FC Kyzylzhar








































FC Kyzyl-Zhar SK
Logo
Full name Football Club Kyzyl-Zhar SK
Қызыл-Жар СК Футбол Клубы
Founded 1968; 50 years ago (1968)
Ground
Karasai Stadium
Petropavl, Kazakhstan
Capacity 11,000
Chairman
Kazakhstan Loriya Grigoriy Otarovich
League First Division
2018 11th, Premier League Decrease

















Home colours













Away colours



FC Kyzyl-Zhar SK (Kazakh: Қызыл-Жар СК Футбол Клубы) is a Kazakhstani football club, playing in the north Kazakh city of Petropavl at the Karasai Stadium. They are founding members of Kazakhstan Premier League. Kyzylzhar is the name of a district in the city. They are two time runners-up of the Premier league (1999 and 2000).




Contents






  • 1 History


    • 1.1 Names


    • 1.2 Domestic history




  • 2 Current squad


  • 3 External links


  • 4 References





History



Names



  • 1968 : Founded as Avangard

  • 1970 : Renamed Metallist

  • 1979 : Renamed Avangard

  • 1990 : Renamed Metallist

  • 1998 : Renamed Esil

  • 1999 : Renamed Access-Esil

  • 2000 : Renamed Access-Golden Grain

  • 2001 : Renamed Esil Bogatyr

  • 2009 : Renamed Kyzylzhar[1]

  • 2013 : Renamed Kyzyl-Zhar SK



Domestic history







































































































































































































































































































































































Season
 League
Kazakhstan Cup
 Top goalscorer
 Manager
Div.
 Pos.
 Pl.
 W
 D
 L
 GS
 GA
 P
 Name
 League

1992
1st
19
 42
 18
 8
 16
 84
 67
 44
 1/16
Kazakhstan Radik Baiburin
Kazakhstan Sergei Kondratskiy
 18
Kazakhstan Artem Amirdzhanov
1998
2nd
4
 4
 0
 2
 2
 1
 4
 2

Kazakhstan Aidar Valeyev
 1

1999
1st
2
 30
 23
 3
 4
 56
 19
 37
Runners-up
Kazakhstan Igor Avdeyev
 13
Ukraine Vladimir Strizhevskiy

2000
1st
2
 28
 24
 2
 2
 59
 10
 74
 1/2
Kazakhstan Igor Avdeyev
 10
Kazakhstan Dmitriy Ogai

2001
1st
3
 32
 21
 6
 5
 51
 16
 69
 1/4
 Aleksandr Shatskih
 8
Kazakhstan Dmitriy Ogai

2002
1st
9
 32
 10
 7
 15
 31
 35
 37
 1/8
Russia Sergei Kondratskiy
 10
Kazakhstan Leonid Ostroushko
Kazakhstan Ravil Ramazanov

2003
1st
11
 32
 10
 6
 16
 42
 53
 36
 1/2
Kazakhstan Viktor Zubarev
 7
Ukraine Vladimir Strizhevskiy
Kazakhstan Oirat Saduov

2004
1st
6
 36
 18
 5
 13
 53
 40
 59
 1/8
Armenia Aram Voskanyan
 11
Kazakhstan Oirat Saduov

2005
1st
7
 30
 15
 3
 12
 38
 25
 48
 1/4
Armenia Aram Voskanyan
 9
Kazakhstan Oirat Saduov

2006
1st
12
 30
 8
 9
 13
 20
 37
 33
 1/8
Armenia Aram Voskanyan
 8
Kazakhstan Oirat Saduov

2007
1st
11
 30
 8
 13
 9
 24
 28
 37
 1/8
Armenia Aram Voskanyan
Kazakhstan Evgeniy Averchenko
 5
Kazakhstan E.Yarovenko

2008
1st
13
 30
 4
 12
 14
 21
 42
 24
 1/4
Armenia Aram Voskanyan
Kazakhstan Evgeniy Averchenko
 4
Kazakhstan E.Yarovenko
Kazakhstan Bolat Esmagambetov

2009
1st
14
 26
 3
 4
 19
 14
 56
 6
 1/8
Kazakhstan Ruslan Muhamedzhanov
 3
Kazakhstan Bolat Esmagambetov

2010
2nd
10
 34
 14
 4
 16
 44
 57
 46
 1/16
Kazakhstan Stanislav Shulyak
 8
Kazakhstan Yuriy Chuhleba

2011
2nd
14
 32
 8
 10
 14
 38
 54
 31
 1/8
Kazakhstan Roman Seliverstov
 10
Kazakhstan Yuriy Chuhleba

2012
2nd
11
 30
 11
 7
 12
 36
 43
 40
 1/16
Kazakhstan Timur Muldinov
 8
Kazakhstan Yuriy Chuhleba
Kazakhstan Sergey Stoyakin
2013
2nd
4
 34
 20
 5
 9
 52
 35
 65
 1/16
Ukraine Oleksandr Zgura
 16
Kazakhstan Vyacheslav Ledovskih

2014
2nd
9
 28
 12
 1
 15
 41
 45
 37
 1/8
Georgia (country) David Chagelishvili
 10
Kazakhstan Eduard Glazunov
Kazakhstan Vladimir Linchevskiy

2015
2nd
4
 24
 14
 4
 6
 41
 19
 46
 1/16
Georgia (country) David Chagelishvili
 10
Kazakhstan Vladimir Fomichev

2016
2nd
3
 28
 14
 9
 5
 45
 25
 51
 1/4
Bosnia and Herzegovina Boško Stupić
 13
Kazakhstan Vladimir Fomichev

2017
2nd
2
 24
 13
 5
 6
 37
 22
 44
 1/8
Bosnia and Herzegovina Boško Stupić
 13
Kazakhstan Vladimir Fomichev


Current squad


As of 11 July 2018

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.






















































































No.
Position
 Player
1
Kazakhstan
GK
Anton Tsirin
2
Georgia (country)
DF
Giorgi Popkhadze
4
Kazakhstan
DF
Karam Sultanov
5
Ukraine
MF
Maksym Drachenko
6
Kazakhstan
MF
Oleg Nedashkovskiy
7
Kazakhstan
FW
Timur Muldinov
8
Kazakhstan
FW
Dmitry Savchenko
9
Russia
MF
Vitali Volkov
10
Georgia (country)
MF
Shota Grigalashvili
11
Kazakhstan
DF
Viktor Gunchenko
14
Kazakhstan
MF
Aslan Dzhanuzakov
15
Kazakhstan
MF
Elmar Nabiyev












































































No.
Position
 Player
16
Paraguay
MF
Freddy Coronel
17
Kazakhstan
DF
Olzhas Altayev
18
The Gambia
FW
Momodou Ceesay
21
Montenegro
MF
Uroš Delić
22
Kazakhstan
MF
Ali Aliyev
25
Ukraine
DF
Oleksandr Stetsenko
26
Serbia
FW
Miroslav Lečić
27
Kazakhstan
DF
Andrey Shabaev
31
Kazakhstan
GK
Rustam Aydargaliyev
40
Kazakhstan
DF
Ildar Aitov
78
Kazakhstan
GK
Timurbek Zakirov



External links



  • Official site

  • Web-page "V Contacte"

  • Return of "bogatyrs" or as football became a religion in Petropavlovsk

  • Old fan's site

  • Old unofficial site



References





  1. ^ Petropavlovsk now cheers for Kyzylzhar sport.gazeta.kz, Jan. 4, 2009











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