FC Chist

FC Chist
Full name Football Club Chist
Founded 1998
Ground School Stadium, Chist
Capacity 1,000
Head Coach Ruslan Lukin
League Belarusian First League
2017 Second League, 2nd (Promoted)

FC Chist is a Belarusian football club based in Chist, Minsk Oblast. The team plays in Belarusian First League.

History

FC Chist was founded in 1998 as Zabudova Chist. Zabudova played in Belarusian Second League from 1998 until 2003. Since 2004 the club withdrew from the Second League and started playing in Minsk Oblast League. During 2004–2005 they were known as Kommunalnik Chist, in 2006 as Zabudova Chist again, and since 2007 they became Zabudova-2007 Chist.

In 2009 Zabudova-2007 won Minsk Oblast League.[1] In 2011 the club merged with FC Molodechno, which became known as Zabudova Molodechno during the merger.[2] The partnership lasted for two years (2011–2012), during which time Zabudova-2007 acted as a farm club of Molodechno team. Since 2013 they became independent again. During 2015–2016 the club was known as Zabudova-Stroy Chist.

In 2017 the club was renamed to FC Chist and rejoined Belarusian Second League. After successfully completing the season as a runners-up, they were promoted to the First League in 2018.

Current squad

As of August 2018

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

No. Position Player
1 Belarus GK Dmitriy Savinkov
2 Belarus DF Artem Grib
5 Belarus DF Anton Novikaw
6 Belarus MF Yuriy Lovets
7 Belarus MF Nikolay Metlitskiy
8 Belarus MF Ivan Veras
9 Belarus MF Pavel Bogush
10 Belarus FW Aleksandr Pratskevich
11 Belarus MF Sergey Marinich
13 Belarus MF Nikita Metlitskiy
16 Belarus GK Stanislav Kleschuk
17 Belarus MF Aleksandr Ksenofontov
23 Belarus MF Vasiliy Sovpel
69 Belarus FW Artem Miroyevskiy
70 Belarus FW Krasimir Kapov
77 Belarus MF Yevgeniy Buday
No. Position Player
99 Belarus DF Vladislav Gaydukevich
Belarus GK Andrey Labudev
Belarus DF Ilyaz Safi
Belarus MF Denis Mitskevich
Belarus MF Roman Durko
Belarus MF Denis Metlitskiy
Belarus DF Vyacheslav Grintsevich
Belarus MF Konstantin Laptenok
Belarus MF Vitaliy Plisko
Belarus MF Nikita Gurenko
Belarus MF Syarhey Melnik
Belarus DF Gleb Pavlenkovich
Belarus DF Yegor Lapun
Belarus MF Oleg Chepa
Belarus MF Aleksey Dovgel

References


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