России по футболуПервенство Футбольной национальной лигиПервенство Профессиональной футбольной лигиПервенство Футбольной национальной лиги 
Первенство Футбольной национальной лигиПервенство Профессиональной футбольной лигиПервенство Футбольной национальной лиги 


     Level 1      Level 2      Level 3

SeasonLeagueCup [72]Sources
DivisionAtA placeANDATNPBallsAbout [16]Wed visitedTop scorer (goals)
1992League One. Western zone28 from 1834sixteen31558-47352,347Eduard Kugotov (19)1/16 finals[6] [58] [73]
1993League One. Western zone216 of 224213eight2152-73341,548Eduard Kugotov (9)1/64 finals[74] [75] [73]
1994League Two. Western zone33 from 2240283998-33593 628Aslan Goplachev (29)1/32 finals[73] [76] [77]
1995League Two. Western zone31 from 2242thirty66127-49966,095Oleg Kirimov (22)1/128 finals[73] [78] [79]
1996League One29 from 224217eight1762-59595,262Alexander Zarutsky (13)1/256 finals[73] [80] [81]
1997League One24 from 2242233sixteen74-53725,738Alexander Zarutsky (12)1/32 finals[73] [82] [83]
1998First division215 of 224215elevensixteen49-52563 071Ali Alchagirov (9)1/32 finals[73] [84] [85]
1999First division213 of 224217five2049-61567 171Vasily Sepashvili (14)1/128 finals[73] [86] [87]
2000First division215 of 2038139sixteen37-44486,074Sergey Tsybul (7)1/8 finals[73] [88] [89]
2001First division25 from 183417four1348-37558 135Maxim Outlev (12)1/32 finals[90] [91]
2002First division26 from 183414eleven942-30537 394Roman Uzdenov (12)1/32 finals[92] [93]
2003First division215 of 224214ten1834-49522 876Anzor Dzamihov (9)1/8 finals[94] [95]
2004First division212 of 2242sixteentensixteen53-4658Anzor Kunizhev (9)1/32 finals[96] [97]
2005First division22 from 224225eleven667-3686Andrey Poroshin (18)1/32 finals[98] [99]
2006Premier Leagueone9 from 16thirtyeleveneighteleven33-324113 393Roman Kontsedalov ,
Eduard Korchagin ,
Sergey Pilipchuk (5)		1/16 finals[100] [101] [102]
2007Premier Leagueone12 of 16thirtyeight91329-383312 420Ricardo Jesus (7)1/16 finals[103] [104] [105]
2008Premier Leagueone12 of 16thirtyeighteight1430-39328 880Rustem Kalimullin (5)1/4 finals[106] [107] [108]
2009Premier Leagueone11 from 16thirtyeighteleveneleven36-33359,473Shamil Asildarov ,
Leandro (8)		1/16 finals[109] [110] [111]
2010Premier Leagueone6 from 16thirty12eightten40-37449 580Vladimir Dyadyun (10)1/16 finals[112] [113]
2011/12Premier League. First stageone15 of 16thirtyfive9sixteen23-40244 587Roman Kontsedalov (7)1/16 finals
1/16 finals		[114] [115] [116] [117]
Premier League. Second phase16 of 16447132439-6034
2012/13FNL Championship23 from 173215eight932-27532 419Igor Koronov ,
Alexey Medvedev (6)		1/16 finals
4th place		[118] [119] [120] [121]
2013/14FNL Championship210 from 19361312eleven36-34511,319Alikhan Shavaev (5)1/32 finals[122] [123] [124]
2014/15Championship PFL. South zone. II group34 from 112096five38-1633675Magomed Guguev (14)1/64 finals[125] [126] [127]
Championship PFL. South zone. Tournament for 1-12 places8 from 12227fiveten26-2726
2015/16Championship PFL. South zone31 from 1426nineteen6one43-663882Magomed Guguev (8)1/16 finals[128] [129] [130]
2016/17FNL Championship219 of 20387171426-37381,639Magomed Guguev, Aslan Dashaev (4)1/16 finals
9th place		[131] [132] [133] [134]

Literature

  • Shulga V.D. Teams of Kabardino-Balkaria in the championships of the USSR and Russia. - Nalchik: El-Fa, 2001 .-- 396 p. - 3000 copies. - ISBN 5-88195-487-4 .
  • Morozov I.A. History of Kabardino-Balkarian football. Part I (1921-1958). - 2nd ed. - Astrakhan, 2014 .-- 515 p.
  • Morozov I.A. History of Kabardino-Balkarian football. Part II (1959-1965). - 2nd ed. - Astrakhan, 2014 .-- 367 p.
  • Morozov I.A. History of Kabardino-Balkarian football. Part III (1966-1971). - 2nd ed. - Astrakhan, 2014 .-- 335 s.
  • Morozov I.A. History of Kabardino-Balkarian football. Part IV (1972-1980). - 2nd ed. - Astrakhan, 2014 .-- 389 p.
  • Morozov I.A. History of Kabardino-Balkarian football. Part V (1981-1991). - 2nd ed. - Astrakhan, 2014 .-- 457 p.

