FC Luch Vladivostok
The club played in the Far East regional tournament of "B-class" teams and eventually won it in 1965, earning promotion to "A-class".In 1992, after the dissolution of Soviet Union, Luch was entitled to play in the Eastern zone of Russian First League and won that tournament.[3] On 1 April 2020, the government of Primorsky Krai announced that all professional contracts with sports clubs in their region had been cancelled to provide funds to combat the spread the COVID-19 pandemic, with Luch Vladivostok dropping to the Russian Amateur Football League once football returns.[4] Situated in the Far East of the country, their location poses a significant problem for away teams, for example being 9 hours by flight from Moscow.These fans thus took the Trans-Siberian Railway back to Saint Petersburg, upon which the club rewarded them with a new car on 1 October 2006.
Dynamo StadiumVladivostok2019–20Home coloursAway coloursRussianassociation footballRussian First DivisionPremier LeagueSoviet UnionRussian First LeagueRussian Top LeagueRussian Second DivisionFirst DivisionKhimkiPrimorsky KraiCOVID-19 pandemicRussian Amateur Football League2nd, "East"KasyanenkoDubovikBurchalkinIvchenkoRuslyakovGalimovI. ProtasovShkilovSzekecsKobersky3rd, "East"MelnikFedyakinTikhonovetskyKaramyanZhuravlyovKisurinAntikhovichSokolovAtanganaPavlovD.A. SmirnovA. IvanovStrelkovBulygaI. ShevchenkoVulićAltmanDedechkoYemelyanovPobegalovSatalkinNazarenko2011–12Alkhazov2012–132013–14AsildarovMikhalyovGrigoryan2014–15Myazin2015–16NivaldoVeretennikovPerednya2016–17Stolbovoy2017–18GeloyanIvanauskas2018–19PavlenkoKhleborodovViznovichKhuzinAliyevUshakhinPetrakovFar EastFC Zenit Saint PetersburgTrans-Siberian RailwaySaint PetersburgIgor AkinfeevCSKA MoscowMatija KristićSrđan RadonjićEuropeanMoscowNikolai GontarAndrei ChichkinAnatoli KanishchevAndrei KondrashovAlan KusovArtyom MakarchukRamiz MamedovAleksei RebkoAleksandr SheshukovManuk KakosyanRuslan KoryanAndrey MovsisyanVital BulyhaAndrei KovalenkoKonstantin KovalenkoVitali LankoKirill PavlyuchekSergei ShtanyukGennady TumilovichGiorgi LomaiaWýaçeslaw KrendelewDenys DedechkoAndrey AkopyantsAleksei PoliakovDario DamjanovićJosip LukačevićDragan StojkićMarek ČechVladimir VoskoboinikovJurģis PučinskisMihails ZiziļevsIgor KralevskiVladimir VujovićGeorge HummelRussian Premier League2024–25Akhmat GroznyAkron Tolyatti