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1993 was the second season Russia held its own national football competition since the breakup of the Soviet Union.
Club competitions
FC Spartak Moscow won the league for the second time in a row.
For more details, see:
Cup competitions
The first ever edition of the Russian Cup, 1992–93 Russian Cup was won by FC Torpedo Moscow, who beat PFC CSKA Moscow in the finals in a shootout 5-3 after finishing extra time at 1-1.
Early stages of the 1993–94 Russian Cup were played later in the year.
European club competitions
1992–93 UEFA Champions League
PFC CSKA Moscow continued their group campaign and finished it without much success, only gaining 2 points in 6 games, coming in last in the group and suffering a 0-6 defeat against Marseille.[1] They could not play their home games in Moscow due to the lack of a stadium meeting the Champions League standards at the time.
- March 3, 1993 / Group A, Day 3 / PFC CSKA Moscow - Marseille (France) 1-1 (Faizulin
54' - Pelé 27') / Berlin, Olympic Stadium / Attendance: 10,000
- PFC CSKA Moscow: Plotnikov, Mamchur, Kolotovkin (captain), Bystrov, Malyukov, Antonovich, Minko (Karsakov, 55), Ivanov (Dudnyk, 46), Sergeyev, Bushmanov, Faizulin.
- March 17, 1993 / Group A, Day 4 / Marseille - PFC CSKA Moscow 6-0 (Sauzée 4' (pen.) 34' 48' Pelé 42' Ferreri 72' Desailly 79') / Marseille, Stade Vélodrome / Attendance: 35,000
- PFC CSKA Moscow: Guteyev, Mamchur, Kolotovkin (captain), Bystrov, Malyukov, Antonovich, Minko, Mashkarin (Karsakov, 40), Sergeyev, Bushmanov (Grishin, 46), Faizulin.
- April 7, 1993 / Group A, Day 5 / PFC CSKA Moscow - Club Brugge (Belgium) 1-2 (Sergeyev 19' - Schaessens 44' Verheyen 84') / Berlin, Olympic Stadium / Attendance: 2,500
- PFC CSKA Moscow: Plotnikov, Guschin, Kolotovkin (captain), Mashkarin, Malyukov, Bushmanov, Minko, Karsakov (Mamchur, 70), Ivanov (Antonovich, 32), Faizulin, Sergeyev.
- April 21, 1993 / Group A, Day 6 / Rangers (Scotland) - PFC CSKA Moscow 0-0 / Glasgow, Ibrox Stadium / Attendance: 43,142
1992–93 European Cup Winners' Cup
FC Spartak Moscow reached the semifinals, tying the best European result in club's history.[2]
- March 2, 1993 / Quarterfinals, First Leg / Feyenoord (Netherlands - FC Spartak Moscow 0-1 (Piatnitski 36') / Rotterdam, de Kuip / Attendance: 33,187
- FC Spartak Moscow: Cherchesov (captain), Khlestov, Ivanov, Popov (Gashkin, 89), Beschastnykh, Chernyshov, Onopko, Karpin (Pisarev, 72), Piatnitski, Lediakhov, Radchenko.
- March 18, 1993 / Quarterfinals, Return Leg / FC Spartak Moscow - Feyenoord 3-1 (Karpin 7' 83' Radchenko 90' Cherenkov
85' - Kiprich 14' van Gobbel 85') / Moscow, Torpedo Stadium / Attendance: 15,000
- FC Spartak Moscow: Cherchesov, Khlestov (Mamedov, 62), Ivanov, Popov, Bondar, Lediakhov, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Piatnitski, Cherenkov, Radchenko.
- April 7, 1993 / Semifinals, First Leg / FC Spartak Moscow - Royal Antwerp FC (Belgium) 1-0 (Piatnitski 36') / Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium / Attendance: 75,000
- FC Spartak Moscow: Cherchesov, Khlestov, Ivanov, Popov, Beschastnykh, Chernyshov, Mamedov, Karpin (captain), Piatnitski, Lediakhov, Radchenko (Pisarev, 57).
