

Russian Premier League
Dynamo Moscow did it 4 out of 12. And the secret is…
By: Ivan |Dynamo Moscow isn’t a lucky team. Really. Last years they were victim of fertilizer tycoon Alexey Fedorychev who bought a lot of foreign players and forgot about a good coach to make them play together. So they happily escaped the relegation. They’ve started new season without real striker and with poor goalkeeper - but somehow […]
Week 4: Elephant and Kitten scored goals, Lokomotiv jumped the track
By: Ivan |Sorry for some space in Russian blog last week but here we come again. There are still news to read and goals to watch. Enjoy.
Good weekend
Alexander Prudnikov
Spartak teenager from B-squad was late substitute and became a winning goal scorer. Prudnikov nicknamed Elephant (Slon) for his physique and he’s one of the best young players in […]
Week 3: Story of Three Derbies and the Broken Jaw
By: Ivan |Good Weekend
Spartak Moscow
Won the very principal away derby against Zenit. That was really Saint Petersburg versus Moscow clash and Muscovites suddenly crushed home side by three goals in first half. Juicy was the fact that first was scored by Spartak charismatic leader and captain Egor Titov (video below). And second by Saint Petersburg refugee Vladimir […]
Meet Sunflower Seeds or Things To Do in Rostov When You’re a Football Fan
By: Ivan |At last I got the perfect illustration for popular action among Russian supporters. There are nor banners neither fireworks. There aren’t drums. Don’t even think of football chants. Face the reality: sunflower seeds.
Look at these people eating seeds together. They came to support FC Rostov with their mouths occupied. Maybe that’s why their […]
Week 2: Sad Tune for Mozart (not composer, just midfielder)
By: Ivan |Good weekend
Leonid Slutskiy
Coach of FC Moscow was the triumphant of principal “manager derby” vs Tom Tomsk (read more here). FC Moscow lost their best striker but Slutskiy bet on young forward Roman Adamov and won: he scored twice. Lucky “Russian Mourinho” Slutskiy!
Alexander Gorshkov
He was a hero yesterday, sending cryptic insult to fans; he became a […]
It’s Good To See Your Team One Position Higher
By: Ivan |Spartak Moscow can’t make up their mind to losing status of the greatest Russian team to CSKA. Club’s glorious history force them to win, win and win. They can’t even stand the fourth place in table after the first game and changed it to third! Spartak’s website published their own table where team takes higher […]
How Do You Call Them?
By: Ivan |It’s the last post of season preview – to summarize previous and give you a bit more. Let’s dig into nicknames of Russian Premier League teams.
CSKA Moscow. They are Horses because their stadium was built on site of stables. They are The Army too – CSKA actually means Central Sports Club (Klub, heh) of Army.
Spartak […]
Week 1: Argentinian Score at Far East (much closer to his country than Moscow)
By: Ivan |It has started! Past weekend was first of new Russian Premier League season. So here are its heroes and villains.
Good weekend
FC Moskva
Won the very first match of Premier League at Far East against Luch-Energiya. Vladivostok fans cleaned the pitch for Argentinian Hector Bracamonte who scored ultimate first goal of the season. Last season Luch-Energiya lost […]
Season Preview: CSKA Moscow. Overlords
By: Ivan |Location. It’s strange but the most successful Russian team of last 4 years hasn’t own home stadium. Jokes has it that CSKA must play at hippodrome – because it’s close to club office and team usually called Horses.
Team. Won 3 Premier League titles, 3 Russian Super Cups, 2 Russian Cups and UEFA Cup in 2005 […]
Season Preview: Spartak Moscow. Volksteam
By: Ivan |Location. Spartak has a lot of fans not only in Moscow – they always were like Juventus in Italy. Every second man outside Moscow loves Spartak. The club was big throughout nineties and won 9 Premier League titles but didn’t gain much European success. Anyway “Spartak – champion!” is the most popular slogan among Russian […]






