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Football club
FC Dnepr is a Belarusian football team, playing in the city of Mogilev . It currently competes in Belarusian Premier League . Their home stadium is Spartak Stadion
History
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(March 2010 )
Name changes
1960: founded as Knimik Mogilev
1963: renamed to Spartak Mogilev
1973: renamed to Dnepr Mogilev
1998: Transmash Mogilev merged with Dnepr and the team renamed to Dnepr-Transmash Mogilev
2006: renamed back to FC Dnepr
Achievements
1998
Current squad
As of May 2010.
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules . Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Notable players
Maksim Romaschenko
League and Cup history
Season
Goals
Points
Domestic Cup
Notes
1960
2nd
13 30
5
10
15
36–54
20
1961
2nd
4 30
14
8
8
45–37
36 Round of 256
1962
2nd
6 32
13
10
9
35–32
36 Round of 256
Relegated1
1963
3rd
11 30
8
11
11
21–33
27 Round of 512
1964
3rd
8 30
12
8
10
31–25
32 Round of 2048
1965
3rd
10 30
6
17
7
14–18
29 Round of 256
1966
3rd
9 32
10
10
12
25–33
30
1967
3rd
18 34
6
10
18
18–38
22 Round of 4096
1968
3rd
10 38
11
14
13
25–28
36 Round of 256
1969
3rd
7 32
12
11
9
37–23
35 Round of 16
Relegated2
1970
4th
3 32
19
5
8
34–19
43 Promoted3
1971
3rd
14 38
9
16
13
30–40
43
1972
3rd
17 38
9
13
16
25–47
40
1973
3rd
16 32
7
11
14
21–38
17 4
1974
3rd
12 40
14
10
16
37–53
38
1975
3rd
11 34
8
13
13
26–42
29
1976
3rd
19 38
8
9
21
34–60
25
1977
3rd
12 40
15
11
14
44–41
41
1978
3rd
16 46
15
10
21
51–56
40
1979
3rd
17 46
12
13
21
41–62
37
1980
3rd
7 32
9
9
14
37–48
27
1981
3rd
2 38
20
5
13
58–39
45
1982
3rd
1 30
18
8
4
60–32
44
1 4
3
0
1
8–4
6 Final round, promoted
1983
2nd
20 42
12
13
17
40–60
36 Round of 64
Relegated
1984
3rd
1 34
22
6
6
71–24
50 Round of 32
1985
3rd
3 30
15
9
6
64–34
39 Round of 64
1986
3rd
5 30
15
5
10
56–31
35 Round of 128
1987
3rd
6 34
17
8
9
41–29
42 Round of 32
1988
3rd
4 34
19
8
7
49–36
46
1989
3rd
9 42
19
7
16
52–47
45
1990
3rd
13 42
17
6
19
58–54
40 Round of 64
1991
3rd
12 42
18
6
18
47–37
42
1992
Round of 64
1 2 Class B changed its status from 3rd to 4th level in 1970, and the top two levels were reorganaized into three with fewer teams.3 Class A Second Group , renamed to Second League since next season) expansion from 3 to 6 territorial zones (from 66 to 124 teams) in 1971 and dismissal of 4th level.4
Season
Goals
Points
Domestic Cup
Notes
1992
1st
2 15
11
2
2
28–4
24 Runners-up
1992–93
1st
5 32
17
7
8
54–33
41 Quarterfinals
1993–94
1st
4 30
17
6
7
45–22
40 Round of 16
1994–95
1st
5 30
12
9
9
44–35
33 Semifinals
1995
1st
6 15
7
1
7
26–23
22 Round of 16
1996
1st
9 30
11
6
13
33–36
39
1997
1st
4 30
15
7
8
48–32
52 Semifinals
1998
1st
1 28
21
4
3
55–12
67 Semifinals
1999
1st
4 30
17
9
4
53–27
60 Quarterfinals
2000
1st
7 30
14
7
9
55–33
49 Round of 16
2001
1st
9 26
8
7
11
29–37
31 Round of 16
2002
1st
9 26
10
6
10
38–37
36 Round of 16
2003
1st
9 30
8
10
12
38–46
34 Quarterfinals
2004
1st
9 30
11
4
15
29–37
37 Round of 16
2005
1st
6 26
12
7
7
48–36
43 Quarterfinals
2006
1st
12 26
6
5
15
29–47
23 Round of 32
2007
1st
13 26
5
8
13
21–33
23 Round of 16
2008
1st
9 30
9
11
10
45–42
38 Quarterfinals
2009
1st
3 26
12
4
10
31–26
40 Round of 32
2010
1st
Round of 16
Dnepr Mogilev in Europe
As of December, 2008.
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