- April 22, 1993 / Semifinals, Return Leg / Royal Antwerp FC - FC Spartak Moscow 3-1 (Czerniatynski 38' Jakovljević 67' Lehnhoff 78' (pen.) - Radchenko 9' Onopko
77' ) / Antwerp, Bosuilstadion / Attendance: 27,000
- FC Spartak Moscow: Cherchesov, Khlestov, Ivanov, Popov (Gashkin, 42), Pisarev, Chernyshov, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Piatnitski, Lediakhov, Radchenko (Baksheyev, 44).
1993–94 UEFA Champions League
FC Spartak Moscow qualified for the group stage and continued to play in the group into the 1994.[3]
- September 15, 1993 / First Round, First Leg / Skonto FC (Latvia) - FC Spartak Moscow 0-5 (Pohodin 2' Rodionov 7' 39' 41' Beschastnykh 65') / Riga, Daugava Stadium / Attendance: 2,900
- FC Spartak Moscow: Staučė (Pomazun, 33), Khlestov, Mamedov, Tsymbalar, Rodionov, Nikiforov, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Pohodin, Lediakhov, Beschastnykh.
- September 29, 1993 / First Round, Return Leg / FC Spartak Moscow - Skonto FC 4-0 (Tsymbalar 7' 39' Pisarev 14' Onopko 89') / Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium / Attendance: 3,500
- FC Spartak Moscow: Pomazun, Khlestov, Mamedov, Tsymbalar, Pisarev (Tikhonov, 70), Ananko, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Piatnitski, Rodionov, Beschastnykh (Lediakhov, 60).
- October 20, 1993 / Second Round, First Leg / Lech Poznań (Poland) - FC Spartak Moscow 1-5 (Podbrożny 44' (pen.) - Pisarev 8' 62' Karpin 10' Onopko 30' 53') / Poznań, Miejski / Attendance: 12,000
- FC Spartak Moscow: Pomazun, Khlestov, Mamedov, Tsymbalar, Pisarev, Nikiforov, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Ananko, Cherenkov (Lediakhov, 51), Beschastnykh (Tikhonov, 75).
- November 3, 1993 / Second Round, Return Leg / FC Spartak Moscow - Lech Poznań 2-1 (Karpin 7' Khlestov 81' - Dembiński 30') / Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium / Attendance: 10,000
- FC Spartak Moscow: Pomazun, Khlestov, Mamedov, Tsymbalar, Pisarev, Nikiforov, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Ananko (Cherenkov, 40), Lediakhov, Beschastnykh.
- November 24, 1993 / Group A, Day 1 / AS Monaco (France) - FC Spartak Moscow 4-1 (Klinsmann 17' Ikpeba 40' Djorkaeff 62' (pen.) Thuram 89' - Pisarev 48') / Monaco, Stade Louis II / Attendance: 20,000
- FC Spartak Moscow: Pomazun, Khlestov, Ivanov, Tsymbalar, Pisarev, Nikiforov, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Mamedov, Lediakhov (Piatnitski, 46), Beschastnykh (Rodionov, 74).
- December 8, 1993 / Group A, Day 2 / FC Spartak Moscow - Galatasaray S.K. (Turkey) 0-0 (Mamedov 26' - Stumpf 73'
) / Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium / Attendance: 50,000
1993–94 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
FC Torpedo Moscow went out in the first round.[4]
- September 15, 1993 / First Round, First Leg / FC Torpedo Moscow - Maccabi Haifa (Israel) 1-0 (Borisov 88') / Moscow, Torpedo Stadium / Attendance: 4,000
- FC Torpedo Moscow: Podshivalov (captain), Kalaychev, Cheltsov, Afanasyev, Borisov, Chumachenko (Prokopenko, 79), Grishin, Filimonov (Ulyanov, 14), Talalayev, Chugainov, Pazemov.
1993–94 UEFA Cup
All three participating Russian teams drew very tough opponents in the first round and all were eliminated.[5] FC Spartak Vladikavkaz and FC Lokomotiv Moscow played in Europe for the first time in their history.
- September 14, 1993 / First round, first leg / FC Dynamo Moscow – Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) 0–6 (Gaudino 9' Weber 25' Furtok 45' Bein 48' Okocha 81' Yeboah 89') / Moscow, Dynamo Stadium / Attendance: 14,000
- FC Dynamo Moscow: Smetanin, Selezov, Kovtun, Smertin, Kalitvintsev, Chernyshov, Tedeyev, Cheryshev, Tetradze, Dobrovolski (captain), Rybakov (Nekrasov, 46).
