FC Sherdor

FC Sherdor (Uzbek: "Sherdor" futbol klubi / "Шердор" футбол клуби; Russian: Футбольный клуб "Шердор") – is an Uzbekistani football club from the city of Samarkand. Founded in 1990, revived in 2012. Participant of the Uzbekistan Pro League. In the 2017 season he participated in the Uzbekistan Second League. In this league was able to take first place and reach the league rank higher.

FC Sherdor
Full nameFootball Club Sherdor
Nickname(s)The Lions
Samarkandians
Blue-yellow
Founded1990 (1990)
GroundOlympia Stadium (Samarkand)
Capacity12,500
Head coachBakhtiyor Sattorov
LeagueUzbekistan Pro League
20172st

History

It was founded in 1990. In 1990 he participated in the Second Lower League of the USSR Football League, and at the end of the season took the last 20th place and flew from the tournament. In that season the team was coached by Alexander Mosesov and Michael Ohanian half of the season, respectively. After departure from the Second lower League and the subsequent dissolution of the USSR and the USSR Championship, the club was disbanded.

It was revived in early 2012 and participated in the Uzbekistan Second League. In the first stage ff the Second League, the club participated in group B, and among the five teams participating in this group, took first place, gaining 10 points in four matches. Thus, Sherdor got the right to participate in the season 2013 in the Uzbekistan First League.

In his debut season in the First League, Sherdor was attended by average. In the first stage of the First League, the club participated in the group "West" and at the end of the first stage took fourth place among 12 clubs and retained the right to participate in the second stage of the League. The statistics of the team in the first stage of the League: 22 matches, 11 wins, 2 draws, 9 defeats and 35 points. In the second stage, at the end of the League Sherdor took the ninth place among the 16. Statistics of the second final stage of the League: 30 matches, 12 wins, 3 draws, 15 defeats and 39 points. That year, Sherdor took part in the Uzbekistan Cup for the first time and finished it in the first round, losing to the Zarafshan Navoi with a score of 1:0.

In the second season in the Uzbekistan First League in 2014, Sherdor participated worse than in the previous season. In the first stage, the club also participated in the group "West" and at the end of the first stage took seventh place among 12 clubs and retained the right to participate in the second stage. Club statistics in the first stage of the League: 22 matches, 8 wins, 6 draws, 8 defeats and 30 points. In the second stage, at the end of the season took the penultimate fifteenth place but retained the right to participate in the First League next season, as in the second stage, the teams finishing in last place doesn't go to the Second League. Statistics of the second final stage of the League: 30 matches, 8 wins, 5 draws, 17 defeats and 29 points. In that year, Sherdor for the second time participated in the Uzbekistan Cup and finished him in the second round, winning Ghallakor with the score 3:0 and losing in the second round of the Andizhan with the score 3:5 on penalties (the match ended with the score 2:2).

2016 and 2017 seasons Sherdor participates in the Uzbekistan Second League.

Club name history

1990Football Club Sherdor
2012Football Club Sherdor-Prestizh
2013—Football Club Sherdor

История выступлений

SeasonLeaguePositionCup
1990
USSR Lower Second League
20
Not to participate
1991—2011Not exist
2012
Uzbekistan Second League
1
Not to participate
2013
Uzbekistan First League
9
First round
2014
Uzbekistan First League
15
Second round
2015
Uzbekistan First League
9
First round
2016
Uzbekistan Second League
4
Not to participate
2017
Uzbekistan Second League
2
Not to participate

Famous player

Many players in the Sherdor at different times were also players of the local Dinamo Samarkand. Below are the most famous players who played for Sherdor[1]

  • Oleg Solovyov
  • Bakhodyr Rakhmanov
  • Oleg Gorvits
  • Kamo Gazarov
  • Viktor Shustitsky
  • Mikhail Fomin
  • Farhod Taylyakov
  • Tuychi Rahmatullaev
  • Bakhtiyor Radjabov
  • Evstafiy Popandopulo
  • Zakir Narzullaev
  • Elbek Musaev
  • Vadim Zubkov
  • Seyran Ghafarov
  • Vitaly Beglaryan
  • Alexander Babayan
  • Suren Adamyan
  • Boris Oganyan
  • Suleyman Abdullaev
  • Sandjar Akramov
  • Shukhrat Murodov
  • Bakhtiyor Ochilov

Head coaches

PeriodHead coach
1990 Alexander Mosesov
1990 Mikhail Ohanyan
2012—2014 Sayfullo Sharipov
2016— Bakhtiyor Sattorov

See also

References


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