FC Starye Dorogi

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Starye Dorogi
Full nameFC Starye Dorogi
Founded1986
GroundStroitel Stadium, Starye Dorogi
Capacity1,000
LeagueMinsk Oblast League (Amateur)

FC Starye Dorogi is a Belarusian football club based in Staryya Darohi (Starye Dorogi), Minsk Oblast.

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History

FC Starye Dorogi was formed in 1986 as Vympel Starye Dorogi and started playing in Belarusian SSR Top League the same year. In 1987, the team was renamed to Stroitel Starye Dorogi.

Since 1992, Stroitel was playing in the Belarusian Premier League. They spent there three seasons until the relegation in 1994. Since then, the club's results were getting progressively worse. Between 1994 and 1997, Stroitel was playing in the Belarusian First League. In 1996, they lost all 24 games and finished in last, 13th place, but were saved from relegation due to the First League expansion to 16 teams. In 1997, they again finished last and got relegated to the Second League.

Stroitel played in the Second league until 2000. Since 2000, they changed their name to FC Starye Dorogi, and since 2001, they play on amateur level in Minsk Oblast Top League, which is a part of KFK (4th level of Belarusian league system). [1]

Name changes

League and Cup history

SeasonLevelPosPldWDLGoalsPoints Domestic Cup Notes
19921st141542914–2210Quarter-finals
1992–931st1432791621–4223Round of 16
1993–941st1630372013–5313Quarter-finalsRelegated
1994–952nd6301461044–3234Quarter-finals
19952nd131433812–2612Round of 32
19962nd1312400246–970
19972nd1630052514–815Round of 32Relegated
19983rd1230851727–4829Round of 32
19993rd9232731323–4324
20003rd6221021030–3232

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