- September 15, 1993 / First round, first leg / Borussia Dortmund (Germany) – FC Spartak Vladikavkaz 0–0 / Dortmund, Westfalenstadion / Attendance: 35,539
- FC Spartak Vladikavkaz: Khapov, Pagayev, Denisov, Yanovskiy, Dzhioyev (captain), Alchagirov, Kostin (Saprykin, 90), Markhel (Isayev, 65), Dzoblayev, Suleymanov, Gazdanov.
- September 15, 1993 / First round, first leg / Juventus (Italy) – FC Lokomotiv Moscow 3–0 (Baggio 49' 86' Ravanelli 69') / Turin, Stadio delle Alpi / Attendance: 26,267
- FC Lokomotiv Moscow: Ovchinnikov, Arifullin, Rakhimov, Podpaly (captain), Sabitov, Drozdov, Kosolapov, Alenichev, Samatov, Smirnov (Gorkov, 65), Petrov (Garin, 54).
- September 28, 1993 / First round, return leg / Eintracht Frankfurt – FC Dynamo Moscow 1–2 (Furtok 65' – Simutenkov 23' Dobrovolski 53') / Frankfurt am Main, Waldstadion / Attendance: 4,900
- FC Dynamo Moscow: Kleimyonov, Selezov, Krutov (Nekrasov, 71), Smertin, Kalitvintsev, Chernyshov, Tedeyev, Cheryshev (Savchenko, 86), Tetradze, Dobrovolski (captain), Simutenkov.
- September 28, 1993 / First round, return leg / FC Spartak Vladikavkaz – Borussia Dortmund 0–1 (Chapuisat 62' Kutowski 88' ) / Vladikavkaz, Republican Spartak Stadium / Attendance: 33,000
- FC Spartak Vladikavkaz: Khapov, Pagayev, Denisov, Yanovskiy, Dzhioyev (captain), Alchagirov, Kostin (Igor B. Kachmazov, 52), Markhel, Dzoblayev, Suleymanov, Gazdanov.
- September 28, 1993 / First round, return leg / FC Lokomotiv Moscow – Juventus 0–1 (Marocchi 53') / Moscow, Lokomotiv Stadium / Attendance: 7,000
National team
Russia national football team qualified for 1994 FIFA World Cup after coming second in the qualifying group behind the winners Greece. Pavel Sadyrin was the manager in 1993.[6]
- February 13, 1993 / Friendly / United States - Russia 0-1 (Sergeyev 12') / Orlando, Citrus Bowl / Attendance: 13,650
- Russia: Cherchesov (captain), Khlestov, Chernyshov, Ivanov, Onopko, Lediakhov (Afanasyev, 58), Popov (Tedeyev, 33), Karpin, Beschastnykh, Sergeyev (Matveyev, 70), Radchenko.
- February 17, 1993 / Friendly / El Salvador - Russia 1-2 (Díaz Arce 60' - Onopko 53' (pen.) Tedeyev 55' Radchenko 40') / Pasadena, Rose Bowl / Attendance: 16,000
- Russia: Ovchinnikov, Khlestov, Sklyarov, Ivanov, Afanasyev, Onopko (captain), Karpin (Sergeyev, 46), Lediakhov, Tedeyev, Beschastnykh (Matveyev, 78), Radchenko.
- February 21, 1993 / Friendly / United States - Russia 0-0 / Palo Alto, Stanford Stadium / Attendance: 26,450.
- Russia: Cherchesov (captain), Khlestov, Chernyshov, Ivanov, Onopko, Lediakhov, Karpin, Popov (Tedeyev, 46), Beschastnykh (Matveyev, 46), Sergeyev, Radchenko.
- March 24, 1993 / Friendly / Israel - Russia 2-2 (Mizrahi 64' 70' - Popov 50' 62' Kiriakov 41' Onopko 73' ) / Haifa, Kiryat Eliezer Stadium / Attendance: 3,000
- Russia: Cherchesov, Kuznetsov, Gorlukovich, Mokh, Ivanov, Kulkov, Onopko (captain), Karpin, Korneev, Radchenko (Popov, 46), Kiriakov.
