FC Keramik Baranivka is a football team based in a small city of Baranivka, Ukraine.
It is one of the oldest clubs in Ukraine which represents the local porcelain factory. The factory fields its football team since 1930s. [1] Until 1958 it carried the name Baranivskyi Farforovyi Zavod before changing to its current name. For short period of time, it was also used to be known as FC Baranivka. [1]
In the beginning of 1990s, no one was better than Keramik among football teams of Zhytomyr Oblast. [2]
Ukrainian championship for collective teams of physical culture
Zhytomyr Oblast football championship
Zhytomyr Oblast football cup
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