Russian Futsal Super League

The Russian Futsal Superleague (Russian: Чемпионат России по мини-футболу (Суперлига), Superliga; complete official name PARI-Russian Futsal Championship among the club teams of Superleague, Russian: PARI-Чемпионат России по мини-футболу (футзалу) среди команд клубов Суперлиги) is the premier professional futsal league in Russia. It was founded in 1991. The Super League, which is played under UEFA rules, currently consists of 12 teams.

Russian Futsal Super League

Founded	1991 (1991)
Country	Russia
Confederation	UEFA
Number of teams	12
Relegation to	Russian Futsal Top League
Domestic cup(s)	Russian Futsal Cup
International cup(s)	UEFA Futsal Cup (suspended in 2022)
Current champions	Gazprom-Ugra (4)
Most championships	Dinamo Moscow (11)
Website	superliga.rfs.ru

Champions and prize winners

Season	Champions	2nd place	3rd place
1991	KSM-24 (Moscow) (1)	Metallurg (Aldan)	Agros-Intex (Chişinău)
1992	Dina (Moscow)	Spartak (Moscow)	Stroitel (Novouralsk)
1992–93	Dina (Moscow)	Dina-MAB (Moscow)	Fenix (Chelyabinsk)
1993–94	Dina (Moscow)	Fenix (Chelyabinsk)	KSM-24 (Moscow)
1994–95	Dina (Moscow)	Minkas (Moscow)	VIZ (Yekaterinburg)
1995–96	Dina (Moscow)	KSM-24 (Moscow)	TTG (Yugorsk)
1996–97	Dina (Moscow)	GKI-Gazprom (Moscow)	TTG-Java (Yugorsk)
1997–98	Dina (Moscow)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)	GKI-Gazprom (Moscow)
1998–99	Dina (Moscow)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)	Minkas (Moscow)
1999–2000	Dina (Moscow)	Spartak (Moscow)	GKI-Gazprom (Moscow)
2000–01	Spartak (Moscow) (1)	Norilsky Nikel (Norilsk)	TTG-Java (Yugorsk)
2001–02	Norilsky Nikel (Norilsk) (1)	GKI-Gazprom (Moscow)	Spartak (Moscow)
2002–03	Dinamo (Moscow)	Norilsky Nikel (Norilsk)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)
2003–04	Dinamo (Moscow)	Dina (Moscow)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)
2004–05	Dinamo (Moscow)	Spartak-Shchyolkovo (Moscow Oblast)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)
2005–06	Dinamo (Moscow)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)	Spartak-Shchyolkovo (Moscow Oblast)
2006–07	Dinamo (Moscow)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)	TTG-Java (Yugorsk)
2007–08	Dinamo-Yamal (Moscow)	TTG-Java (Yugorsk)	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)
2008–09	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)	Dinamo-Yamal (Moscow)	TTG-Yugra (Yugorsk)
2009–10	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)	Tyumen (Tyumen)	Dinamo-Yamal (Moscow)
2010–11	Dinamo Moscow	VIZ-Sinara (Yekaterinburg)	Sibiryak (Novosibirsk)
2011–12	Dinamo Moscow	Sibiryak (Novosibirsk)	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk)
2012–13	Dinamo Moscow oblast	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk)	MFK Tyumen
2013–14	Dina (Moscow) (10)	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk)	Sibiryak (Novosibirsk)
2014–15	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk)	Dinamo Moscow oblast	Sibiryak (Novosibirsk)
2015–16	Dinamo Moscow	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk)	Sibiryak (Novosibirsk)
2016–17	Dinamo Moscow (11)	Dina (Moscow)	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk)
2017–18	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk) (2)	Sibiryak (Novosibirsk)	MFK Tyumen
2018–19	Tyumen (1)	MFK KPRF (Moscow)	Dinamo-Samara
2019–20	MFK KPRF (Moscow) (1)	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk)	Sinara (Yekaterinburg)
2020–21	Sinara (Yekaterinburg) (3)	Tyumen (Tyumen)	Norilsk Nickel (Norilsk)
2021–22	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk) (3)	MFK KPRF (Moscow)	Norilsk Nickel (Norilsk)
2022–23	MFK KPRF (Moscow) (2)	Norilsk Nickel (Norilsk)	Sinara (Yekaterinburg)
2023–24	Gazprom-Ugra (Yugorsk) (4)	Ukhta (Ukhta)	Tyumen (Tyumen)

Teams 2024-2025

Club	City	Area
Gazprom-Ugra	Yugorsk	“Yubileiny” Sports Home
KPRF	Moscow	SC “Yunost”, Klimovsk
Novaya Generatsiya	Syktyvkar	SC “Orbita”
Norilsky Nikel	Norilsk	FOK “Аika”
Sinara	Yekaterinburg	DIVS
Torpedo	Nizhny Novgorod	FOK “Meshchersky”
Tyumen	Tyumen	SC “Tsentralnyy”
Ukhta	Ukhta	USC “Ukhta”
LKS	Lipetsk	SC “Atlant”
Kristall	Saint Petersburg	Nova Arena
Sibiryak	Novosibirsk	Sibiryak Futsal Center
IrAero	Irkutsk	“Trud” Sports Home

External links

• Superleague on the Russian Football Union website
• Futsalplanet.com (in English)