- April 14, 1993 / 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier / Luxembourg - Russia 0-4 (Kiriakov 11' 46' Shalimov 58' Kulkov 90') / Luxembourg, Stade Josy Barthel / Attendance: 3,200
- Russia: Cherchesov, Gorlukovich, Ivanov, Onopko, Kanchelskis, Shalimov (captain), Dobrovolski, Korneev (Kulkov, 66), Kolyvanov, Yuran, Kiriakov (Popov, 77).
- April 28, 1993 / 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier / Russia - Hungary 3-0 (Kanchelskis 55' Kolyvanov 61' Yuran 85') / Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium / Attendance: 25,000
- Russia: Kharine, Onopko, Ivanov, Gorlukovich, Kanchelskis, Shalimov (captain), Dobrovolski, Korneev (Kulkov, 56), Kolyvanov, Yuran, Kiriakov (Mostovoi, 74).
- May 23, 1993 / 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier / Russia - Greece 1-1 (Dobrovolski 70' (pen.) - Mitropoulos 45') / Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium / Attendance: 45,000
- Russia: Kharine, Gorlukovich, Onopko, Ivanov, Kanchelskis, Shalimov (captain), Dobrovolski, Kulkov (Tatarchuk, 65), Kolyvanov, Yuran, Kiriakov.
- June 2, 1993 / 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier / Iceland - Russia 1-1 (Sverrisson 26' - Kiriakov 39') / Reykjavík, Laugardalsvöllur / Attendance: 12,500
- Russia: Kharine, Gorlukovich, Onopko (captain), Ivanov, Kanchelskis, Tatarchuk (Korneev, 68), Dobrovolski, Kulkov, Kolyvanov, Yuran (Lediakhov, 75), Kiriakov.
- July 28, 1993 / Friendly / France - Russia 3-1 (Sauzée 17' Cantona 20' Papin 37' - Blanc 23' (o.g.)) / Caen, Stade Michel d'Ornano / Attendance: 22,000
- Russia: Cherchesov, Khlestov (Popov, 46), Onopko (captain), Ivanov, Kanchelskis, Gorlukovich, Lediakhov, Karpin (Tetradze, 70), Piatnitski, Yuran, Radchenko (Faizulin, 65).
- September 8, 1993 / 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier / Hungary - Russia 1-3 (Nikiforov 20' (o.g.) - Piatnitski 15' Kiriakov 52' Borodyuk 90') / Budapest, Stadion Üllői Út / Attendance: 15,000
- Russia: Kharine, Gorlukovich, Onopko, Ivanov, Kanchelskis, Shalimov (captain), Piatnitski (Dobrovolski, 70), Nikiforov, Kolyvanov, Yuran (Borodyuk, 55), Kiriakov.
- October 6, 1993 / Friendly / Saudi Arabia - Russia 4-2 (Al-Muwallid 33' (pen.) Galiamin 60' (o.g.) Idris 65' Al-Mehallel 88' - Mostovoi 23' 72') / Dammam, Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium / Attendance: 20,000
- Russia: Ovchinnikov (Podshivalov, 63), Galiamin, Onopko (captain), Kulkov, Khlestov, Karpin (Kosolapov, 63), Piatnitski, Tetradze, Mostovoi, Yuran, Beschastnykh (Tedeyev, 63).
- November 17, 1993 / 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier / Greece - Russia 1-0 (Machlas 70') / Athens, Olympic Stadium / Attendance: 70,000
References
- ↑ "Champions League 1992-93 details by KLISF". Archived from the original on 2011-06-07. Retrieved 2009-07-29.
- ↑ Cup Winners Cup 1992-93 details by KLISF
- ↑ Champions League 1993-94 details by KLISF
- ↑ Cup Winners' Cup 1993-94 details by KLISF
- ↑ UEFA Cup 1993–94 details by KLISF
- ↑ Кашинцев Александр. "National team games in 1993". Archived from the original on 2009-07-23. Retrieved 2009-07-29.
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