FC Vilniaus Vytis

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FC Vilniaus Vytis was a Lithuanian football team from the city of Vilnius.

Vilniaus Vytis
Nickname(s)Vyčiai
Founded2012
Dissolved2021
GroundLFF Stadium
Capacity5.067
ChairmanBenas Renatas Baltusis
ManagerAlgimantas Liubinskas
Leaguenot play
2020I Lyga, 7th
Current season

History edit

Founded as FK TAIP in 2012. Played in amateur leagues. Was promoted to I Lyga. In 2016 changed name to Vilniaus Vytis. Few seasons was one of the strongest teams in I Lyga. In 2021 Vilniaus Vytis withdrew from 1 Lyga for one season with an option to rejoin for season 2022.

Recent seasons edit

FK TAIP edit

Season Level League Place @ Notes
2012 4. III Lyga (Vilnius) 3.
2013 4. III Lyga (Vilnius) 1.
2014 4. III Lyga (Vilnius) 1.
2015 3. II Lyga (Pietūs) 1.

"Vilniaus Vytis" edit

Season Level League Place @ Notes
2016 2. I Lyga 3. [1]
2017 2. I Lyga 3. [2]
2018 2. I Lyga 6. [3]
2019 2. I Lyga 3. [4]
2020 2. I Lyga 7. [5]

Current squad edit

As of 24 January 2020.

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK   LTU Ernest Černiavskij
12 GK   LTU Karolis Čirba
31 GK   LTU Miroslav Aleksiuk
55 GK   LTU Paulius Paukštaitis

14 DF   CMR Rigobert Song
2 DF   LTU David Kirzneris
4 DF   LTU Vitalij Kotovas
3 DF   LTU Georgas Freidgeimas
15 DF   LTU Erlandas Juška
5 DF   LTU Andrius Kazakevičius
6 MF   ENG Connor Tagoe
47 DF   LTU Aldas Korsakas
90 DF   AUS Kody Maude

77 MF   LTU Artur Dolznikov
8 MF   ENG Wade Maxwell
- MF   IRL Clinton Apos
18 MF   LTU Augustas Valukonis
22 MF   LTU Andrius Kondratovic
27 MF   LTU Tomas Symulevic
66 MF   CMR Merveil Tatou
99 MF   CMR Patrick Ntamack
17 MF   AUS Corey Cuelho
21 MF   LTU Arnas Borodinas
33 MF   LTU Arnas Paškevičius
23 MF   LTU Mantas Makutunovičius
- MF   IRL Joshua Ojelabi

16 FW   LTU Silvestras Kanopa
96 FW   LTU Radoslav Rusecki
10 FW   GHA Alex Kyeremeh
11 FW   CMR Cyrille Tchamba
45 FW   GUI Ibrahima Sory Soumah

References edit

  1. ^ "Lithuania 2016". RSSSF.
  2. ^ "Lithuania 2017". RSSSF.
  3. ^ "Lithuania 2018". RSSSF.
  4. ^ "Lithuania 2019". RSSSF.
  5. ^ "Lithuania 2020". RSSSF.

External links edit