Notes

  1. ↑ Morozov. Part I, 2014 .
  2. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Frosts. Part II, 2014 .
  3. ↑ USSR. Season - 1965. Class "B". RSFSR. Final tournament (neopr.) . Wildstat.ru . Archived on September 27, 2012.
  4. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Frosts. Part III, 2014 .
  5. ↑ Club profile (neopr.) . Wildstat.ru . Archived on September 27, 2012.
  6. ↑ 1 2 Russia. Season 1992. League One. West (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  7. ↑ First Division. 43rd round: there will be another Spartak in the Premier League (neopr.) . Championship.com (November 3, 2005). Archived on March 14, 2012.
  8. ↑ Protocol of the match “Spartak” (Nalchik) - “Chkalovets-1936” 1-0 (unopened) . Sportbox.ru . Archived on March 14, 2012.
  9. ↑ Match report “Spartak” (Nalchik) - “Chkalovets-1936” 1-0 (unopened) (inaccessible link) . The official website of FC Sibir. Date of treatment October 24, 2014. Archived October 12, 2013.
  10. ↑ Alexander Latyshev. Spartak Nalchik must return to the Premier League! (unspecified) . Moscow Komsomolets in the KBR (July 4, 2012). Archived July 14, 2012.
  11. ↑ Spartak-Nalchik will play with Wings of the Soviets, SKA-Energy with Rostov (neopr.) . FNL official website (May 26, 2013). Archived on May 31, 2013.
  12. ↑ The management of Spartak-Nalchik decided to remove the team from the FNL championship (neopr.) . Championship.com (January 9, 2014).
  13. ↑ Spartak-Nalchik will play the current season in the FNL (Neopr.) . Championship.com (January 19, 2014).
  14. ↑ Spartak Nalchik leaves the FNL (Neopr.) . FNL official website (May 29, 2014).
  15. ↑ Includes USSR Cup and RSFSR Cup
  16. ↑ 1 2 Until 1995, in the championships of the USSR and Russia, the team received two points for the victory, since 1995 - three.
  17. ↑ Soviet Union 1959. Championship. Class B (Second Level) RSSSF.com .
  18. ↑ Soviet Union 1960. Championship. Class B (Second Level) RSSSF.com .
  19. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1959/60 . RSSSF.com .
  20. ↑ Soviet Union 1961. Championship. Class B (Second Level) RSSSF.com .
  21. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1961 . RSSSF.com .
  22. ↑ Soviet Union 1962. Championship. Class B (Second Level) RSSSF.com .
  23. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1962 . RSSSF.com .
  24. ↑ Soviet Union 1963. Championship. Class B (Third Level) RSSSF.com .
  25. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1963 . RSSSF.com .
  26. ↑ Soviet Union 1964. Championship. Class B (Third Level) RSSSF.com .
  27. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1964 . RSSSF.com .
  28. ↑ Soviet Union 1965. Championship. Class B (Third Level) RSSSF.com .
  29. ↑ USSR. Season - 1966. 2 group of a class "A". 1 subgroup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  30. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1965/66 . RSSSF.com .
  31. ↑ USSR. Season - 1967. 2 group of class "A". 1 subgroup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  32. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1966/67 . RSSSF.com .
  33. ↑ USSR. Season - 1968. 2 group of a class "A". 2 subgroup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  34. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1967/68 . RSSSF.com .
  35. ↑ USSR. Season - 1969. 2 group of a class "A". 1 subgroup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  36. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1969 . RSSSF.com .
  37. ↑ Soviet Union 1970. Championship. Class A - Second Group (Third Level ) . RSSSF.com .
  38. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1970 . RSSSF.com .
  39. ↑ Soviet Union 1971. Championship. Second League (Third Level ) . RSSSF.com .
  40. ↑ USSR. Season - 1972. First League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  41. ↑ USSR Cup of 1972 (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  42. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Frosts. Part IV, 2014 .
  43. ↑ USSR. Season - 1973. League One (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  44. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1973 (English) . RSSSF.com .
  45. ↑ USSR. Season - 1974. League One (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  46. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1974 (English) . RSSSF.com .
  47. ↑ USSR. Season - 1975. First League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  48. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1975 . RSSSF.com .
  49. ↑ USSR. Season - 1976. League One (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  50. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1976 (English) . RSSSF.com .
  51. ↑ USSR. Season 1977. League Two. 4 zone (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  52. ↑ Soviet Union 1978. Championship. Second League (Third Level ) . RSSSF.com .
  53. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1978 . RSSSF.com .
  54. ↑ USSR. Season 1979. First League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  55. ↑ USSR. Season - 1980. First League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  56. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1980 . RSSSF.com .
  57. ↑ USSR. Season - 1981. Second League. 3 zone (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  58. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Frosts. Part V, 2014 .
  59. ↑ USSR. Season - 1982. Second League. 3 zone (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  60. ↑ Soviet Union 1983. Championship. Second League (Third Level ) . RSSSF.com .
  61. ↑ USSR. Season 1984. League Two. 3 zone (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  62. ↑ USSR. Season 1985. League Two. 3 zone (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  63. ↑ Soviet Union 1986. Championship. Second League (Third Level ) . RSSSF.com .
