FC Slavia-Mozyr
The FK - Slawija Mazyr (White Russian Футбольны клуб Славія - Мазыр, Russian Футбольный клуб Славия-Мозырь/FK Slawija - Mosyr ) is a football club from the Belarusian city Mazyr, the current ( 2012 season ) back into the first-class Wyschejschaja Liha ( " highest league " ) plays.
- 4.1 Belarussian Championship
- 4.2 International Competitions
History
The club was founded in 1987 under the name Palesse Mazyr. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1992, the club played in the first Pershaya Liha, the second highest class football in Belarus. 1995, reached the summit in the Wyschejschaja Liha. In the same year was renamed in MPKZ ( Mosyrskij Promyschlenno - Kommertscheskij Tsentr ), three years later in Slavija Mazyr. In the top division, the club was in the 1996 season at first runner-up, one year later he won his first championship title. Another runner-up in 1999 and a championship in 2000 follow. Moreover, it was twice, 1996 and 2000, the national cup be won two more times the team reached the cup final.
In qualifying for the UEFA Champions League 1997 /98 UEFA Champions League 2001 /02 the club reached the second round respectively. In 1997, the Moldovan champions Constructorul Chisinau could be defeated before you retired against Olympiakos Piraeus. 2001, put the team through to the Faroese champions VB Vágur and then failed at Inter Bratislava. In Europe Cup Winners' Cup in 1996/97 from the was already in the first qualifying round against KR Reykjavík. Even in his two appearances in the UEFA Cup, the club resigned from each in the first qualifying round in 1997 against Dinamo Tbilisi and 2000 against Maccabi Haifa.
After the second league title in 2000, it went for Slawija Mazyr downhill. In the league the team finished only rear seats and rose after a 14th place in 2005 after ten years excellence in the subprime Pershaya Liha from. After this sporty and economically unsuccessful season, the club merged at the beginning of 2006 with ZLiN Homel to FK Mazyr - ZLiN on the material basis of the now officially defunct Slawija Mazyr. 2007 the club played under the name FK Mazyr, since 2008 it bears the name FK Slawija - Mazyr. In 2009, the club was able to save to the descent from falling into the low ranks first with a win in a playoff.
2006 Orange - Black was appointed to the club's official colors. Since 2007, the team again occurs in the former colors of Slawija Mazyr Red-Black.
Club name
Stadium
The home matches of the club, see the Junatsva Stadium instead (Stadium of Youth) in Mazyr, which offers 5300 spectators.
Achievements
- White Russian Football Championship Master (2): 1996, 2000
- Runner-up (2): 1995, 1999
- Winner (2): 1996, 2000
- Finalist (2): 1999, 2001