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Russia
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Football Union of Russia Foundationyear: 1912 |
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National team (Players born in 1995)
| # | Family name, Name | Date of birth | Position | Club |
| 1 | Lobantsev Miroslav | 27.05.95 | Goalkeeper | Lokomotiv |
| 12 | Vasyutin Alexander | 04.03.95 | Goalkeeper | Zenit |
| 2 | Karavaev Viacheslav | 20.05.95 | Defender | CSKA |
| 3 | Masyutin Denis | 09.07.95 | Defender | CSKA |
| 4 | Rebenko Stepan | 01.05.95 | Defender | Zenit |
| 5 | Kalyashin Aleksandr | 24.01.95 | Defender | Academia Tolyatti |
| 6 | Mustafin Temur | 15.04.95 | Defender | Lokomotiv |
| 15 | Nabiullin Elmir | 08.03.95 | Defender | Rubin |
| 16 | Lystsov Vitaly | 11.07.95 | Defender | Lokomotiv |
| 7 | Ermakov Maxim | 21.04.95 | Midfielder | Krasnodar |
| 8 | Garipov Marat | 09.10.95 | Midfielder | Krasnodar |
| 10 | Morgunov Alexander | 04.06.95 | Midfielder | Academia Tolyatti |
| 13 | Koryan Arshak | 17.06.95 | Midfielder | Lokomotiv |
| 14 | Efremov Dmitry | 01.04.95 | Midfielder | Academia Tolyatti |
| 20 | Saramutin Valery | 17.05.95 | Midfielder | Dynamo |
| 17 | Sinodzuka Ippay | 20.03.95 | Midfielder | Spartak |
| 18 | Miranchuk Anton | 17.10.95 | Midfielder | Lokomotiv |
| 19 | Miranchuk Alexei | 17.10.95 | Midfielder | Lokomotiv |
| 9 | Kurzenev Alexei | 09.01.95 | Forward | Lokomotiv |
| 11 | Davydov Denis | 22.03.95 | Forward | Spartak |
UEFA European Under-17 Championship 2011/2012
Qualifying round - 1st place in group 2
Russia 1 – 1 Portugal
Russia 1 – 0 Romania
Russia 3 – 1 Finland
Elite round - 3rd place in group 7
Russia 2 – 1 Wales
Russia 0 – 3 (f) Belgium
Russia 2 – 3 Hungary
VIII International youth football tournament in Minsk (Belarus), 22-27.01.2012
3rd place
Russia 4 – 0 Finland
Russia 1 – 0 Lithuania
Russia 0 – 2 Ukraine
Russia 1 – 0 Belgium
Friendly matches
20.02.2012 Russia 1 – 1 Israel
22.02.2012 Russia 4 – 0 Israel
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Head coach Dmitriy UlyanovDate of birth: 28.10.1970 |
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Career as a player:
Midfielder
1987 – 1994 Torpedo (Moscow)
1995 – 1996 CSKA (Moscow)
1996 – 1997 Racing (Santander, Spain)
1997 CSKA (Moscow)
1997 – 2002 Hapoel (Haifa, Israel)
2002 – 2003 Beitar (Jerusalem, Israel)
2003 – 2004 Maccabi Ahi (Nazareth, Israel)
Accomplishment as a player:
Bronze medalist of the USSR (1991) - Torpedo (Moscow)
Russian Cup winner (1993) - Torpedo (Moscow)
Champion of Israel (1999) - Hapoel (Haifa)
Bronze medalist of Israel (1998, 2001) - Hapoel (Haifa)
Israeli League Cup winner (2001) - Hapoel (Haifa)
Coaching career:
2006 – 2009 Breeder CSSD Locomotive
Since 2007 Assistant coach of Russian national youth teams
Top scorers 2013
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Zakarlyuka A. |
SPB |
5(2) |
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Ezatolahi S. |
IRN | 4(2) |
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Rassadkin G. |
BLR | 4(2) |
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Çiçek A. |
TUR | 3 |
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Cristante B. |
ITA | 3 |
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Davydov D. |
RUS | 3 |
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Kurzenev A. |
RUS | 3 |
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Gabelok A. |
UKR | 3(3) |
