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[[Image:Flag_of_Ukraine.svg|20px|Ukraine]]Andriy Rybalochka<br /> |
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Revision as of 11:44, 23 October 2007
| Club crest | |||
| Full name | FC SCIF Kyiv | ||
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| Nickname(s) | Skify ("Scifs") | ||
| Founded | 1998 | ||
| Manager |  Andriy Mykhalnyuk | ||
| League | Kyiv Amateur Football League | ||
| 2007 | 1st | ||
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SCIF is a Ukrainian amateur football club, founded in October 31, 1998. Based in Kyiv, Ukraine SCIF was founded from fans of Dynamo Kyiv to participate in amateur competitions. Now it is one of the most famous and top class amateur teams in CIS. SCIF won a lot of titles in recent years. They won Independence Cup for two times straight, till 2004 SCIF plays in finals of this tournament, which is most valuable in CIS. SCIF is the abbreviation from Sexy Cool Independent Fantastic.
Titles
- Kyiv Amateur Football League champion 2007
- Kyiv Amateur Football League silver medalist 2005
- Kyiv Amateur Football League bronze medalist 2000
- Kyiv Amateur Football League bronze medalist 2002
- Kyiv Amateur Football League bronze medalist 2003
- Kyiv Amateur Football League bronze medalist 2006
- Kyiv Amateur Football League cup winner 2002
- Kyiv Amateur Football League cup winner 2007
- Kyiv Amateur Football League Supercup winner 2005
- Independence Cup winner 2005
- Independence Cup winner 2006
- Independence Cup finalist 2004
- Independence Cup finalist 2007
- Kyiv City Cup 2005
- Soborka Cup winner 2004
- Soborka Cup winner 2005
- Soborka Cup finalist 2007
- Dynamo-Pereyaslav Cup winner 2007
- Eurofan cup winner 2007
- Saint-Peterburg Maybug Cup finalist 2003
- Dynamo Summer Cup winner 2007
- Vyshgorod Major Cup winner 2007
Squad
1. Yevgen Zinchenko
2. Yevgen Strutynskyi
3. Yevgen Bantysh
4. Ihor Pysachenko
5. Andriy Mikhalnyuk
6. Volodymyr Polozyuk
7. Volodymyr Chernysh
8. Dmytro Semerkov
9. Serhiy Bondarenko
11. Youri Postelko
14. Olexiy Milashyn
16. Serhiy Vavilov
17. Maksym Stefanovskyi
19. Serhiy Melnychenko
20. Ruslan Holovko
21. Volodymyr Lytvyn
28. Serhiy Pozur
38. Ihor Vasylenko
55. Kostyantyn Fedorov
69. Oleksiy Rubanov
73. Youri Kravets
77. Youri Maslak
83. Ihor Dombrovsky
88. Roman Kovtun
--. Youri Savchenko
--. Artem Komar
--. Andriy Pryadka
--. Roman Slobodyan
--. Ihor Gomonay
--. Maksym Onufrienko
Former players
Oleksiy Sopelkin
Volodymyr Mogeley (d. 2006)
Oleksandr Pobirskyi
Zaichenko Ihor
Oleksandr Smaliy
Denys Dzhulay
Dmytro Dzhulay
Oleksandr Babenko
Serhiy Subbota
Serhiy Timofeev
Oleksiy Fedotov
Denys Bazanov
Serhiy Matveev (d. 2002)
Roman Chekharin
Ruslan Kruzhaev
Oleksandr Brazhevskyi
Bakhtiyar Ishkabulov
Denys Bosyanok
Serhiy Goy
Dmytro Koltsov
Volodymyr Yarovyi
Oles Demenko
Andriy Rybalochka
Dmitriy Kashirtsev
Pavlo Gushel
Oleksiy Smagin
Volodymyr Datsenko