Ryazan (football club, 2010)

Ryazan
Ryazan
Full; title	State Autonomous Institution of the Ryazan Region "Football Club" Ryazan ""
Nicknames	Townspeople
Based	2010
Stadium	Spartak , Ryazan
Capacity	6500
The president	Dmitry Malakhov
Main coach	Victor Navochenko
Captain	Oleg Eliseev
Site	fc-ryazan.ru
Competition	PFL Championship , Center Zone
2018/19	10 place
Main ; the form	Guest ; the form

This article is about a club that has existed since 2010. For a club that existed in 1937-1999, see Spartak (football club, Ryazan) . For a club that existed in 1995-2009, see Ryazan (football club, 1995)

Ryazan is a Russian football club from the city of the same name . Created in November 2009 under the name "Star" after the removal of FC "Ryazan" . Since 2010, it has been declared in the Center zone of the second division of the championship of Russia.

In 2014, the former name was returned - FC Ryazan ^[1] .

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History

Zvezda finished the 2010 season in 11th place, gaining 42 points, scoring 37 goals (1.23 on average per match), and missing 49 (1.63 on average per match). The team's top scorer with 15 goals scored was Ilya Borodin .

The season 2011/2012 the team finished in 12th place, scoring 44 goals in 39 games, and having conceded 60. The best scorer was Yevgeny Falkovsky with 6 goals in his account.

Zvezda completed the 2012/2013 season in 11th place, scoring 39 points in 30 games, scoring 47 goals (1.57 on average per match) and 36 goals (1.2 on average per match). The team's top scorer was Zhumaldin Karatlyashev with 8 goals scored. ^[2] ^[3]

In the 2013/2014 season, Zvezda reached the 1/8 finals of the Cup of Russia for the first time in its history, beating the Moscow Torpedo in the 1/32 finals 2: 1, and the Kuban 4: 2 in the penalty spot 1/16 ( regular time 2: 2). In 1/8, the Ryazan team played with Krasnodar and lost 2: 3.

As of April 15, 2014, in the second division, the Center zone, Zvezda took 10th place with 23 points scored after 21 matches played.

On June 17, it was announced that Viktor Navochenko became the new head coach of FC Ryazan ^[4] .

Club Colors

White

Blue

Composition

Data for March 11, 2017

No.	Position	Name	Year of birth
sixteen	VR	Vitaly Yakovlev	1985
27	VR	Sergey Pravkin	1980
6	Defense	Igor Nekhov	1996
13	Defense	Mahanur Gamzatov	1994
15	Defense	Bogdan Vashchenko	1994
nineteen	Defense	Ilya Baulchev	1988
20	Defense	Kirill Moryganov	1991
25	Defense	Oleg Eliseev	1978
four	PP	Yuri Kuleshov	1981
7	PP	Arthur Shakhnazarov	1984
eight	PP	Vladislav Labzin	1996
14	PP	Alexander Sklyarov	1997

No.	Position	Name	Year of birth
21	PP	Vladislav Mishin	1996
24	PP	Martun Abovyan	1994
99	PP	Dmitry Mitin	1997
	PP	Sargis Avakyan	1993
17	PP	Elbrus Tandelov	1982
	PP	Ivan Mironov	1995
	PP	Evgeny Marichev	1995
9	Nap	Vladislav Meshcheryakov	1998
ten	Nap	Sergey Zaitsev	1988
eleven	Nap	Nikita Zhdankin	1989
23	Nap	George Zhuravlev	1997
	Nap	Boris Yakovlev	1998

Performance Statistics

In Russian Championships

Season	League	A place	AND	AT	N	P	M	ABOUT
2010	Second Division , Center Zone	eleven	thirty	12	6	12	37 - 49	42
2011/12	Second Division , Center Zone	12	39	eleven	9	nineteen	44 - 60	42
2012/13	Second Division , Center Zone	eleven	thirty	ten	9	eleven	47 - 36	39
2013/14	PFL Championship , Center Zone	eleven	thirty	7	12	eleven	20 - 30	33
2014/15	PFL Championship , Center Zone	2	thirty	21	6	3	51 - 13	69
2015/16	PFL Championship , Center Zone	3	26	ten	ten	6	19 - 15	40
2016/17	PFL Championship , Center Zone	eight	24	7	ten	7	29 - 25	31

In Russian Cups

Season	Stage	Rival	Score
2010/11	1/256 finals	Kaluga	2: 1 (Rodin, Anikushin - Zatsepin)
	1/128 finals	Rusichi	1: 0 (Surveyors)
	1/64 finals	Zenith (Penza)	1-0 (Anikushin)
	1/32 finals	Vanguard (Kursk)	0: 2 (Foroponov, Smurov )
2012/13	1/256 finals	Metallurgist (Vyksa)	1: 1 (pen. 2: 4) (Nibusin - Boychenko)
2013/14	1/256 finals	Tambov	3-0 (Dudikov-2, Sivaev)
	1/128 finals	Kaluga	2: 1 (Gorodets, Dudikov - Sargsyan)
	1/64 finals	Vityaz (Podolsk)	2: 1 (Grushin, Sivaev - Epikhin)
	1/32 finals	Torpedo (Moscow)	2: 1 ( Mirzov , Sivaev - Voinov)
	1/16 finals	Kuban	2: 2 (4: 2 pen.) (Larionov, Sivaev - Melgarejo , Khubulov )
	1/8 finals	Krasnodar	2: 3 ( Mirzov , Sivaev - Laborde -2, Vanderson )
2014/15	1/128 finals	Khimki	2: 1 (Avakyan, Zhdankin - Salamatov)
	1/64 finals	Metallurgist (Vyksa)	1-0 (Voronerschikov)
	1/32 finals	Dynamo (St. Petersburg)	1-0 (D.V.) ( Zhdankin )
	1/16 finals	Mordovia	1: 2 (Danilin - Mukhametshin , Vasin )
2015/16	1/128 finals	Tambov	0: 2 ( Grigoryan, Andreev )
2016/17	1/128 finals	Torpedo (Moscow)	2: 2 (2: 4 pen.) (Meshcheryakov, Zhuravlev - Dvoretskov, Seregin)
2017/18	1/128 finals	Keen	0: 2 ( Logua , Dubchak)

Club Head Coaches

Main coach	WITH	Period
Sergey Mushtruev		2010—2011
Vladimir Volkov		2011—2013
Garnik Avalyan		2013 - n. at.

Famous Players

Ilya Borodin , Nikolai Abramov , Alexander Pshenichnikov , Alexander Antipenko , Martun Abovyan, Reziuan Mirzov

Notes

↑ FC Zvezda renamed to FC Ryazan
↑ Team statistics for the season 2012—2013
↑ statistics for all seasons
↑ Alexander EFANOV | Komsomolskaya Pravda website. The head coach of FC Ryazan was the former player of Agrokomplekt (Russian) . KP.RU - Komsomolskaya Pravda website (June 17, 2019). Date of treatment June 17, 2019.

Links

Club official website

[1] FC Zvezda renamed to FC Ryazan

[2] Team statistics for the season 2012—2013

[3] statistics for all seasons

[4] Alexander EFANOV | Komsomolskaya Pravda website. The head coach of FC Ryazan was the former player of Agrokomplekt (Russian) . KP.RU - Komsomolskaya Pravda website (June 17, 2019). Date of treatment June 17, 2019.