RUSSIA
Teams are listed with their current name (highlighted
in yellow) or with the last name before their disappearance (highlighted in
green). Any previous name with which the team has participated in European
competitions is shown in parentheses.
RUS01 - PFK CSKA MOSKVA (CSKA Moskva) (USR03)
1911 OLLS (Obshchestvo Lyubitelei Lyzhnogo Sporta),
1923 OPPV (Orytno Pokazatelnaya Ploshchadka Vseobucha), 1924 OPPV (Orytno
Pokazatelnaya Ploshchadka Voenveda), 1928 CDKA (Centralnyi Dom Krasnoi Armii),
1941 Krasnaya Armia, 1942 CDKA (Centralnyi Dom Krasnoi Armii), 1951 CDSA
(Centralnyi Dom Sovetskoi Armii), 1957 CSK-MO (Centranyi Sportovnyi Klub
Ministerstva Oborony), 1960 CSKA (Centralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii), 1991 FK
CSKA, 2000 PFK (Professionalnyi Futbolnyi Klub) CSKA (in the USSR League until
1991); at the 1st level in the 2019/20 season; ground: VEB Arena;
colours: red-blue.
RUS02 - FK DINAMO
MOSKVA (Dinamo Moskva)
(USR06)
1923 Dinamo, 1989 FK Dinamo (in the USSR League until
1991); at the 1st level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Arena Khimki
(Khimki); colours: white-blue.
1923 KOR (Klub Oktyabrskoi Revolyutsii), 1931 Kazanka,
1936 Lokomotiv, 1991 FK Lokomotiv (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1st
level in the 2019/20 season; ground: RZD Arena; colours: red-green.
RUS04 - FK SPARTAK MOSKVA (Spartak Moskva)
(USR13)
1922 MKS (Moskovsky Kruzhok Sporta), 1923 Krasnaya Presnya, 1926 Pishcheviki, 1931 Dukat, 1934 Promkooperatsia, 1935 Spartak,
1992 FK Spartak (in the USSR League until 1991); at
the 1st level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Otkrytiye
Arena; colours: red-white.
RUS05 –
FK SPARTAK VALDIKAVKAZ (FK Spartak-Alania
Vladikavkaz) (FK Alania Vladikavkaz)
1921 Yunitas Vladikavkaz, 1923 KIM (Kommunistichesky
Internatsional Molodyozhi)
(Yunitas + Spartak) Vladikavkaz, 1924 ORK (Obyedinyonnyi
Rabochy Klub imeni Lenina) Valdikavkaz,
1931 ORK Ordzhonikidze, 1937 Spartak Ordzhonikidze,
1944 Spartak Zdaudzhikau,
1954 Spartak Ordzhonikidze, 1990 FK Spartak Vladikavkaz, 1995 FK Spartak-Alania, 1996 FK Alania,
2003 Spartak-Alania, 2004 FK Alania,
2006 FK Spartak, 2007 Alania,
2016 dissolved and re-formed as FK Spartak (in the
USSR League until 1991); at the 3rd level in the 2019/20 season;
ground: Stadion Spartak
– Zapasnoye pole; colours:
red-white-yellow.
RUS06 - FK TORPEDO
MOSKVA (Torpedo Moskva)
(FK Torpedo-Luzhniki Moskva)
(USR14)
1924
Proletarskaya Kuznitsa,
1930 AMO (Avtomobilnoe Moskovskoe Obshchestvo), 1933 ZIS (Zavod
Imeni Stalina), 1936 Torpedo,
1990 FK Torpedo, 1996 FK Torpedo Luzhniki, 1998 FK
Torpedo (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 2nd level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Futbolnaya Akademya Spartak im. F.Cherenkova; colours: white-green.
1929
Traktorostroitel Stalingrad,
1936 Dzerzhinets-STZ (Stalingradsky
Traktornyi Zavod) Stalingrad, 1937 Traktor Stalingrad, 1948
Torpedo Stalingrad, 1958 Traktor Stalingrad, 1962 Traktor
Volgograd, 1970 Stal, 1972 Barrikady,
1975 Rotor, 1991 FK Rotor,
2008 FK Volgograd, 2010 FK Rotor (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 2nd level
in the 2019/20 season; ground: Volgograd Arena; colours: white-blue.
