Narva United FC

Narva United FC is a futsal, football, beach soccer, and senior football club based in Narva, Estonia.

Full nameNarva United FC
Founded2014 (2014)
GroundNarva FAMA Stadium
ManagerAleksandr Dmitrijev
LeagueII Liiga E/N
2016II Liiga E/N, 4th
WebsiteClub website

The club was founded in 2012 and currently plays football in the II Liiga E/N, futsal in Triobet Saaliliiga (Estonian top league), beach soccer in the Unibet Rannaliiga (Estonian top league).

Narva United futsal team were champions of Estonia in 2016/2017, and were participants of last ever UEFA Futsal Cup Preliminary Round in August 2017*

  • Since season 2018 official tournament name UEFA Futsal Champions League

During three matches in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Narva United had one win over Flamurtari (champions of Albania).

Narva United finished three times in second place in Estonian futsal (2012/2013, 2015/2016, 2017/2018), and twice finished third (2019/2020, 2020/2021).

Narva United is the most attended futsal club in Estonia and holds the National Futsal league match attendance record. 8 seasons of 9 (since 2012) Narva United were most attended futsal team in Estonia*

  • Season 2020/2021 not included. Because of COVID-19 restrictions, 90% of league matches were played without fans.

Narva United futsal team were honored as the best Ida-Virumaa region sport team in 2017, and best Narva sport team in 2020.

Narva United football team were also the reserve team of Narva Trans (during 2016 and 2017 seasons).

During the 2015 season Narva United football team won Estonian "Väike Karikas" (Small Cup) Trophy, Estonian Football Association official tournament for teams playing in lower divisions (starting from Second League and lower) Final match were played on A.Le Coq Arena, central football stadium of Estonia. Narva United - Ajax Tallinn 1-1 (4-3 pen)

Since season 2022/2023 Narva United has three teams in futsal: main team in top division of Estonia, second team (in league 1), and women futsal team

  • President of Narva United FC: Oleg Kašin
  • Manager of Narva United FC: Aleksandr Dmitrijev

Narva United coaches with EFA category:

  • Aleksandr Dmitrijev
  • Valeri Smelkov
  • Pavel Ogurtsov
  • Stanislav Bõstrov
  • Andrei Rešetnikov
  • Konstantin Mihhejev

Honours

Futsal Domestic

Triobet Saaliliiga (Estonian top futsal league / Estonian championship):

  • Winner: 2016/2017
  • Second place (2): 2012/2013, 2015/2016

Football Domestic
Runners-up (2): 2014, 2015
Väike Karikas (National Cup for amateur teams): Winner: 2014

Players

Current squad
As of 25 April 2017.[1]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Estonia EST Roman Vedehhov
4 MF Estonia EST Ivan Seleznjov
7 MF Russia RUS Renat Osmanov
8 MF Estonia EST Aleksandr Jegorov
10 FW Estonia EST Nikolai Kotljarov
11 MF   Aleksandr Tarassenkov
13 MF Estonia EST Stanislav Bõstrov
21 DF Estonia EST Artur Piirak
22 GK Russia RUS Artem Petrunin
88 FW Russia RUS Vitaly Andreev
99 MF Ukraine UKR Dmytro Kalininskyy
— DF Estonia EST Oleg Uljev
— DF Estonia EST Dmitri Šelehhov
— GK   Aleksandr Gorbunov
— DF Estonia EST Aleksandr Pavlov
No. Pos. Nation Player
— FW   Kirill Andrejev
— MF Estonia EST Pavel Aleksejev
— MF   Stanislav Andrejev
— MF Russia RUS Alexey Cherkasov
— DF Estonia EST Andrei Bolonenkov
— MF Estonia EST Ilja Bordikov
— DF Estonia EST Kirill Eder
— DF Ivory Coast CIV Bi Sehi Elysee Irie
— MF Estonia EST Jakov Ljauman
— DF Estonia EST Andrei Gornev
— MF Estonia EST Kirill Novikov
— MF Estonia EST Juri Žagorov
— DF Russia RUS Jegor Panfilov
— MF Estonia EST Anton Panov
— MF Estonia EST Ivan Šišov

Statistics

League and Cup
Season Division Pos Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Top goalscorer Cup
2014III Liiga E2 2217146323+4050Ivan Seleznjov (16)Second round
2015III Liiga E2 22164210421+8381Ivan Seleznjov (27)First round
2016II Liiga N/E42613678458+2645Vitaly Andreev (22)Fourth round
2017II Liiga N/E826114115274-2237Vitaly Andreev (22)Third round

References
  1. "Eesti Jalgpalli Liit". Retrieved 25 April 2017.
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