1992 Ukrainian Women's League

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Ukrainian Women's League
Season1992
Champions Dynamo Kyiv
Relegatednone
1993 →

The 1992 season of the Ukrainian Championship was the 1st season of Ukraine's women's football competitions. The championship was formed out of Soviet football clubs based in Ukraine. The newly formed championship ran from 18 April 1992 to 3 October 1992. [1]

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The championship was organized in two tiers with total of 18 teams. The competition was joined by 13 out of 19 Soviet teams from Ukraine that previous season competed in the Soviet championship.

Teams

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Chornomorochka
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Krym
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Bukovynka
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Dnipro
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Luhanochka
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Borysfen
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Locations of teams in the 1992 Ukrainian Championship Higher League
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Olimp-2
Radosyn
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Iunisa
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Iskra
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Mria
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Lvivianka
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Tavria
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Locations of teams in the 1992 Ukrainian Championship First League

Higher League team qualification

TeamLeague and position in 1991
Lehenda Chernihiv Soviet Top (Group 1)6
Nyva-Olimp Kyiv 8
Arena Kyiv Soviet Top (Group 2)1
Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk4
Luhanochka Luhansk8
Dynamo Kyiv 9
Krym-Yuni SimferopolSoviet First (Group 1)2
Bukovynka Chernivtsi3
Chornomorochka Odesa4
Borysfen ZaporizhiaSoviet First (Group 2)2

First League team qualification

TeamLeague and position in 1991
Radosyn KyivSoviet First (Group 2)6
Iunisa LuhanskSoviet Second (Group 3)3
Mria Kirovohrad4
Olimp-2 KyivReservesN/A
Lvivianka LvivRepublicanN/A
Tavria KhersonN/A
Tekstylnyk Donetsk N/A
Iskra ZaporizhiaN/A

Other teams that withdrew

TeamLeague and position in 1991
Svitlana DnipropetrovskSoviet First (Group 1)5
ZDU ZaporizhiaSoviet First (Group 2)4
Debiut-88 KharkivSoviet First (Group 3)8
Atlanta SevastopolSoviet Second (Group 2)6
Azovchanka MariupolSoviet Second (Group 3)5
Soiuz Kharkiv6

Higher League

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Dynamo Kyiv 181620546+4834Champions
2 Arena-Hospodar Kyiv 189632614+1224
3 Lehenda Chernihiv 188552621+521
4 Olimp Kyiv 187562618+819
5Bukovynka Chernivtsi185941915+419Withdrew after the season
6Luhanochka Luhansk188281725−818
7Borysfen Zaporizhia184951319−617
8Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk1852111934−1512
9Krym-Yuni Simferopol1826101434−2010
10Chornomorochka Odesa180612634−286Qualification to relegation play-offs

Results

Home \ AwayAREBORBUKCHODNIDYNKRY LHD LUHOLP
Arena-Hospodar Kyiv—2–01–12–02–00–21–11–04–02–0
Borysfen Zaporizhia2–2—0–00–00–31–12–01–11–21–0
Bukovynka Chernivtsi3–30–0—2–02–01–24–10–00–11–1
Chornomorochka Odesa0–21–10–2—1–10–40–01–22–20–2
Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk0–10–03–0*2–1—0–74–11–31–21–2
Dynamo Kyiv2–04–12–00–01–0—9–14–14–04–1
Krym-Yuni Simferopol1–10–10–01–01–20–2—2–23–01–1
Lehenda Chernihiv 1–10–11–14–03–0*0–22–1—1–02–0
Luhanochka Luhansk1–02–00–23–0*2–10–11–01–2—0–3
Olimp Kyiv0–11–10–04–05–00–32–04–10–0—
Source: WFPL.UA
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

RankPlayerClubGoals [2]
1 Flag of Ukraine.svg Svitlana Frishko Dynamo Kyiv 21

First League

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Iskra Zaporizhia141130342+3225Promoted to Higher League
2 Tekstylnyk Donetsk 141121376+3124
3Iunisa Luhansk146442817+1116
4Radosyn Kyiv145631612+416
5Mria Kirovohrad145361133−2213
6Lvivianka14329823−158
7Tavria Kherson14239940−317
8 Olimp-2 Kyiv 141112313−103Withdrew

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References

  1. ↑ "Календарь. 1992. Чемпионат Украины. Высшая Лига" [Calendar of the 1992 Ukrainian Championship Higher League]. wfpl.com.ua (in Russian). Ukrainian Women's League . Retrieved 30 May 2020.
  2. ↑ Retrospective. Year 1992: Dynamo Kyiv - first Champions of Ukraine!.. Among Women. (РЕТРОСПЕКТИВА. 1992 РІК: «ДИНАМО» (КИЇВ) – ПЕРШИЙ ЧЕМПІОН УКРАЇНИ!… СЕРЕД ЖІНОК.) Womensfootball.ua
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