1958
Start, 1959 Tekstilshchik, 1989 FK Tekstilshchik, 1996 FK Energiya-Tekstilshchik,
1997 FK Energiya, 1998 FK Rotor-Kamyshin,
1999 FK Tekstilshchik (in the USSR League until 1991), at the 4th level in the 2019/20 season; ground:
Tekstilshchik; colours:
blue.
RUS09 – FK ZENIT SANKT-PETERBURG (Zenit Leningrad) (USR16)
1925 LMZ (Leningradsky Metallichesky Zavod imeni
Stalina), 1936 Stalinets Leningrad, 1940 Zenit Leningrad, 1991 FK Zenit
Sankt-Peterburg (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1st level in
the 2019/20 season; ground: Sankt-Peterburg Stadium;
colours: light blue-white.
1992 FK Anzhi; at the 3rd
level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Anzhi-Arena;
colours: green-yellow.
RUS11 – FK CHERNOMORETS
1960 Tsement, 1970 Trud, 1978 Tsement, 1992 Gekris,
1993 FK Chernomorets, 2005 FK Novorossiysk, 2006 FK Chernomorets (in the USSR
League until 1991); at the 3rd level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Stadion Tsentralnyi; colours:
white-violet.
RUS12 –
RFK AKHMAT GROZNYI (RFK Terek Groznyi)
1946 Dinamo, 1948 Neftyanik, 1959 Terek, 1994 dissolved,
2001 re-formed as RFK (Respublikanskyi Futbolnyi Klub) Terek, 2017 RFK Akhmat
(in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1st level in the 2019/20
season; ground: Akhmat Arena; colours: white-green.
1958 Iskra, 1965 Rubin, 1992 Rubin-TAN, 1994 FK Rubin
(in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1st level in the 2019/20
season; ground: Kazan Arena; colours: red.
1942 Krylya Sovetov Kuibyshev, 1953 Zenit
1997 FK Torpedo-ZIL, 2003 FK Torpedo-Metalurg, 2004 FK Moskva, 2010 dissolved; ground: Eduard
Strelchov; colours: red-black-white.
1993 FK Amkar, 2018 dissolved; ground: Stadion Zvezda; colours:
red-black-white.
1936 Burevestnik, 1938 Krylia Sovetov, 1957 Sibselmash, 1970 SETM (Sibelektrotyazhmash),
1971 Dzerzhinets, 1972 Chkalovets,
1992 FK Chkalovets-FoKuMiS (Fond Kultyry
I Miloserdiya Sibiri), 1993
FK Chkalovets, 2000 FK Chkalovets-1936, 2006 FK Sibir, 2019 dissolved (in the USSR League until 1991); ground:
Stadion Spartak; colours:
dark blue.
1928 Dinamo, 1954 Neftyanik, 1958 Kuban, 1960 Spartak, 1963 Kuban, 1992 FK Kuban, 2018 dissolved (in the USSR League
until 1991); ground: Stadion Kuban; colours:
yellow-green.
2008 FK Krasnodar; at the 1st level in the
2019/20 season; ground: Stadion FK Krasnodar;
colours: black-green.
1930
Selmashstroy, 1936 Selmash, 1941 Traktor, 1958 Rostselmash, 2003 FK Rostov (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1st
level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Stadion Olimp-2;
colours: blue.
2010
FK Ufa; at the 1st
level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Stadion Neftyanik; colours: red-green.
1946
Zenit, 1959 Trud, 1962 Shakhkyor, 1964 Metallurg, 1975 Mashinostroitel, 1980 TOZ, 1984 Arsenal, 2007 FK Oruzheynik, 2008 FK Arsenal-Tula, 2011 FK Arsenal (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1st
level in the 2019/20 season; ground: Arsenal Stadion;
colours: red-yellow.