  64. ↑ Soviet Union 1987. Championship. Second League (Third Level ) . RSSSF.com .
  65. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1986/87 . RSSSF.com .
  66. ↑ Soviet Union 1988. Championship. Second League (Third Level ) . RSSSF.com .
  67. ↑ USSR. Season 1989. League Two. 3 zone (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  68. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1988/89 . RSSSF.com .
  69. ↑ USSR. Season 1990. League Two. West (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  70. ↑ Soviet Union Cup 1989/90 . RSSSF.com .
  71. ↑ USSR. Season - 1991. Second League. West (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  72. ↑ Includes the Russian Cup, USSR-CIS Cup, Premier League Cup and FNL Cup
  73. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Shulga, 2001 .
  74. ↑ Russia. Season - 1993. League One. West (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  75. ↑ Russia. Season 1992/93. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  76. ↑ Russia. Season 1994. League Two. West (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  77. ↑ Russia. Season 1993/94. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  78. ↑ Russia. Season 1995. League Two. West (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  79. ↑ Russia. Season 1994/95. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  80. ↑ Russia. Season 1996. League One (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  81. ↑ Russia. Season 1995/96. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  82. ↑ Russia. Season - 1997. League One (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  83. ↑ Russia. Season 1996/97. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  84. ↑ Russia. Season - 1998. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  85. ↑ Russia. Season 1997/98. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  86. ↑ Russia. Season - 1999. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  87. ↑ Russia. Season 1998/99. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  88. ↑ Russia. Season - 2000. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  89. ↑ Russia. Season 1999/00. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  90. ↑ Russia. Season - 2001. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  91. ↑ Russia. Season 2000/01. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  92. ↑ Russia. Season - 2002. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  93. ↑ Russia. Season 2001/02. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  94. ↑ Russia. Season - 2003. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  95. ↑ Russia. Season 2002/03. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  96. ↑ Russia. Season 2004. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  97. ↑ Russia. Season 2003/04. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  98. ↑ Russia. Season - 2005. First Division (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  99. ↑ Russia. Season 2004/05. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  100. ↑ Russia. Season - 2006. Premier League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  101. ↑ Russia. Season 2005/06. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  102. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2006 - Neopr . Championship.com .
  103. ↑ Russia. Season 2007. Premier League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  104. ↑ Russia. Season 2006/07. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  105. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2007 - Neopr . Championship.com .
  106. ↑ Russia. Season - 2008. Premier League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  107. ↑ Russia. Season 2007/08. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  108. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2008 (neopr.) . Championship.com .
  109. ↑ Russia. Season - 2009. Premier League (Neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  110. ↑ Russia. Season 2008/09. Cup (neopr.) . KLISF.info .
  111. ↑ Stadium profile. Season - 2009 (Neopr.) . Championship.com .
  112. ↑ 2010. Russian Football Premier League . RSSSF.com .
  113. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2010 (Neopr.) . Championship.com .
  114. ↑ SOGAZ Championship of Russia 2011/12 (eng.) . RSSSF.com .
  115. ↑ Russian Cup 2010/11 . RSSSF.com .
  116. ↑ Russian Cup 2011/12 . RSSSF.com .
  117. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2011/12 (unopened) . Championship.com .
  118. ↑ 2012/13 First Division . RSSSF.com .
  119. ↑ Russian Cup 2012/13 . RSSSF.com .
  120. ↑ FNL Cup 2013: butt games (neopr.) . The official website of the FNL.
  121. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2012/13 (neopr.) . Championship.com .
  122. ↑ 2013/14 First Division . RSSSF.com .
  123. ↑ Russian Cup 2013/14 . RSSSF.com .
  124. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2013/14 (neopr.) . Championship.com .
  125. ↑ 2014/15 Second Division. South RSSSF.com .
  126. ↑ Russian Cup 2014/15 (English) . RSSSF.com .
  127. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2014/15 (neopr.) . Championship.com .
  128. ↑ 2015/16 Second Division. South RSSSF.com .
  129. ↑ Russian Cup 2015/16 . RSSSF.com .
  130. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2015/16 (neopr.) . Championship.com .
  131. ↑ 2016/17 First Division . RSSSF.com .
  132. ↑ Russian Cup 2016/17 . RSSSF.com .
  133. ↑ FNL Cup 2017 (neopr.) . The official website of the FNL.
  134. ↑ Stadium profile. Season 2016/17 (neopr.) . Championship.com .

Links

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