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30.08.2005 - Russian soccer team prepares for Liechtenstein and Portugal
The current squad of the Russian soccer team training in Bor, the Moscow region, is enough for the two World Cup qualifiers in September, coach Yury Syomin said Tuesday.
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29.08.2005 - UEFA Supercup: CSKA forces fail to land Cup
After taking the UEFA Cup and the Cup of Russia it had the chance to win the third prestigious award of the year by winning the UEFA Supercup. The hopes of the Russian fans attending this crucial match in Monaco were crushed at the hands of Liverpool 1:3, even though CSKA was leading the match with only eight minutes to go.
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06.06.2005 - Russian National soccer team coach concerned about defense
At a press conference after the game between the Russian and the Latvian teams in the framework of the 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifier round, Russian National soccer team coach Yuri Semin expressed his concern about the quality of the team's defense.
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04.06.2005 - Led by new coach, Russian team is back in action
On Saturday, June 4, the Russian national soccer team plays against Latvia in a qualifying match of the 2006 World Cup preliminaries. The Russian squad will be led by chief coach Yuri Syomin who replaced Georgy Yartsev on the post.
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29.05.2005 - CSKA won the 2004-2005 Russia's Soccer Cup
On Sunday, during the Cup finals, the Russian Army Soccer Club (CSKA) won a hard victory over Khimki club from the Moscow region - 1:0. Yuri Zhirkov scored the sole goal on the 68th minute of the game.
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20.05.2005 - Vladimir Putin sent a congratulation telegram to Valery Gazzayev
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a congratulation telegram to Valery Gazzayev, the manager of CSKA Moscow, the UEFA Cup winners, the Kremlin press service said.
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18.05.2005 - CSKA Moscow wins UEFA Cup beating Sporting of Portugal
Moscow had become the first Russian soccer club winning the UEFA Cup beating Sporting Lisbon of Portugal 3-1 in the final match.
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06.05.2005 - It is too early to talk about CSKA's overall success at this point in time
CSKA Moscow's confident 3-0 win in yesterday's UEFA Cup seminal match against Parma has revived hopes that Russian soccer will soon be able to pull out of its current crisis and raise its profile in the international arena, argues Yuri Sevidov, a former player of Spartak Moscow.
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19.04.2005 - On Tuesday the new head coach (8th coach since 1993) will meet with the remaining members of the coaching staff
Lokomotiv Moscow Head Coach Yury Syomin has taken charge of the Russian national soccer team. His candidacy was approved at the session of the Russian Football Union (RFU) executive committee bureau and the voting at the session of the RFU executive committee on April 26 will be a pure formality.
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18.04.2005 - Syomin sole candidate for coach of Russian soccer squad
Yuri Syomin, the coach of Moscow’s Lokomotiv football club, is the sole candidate for the position of the chief coach of Russia’s national team. His nomination will be officially presented for discussion at a meeting of the Russian Football Union’s Executive, RFU President Vitaly Mutko has said.
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