Riga FC

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Riga FC
Riga FC
official name
Riga Football Club
founding
year 2014 April 30th ( 1200th anniversary)
affiliated league
hometown
home stadium
Skonto Stadium[1]
(Accommodating 8,087 people)
proprietor
director
Adrian Guľa
opinion
Antonijs Černomordijs
official website
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winning record
2018, 2019, 2020, 2025
2015
Latvia Cup
(1 time)
2018
transfer record
highest transfer fee
-
top transfer fee release
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1. outline2. history3. affiliated player
3.1. list

1. outline

Latvian football club.

2. history

Riga FC was formed in 2014 as a result of the merger of two Riga -related teams, FC Caramba Riga and Dinamo Riga. In the 2014 season, FC Karamba had already won the second division championship, but the team changed its name to Riga FC and won the second division championship again in the following season, 2015, and began participating in the 2016 season of Virsliga . After placing 5th in the 2016 season and 3rd in the 2017 season, they won the Virs League for three consecutive seasons in 2018, 2019, and 2020.

In the European competition, it is the first time to participate in the Europa League in the 2018-19 season . In the 2019-20 Champions League, which he participated in as the league champion, he went to a penalty shootout against Dundalk FC in the first qualifying round, but was eliminated, and defeated Piast Gliwice and HJK in the Europa League qualifying round to advance to the playoffs, but was eliminated after being beaten by FC Copenhagen . . The 2021-22 season also fell in the Champions League first qualifying round and started from the Conference League second qualifying round, winning against North Macedonia 's Shkendija and Malta 's Hibernians, but losing to the sensational team Lincoln Red Imps FC in the playoffs Dropped out.

Recorded second place in the 2021 season league and advanced to the 22/23 season UEFA Europa Conference League 1st qualifying round. Their opponent is Ireland's Derry City FC . In the first leg, they won 2-0. They won 2-0 in the second leg and advanced to the second qualifying round. The opponent is MFK Ruzomberok of Slovakia . In the first leg, they won 3-0. They won 2-1 in the second leg and advanced to the third qualifying round. Their opponent is Gilles Vicente FC of Portugal . The first leg was saved 1-1, but in the second leg, it was defeated 0-4, and the first European match was postponed again to the next opportunity.

In the 2022 season, they finished second in the league and advanced to the first qualifying round for the UEFA Europa Conference League. The opponent is Iceland's Knazfjord Nypieleid Vikingur . In the first leg, they won 2-0. They lost 1-0 in the second leg, but advanced to the second qualifying round. Their opponent in the second round of qualifying was Hungary's Kecskemeti TE . In the first leg, they lost 2-1. In the second leg, they won 3-1 and advanced to the next round. Their opponents in the third qualifying round were FC Twente of the Netherlands . In the first leg, they lost 2-0. In the second leg, they lost 3-0 and were eliminated.

3. affiliated player

3.1. list

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2024 Liga FC 1st Army Squadron
number
position
nationality
Korean name
Romanized full name
note
1
GK
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Rihards Matrevics
3
DF
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El Bachir Ngom
4
MF
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Orlando Galo
6
MF
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Tomašs Mickēvičs
7
MF
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Brian Orosco
8
MF
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Miloš Jojić
9
FW
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Anthony Contreras
10
FW
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Reginaldo Ramires
11
MF
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Brian Peña
12
GK
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Kristaps Zommers
13
DF
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Raivis Jurkovskis
14
MF
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Hrvoje Babec
16
GK
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Nils Toms Puriņš
18
FW
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Marko Regža
20
MF
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Gonzalo Muscia
21
DF
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Baba Musah
22
MF
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Ousseynou Niang
23
MF
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Eduards Dašķevičs
25
DF
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Ngonda Muzinga
33
DF
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Kirils Iļjins
34
DF
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Antonijs Černomordijs
35
DF
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Iván Erquiaga
77
MF
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Gauthier Mankenda
93
MF
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Kemelho Nguena
Chairman: / Manager: Sandro Perkovic / Home Stadium: Skonto Stadium
source: Wikipedia / Final crystal date: 2024 August 13th
[1] As the name suggests, it was the home stadium of the now-disbanded Latvia Virsri, the winningest team, Skonto FC, and the home stadium of the Latvia national football team until 2017 .

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