FC Biolog-Novokubansk

FC Biolog-Novokubansk

Full name	Football Club Biolog-Novokubansk
Founded	1995
Ground	Progress Stadium, Progress, Russia
Ground Capacity	2,300
Chairman	Sergei Razaryonov
Manager	Leonid Nazarenko
League	Russian Professional Football League, Zone South
2015–16	10th

FC Biolog-Novokubansk (Russian: «ФК Биолог-Новокубанск») is a Russian football team from Progress settlement of Novokubansk district, founded in 1995. Since 2011 it plays in the Russian Second Division. Previously it played in Russian amateur championship and Krasnodar Krai championship.

Current squad

As of 30 August 2016, according to the PFL website.

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

No.		Position	Player
		GK	Anton Bunin
		GK	Andrey Mishkevich
		DF	Nikita Bastron
		DF	Daniil Bochkaryov
		DF	Yuri Dmitriyenko
		DF	Denis Gudayev
		DF	Pavel Klyukin
		DF	Danila Korolkov
		DF	Anton Nikiforov
		DF	Oleg Shmoylov
		DF	Vladislav Sklyar
		DF	Daniil Sokolov
		MF	Nikita Akimov

No.		Position	Player
		MF	Artyom Antipov
		MF	Albert Arzumanyan
		MF	Aleksandr Borisov
		MF	Maksim Farinov
		MF	Maksim Fedoseyev
		MF	Nikita Galkin
		MF	Aram Movsisyan
		MF	Vladislav Nurgaleyev
		MF	Kirill Shekhovtsov
		FW	Yegor Gavrilov
		FW	Yevgeni Khaustov
		FW	Andrei Zenin

External links

(Russian) Team profile at www.2liga.ru
(Russian) Team profile at Footballfacts

2016–17 Russian Professional Football League teams

West	CRFSO Dolgoprudny Domodedovo Dynamo Saint Petersburg Dynamo-2 Kolomna Pskov-747 Solyaris Spartak Kostroma Strogino Tekstilshchik Torpedo Vladimir Volga Tver Znamya Truda

Center	Arsenal-2 Avangard Chertanovo Dynamo Bryansk Energomash Kaluga Metallurg Oryol Ryazan Saturn Torpedo Moscow Vityaz Zenit Penza

South	Afips Angusht Armavir Biolog-Novokubansk Chayka Chernomorets Druzhba Dynamo Stavropol Krasnodar-2 Kuban-2 Legion-Dynamo Mashuk-KMV Rotor SKA Sochi Spartak Vladikavkaz

Ural-Privolzhye	Chelyabinsk Dynamo Kirov KAMAZ Lada-Togliatti Nosta Olimpiyets Syzran-2003 Volga Ulyanovsk Zenit-Izhevsk

East	Dynamo Barnaul Chita Irtysh Sakhalin Smena Zenit Irkutsk

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