FC Lada Togliatti (women)

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Lada Togliatti
Full nameFootball Club Lada Togliatti
Founded1987;37 years ago (1987)
Dissolved2009;15 years ago (2009)
League Russian Championship
2009 7th

FC Lada Togliatti was a Russian women's football team.

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Founded in 1987, Lada reached the Russian Women's Championship in 1994. For its eight first seasons in the top category, Lada ranked mainly between the 3rd[ clarification needed ] and 6th spots, and reached the national Cup semifinals four times.[ citation needed ]

2002–2005 marked Lada's best period. 2004 was the team's best season as it won both the League and the Cup. In the other three years Lada was the league's runner-up. [1] In its only appearance in the UEFA Women's Cup in 2005 Lada reached the second stage, where it was knocked out by Brøndby IF and Arsenal FC. That same year Lada won the Italy Women's Cup, an international tournament organized by the Italian LND, by beating Torres CF in the final. It also took part in the competition in 2004 and 2006, losing the final to Torres and Lehenda Chernihiv.[ citation needed ]

2006 marked the beginning of the end for Lada as the team was demoted to the third category. Lada was back in top-flight two years later, but retired from the competition three weeks before the end of the tournament and folded. [2] Lada played its last match on 30 July 2009 against Energiya Voronezh. [3]

Honours

Record in UEFA Competitions

SeasonCompetitionStageResultOpponent
2005–06 UEFA Women's Cup Qualifying Stage3–0 Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg SFK Sarajevo
6–0 Flag of Slovakia.svg PVFA Bratislava
5–0 Flag of Slovenia.svg Krka Novo Mesto
Group Stage0–2 Flag of Denmark.svg Brøndby IF
0–1 Flag of England.svg Arsenal FC
3–3 Flag of Poland.svg AZS Wroclaw

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