FC Fakel Voronezh

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Fakel
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Full name Football Club
Fakel Voronezh
Founded 1947
Ground Tsentralnyi Profsoyuz
Stadion
, Voronezh
Capacity 31,793
Chairman Leonid Vorobey
Manager Valery Nenenko
League Russian First Division
2005 17th
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Fakel is a Russian football club based in Voronezh. Currently the club plays in the Russian First Division. The name of the club means "Torch" (Russian: Факел).

[edit] History

The club was founded in 1947 at a then classified airplane plant. For secrecy reasons, the team was not officially given a name and was referred to as the Voronezh city team. In 1959 the team became a part of Trud sports society and was renamed Trud Voronezh. In 1976 the team was renamed Fakel.

The team played in the Soviet League since 1954:

The best result of Trud/Fakel was a place in the Top Division in 1961 (finished 15th) and 1985 (finished 17th). Fakel reached the semifinal of the Soviet Cup in 1984.

In the Russian league, Fakel played in various divisions, never staying in the same division for more than two consecutive seasons:

The best result achieved by Fakel was a 13th position in 2000.

Fakel has also expirienced several short-lived name changes: to Fakel-Profus in 1992, Voronezh in 2002 and Fakel-Voronezh in 2002-2003.

[edit] Squad

As of 3 July 2006, according to the Professional Football League official website.

No. Position Player
Russia MF Vladislav Baskov
Russia MF Igor Degtyaryov
Russia GK Pavel Dyakonov
Russia MF Georgy Dzhioyev
Russia DF Andrey Gordeyev
Russia DF Aleksandr Gorin
Russia DF Dmitry Grachyov
Russia DF Daniil Gridnev
Russia MF Dmitry Kosmodemyansky
Russia DF Pavel Kudrin
Russia DF Nikita Lushin
Russia FW Maksim Malakhovsky
No. Position Player
Russia FW Valentin Okorochkov
Russia MF Aleksandr Palchikov
Russia MF Aleksandr Panarin
Russia FW Dmitry Prokopenko
Ukraine DF Andrey Sapuga
Russia GK Dmitry Sheldyshov
Russia GK Aleksey Solosin
Russia MF Ilya Spitsyn
Russia DF Roman Stolpovsky
Russia MF Aleksandr Studzinsky
Russia MF Roman Tuzovsky

Note: players in the First Division do not have fixed numbers.

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