1998–99 in Russian futsal

National team edit

Win Draw Loss

22 August 1998 Friendly (57)	Israel	0–7	Russia	Ramat Gan
			Fadeev 4' 9' Grigoriev 12' 38' Agafonov 27' Iachine 32' Ivanov 33'

25 August 1998 Friendly (58)	Israel	0–6	Russia	Ramat Gan
			Fadeev 3' 16' Panko 4' Malyshev 22' Ivanov 25' 33'

1 December 1998 Friendly (59)	Netherlands	1–2	Russia	Beverwijk
			Belyi 14' Alekberov 19'

2 December 1998 Friendly (60)	Netherlands	1–3	Russia	Grootebroek
			Malyshev 7' Kiselev 16' Belyi 38'

18.12.1998 EC1999 (q) (61)	Russia	24–0	Greece	Moscow
	Eremenko 1' 11' 26' 33' Alekberov 2' 6' 21' 26' 38' Iachine 4' 13' 13' Panko 4' 29' 31' Gorine 19' Malyshev 25' 36' Belyi 27' 30' 31' 38' Grigoriev 32' Kiselev 39'			Stadium: SSA Luzhniki Attendance: 4800 Referee: Y.Filppu, E.Voitkovs

20.12.1998 EC1999 (q) (62)	Russia	7–0	Slovenia	Moscow
	Eremenko 10' 14' 18' 26' 36' Alekberov 11' Kiselev 16'			Stadium: SSA Luzhniki Attendance: 6000 Referee: O.Ivanov, Y.Filppu

16 February 1999 Friendly (63)	Russia	4–5	Ukraine	Moscow
	Gorine 22' Iachine 29' Chugunov 33' Abianov 37'		Koridze 9' Mansurov 12' Melnikov 27' Kosenko 29' Morgunov 36'	Stadium: USH CSKA Attendance: 3000 Referee: A.Selikov, A.Shargaev

22 February 1999 EC 1999 (64)	Russia	3–3	Italy	Granada
	Gorine 13' Eremenko 20' 36'		Caleca 35' Quattrini 37' Rubei 39'	Stadium: Palacio de Deportes Referee: V.Pavich, P.Gauthier

23 February 1999 EC 1999 (65)	Russia	5–1	Belgium	Granada
	Belyi 18' Agafonov 28' Eremenko 38' 40' Alekberov 40'		Gessner 26'	Stadium: Palacio de Deportes Referee: A.Lastruchi, V.Pavich

25 February 1999 EC 1999 (66)	Portugal	1–3	Russia	Granada
	Zezito 30'		Eremenko 9' 23' Tkachuk 12'	Stadium: Palacio de Deportes Referee: V.Pavich, P.Galan

26 February 1999 EC 1999 (67)	Russia	9–6	Netherlands	Granada
	Gorine 3' Eremenko 8' 36' 36' 39' Markin 15' 22' Alekberov 21' Verizhnikov 25'		Grünholz 18' 34' Langenhuijsen 19' 32' 38' 40'	Stadium: Palacio de Deportes Referee: J.Tivold, P.Galan

26 February 1999 EC 1999 (68)	Russia	3–3 pen. 4–2	Spain	Granada
	Belyi 27' Alekberov 33' Eremenko 34'		Llorente 7' 35' Javi Sánchez 34'	Stadium: Palacio de Deportes Attendance: 7500 Referee: A.Lastruchi, M.van der Bekerom
	Penalties
	Gorine Verizhnikov Alekberov Eremenko		Ferreira Riquer Pato Joan

National student team edit

6th World University Futsal Championship 1998 in Braga, Portugal

Win Draw Loss

20 September 1998 Group C

Russia

11–3

Angola

Braga

21 September 1998 Group C

Russia

15–1

Poland

Braga

22 September 1998 Group C

Russia

3–2

Spain

Braga

24 September 1998 1/4 final

Russia

4–0

Hungary

Braga

25 September 1998 1/2 final

Russia

6–1

Brazil

Braga

26 September 1998 Final

Russia

2–3 (a.e.t.)

Ukraine

Braga

Intercontinental Futsal Cup edit

Win Draw Loss

14 October 1998	Dina Moscow	6–5	Atlético Pax de Minas	Moscow
				Attendance: 5800

15 October 1998	Dina Moscow	0–4	Atlético Pax de Minas	Moscow
				Attendance: 7000

16 October 1998	Dina Moscow	3–4	Atlético Pax de Minas	Moscow
				Attendance: 7800

Futsal European Clubs Championship edit

Win Draw Loss

4 May 1999 Group B	Dina Moscow	6–2	Orkan Zagreb	Moscow
				Attendance: 4200

6 May 1999 Group B	Dina Moscow	4–0	Lazio Calcio a 5	Moscow
				Attendance: 4500

8 May 1999 1/2 final	Dina Moscow	8–0	Mikeska Ostrava	Moscow
				Attendance: 6000

9 May 1999 Final	Dina Moscow	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Lazio Calcio a 5	Moscow
				Attendance: 7500

Top League edit

7th Russian futsal championship 1998/1999^[1]

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Dina Moskva (C)	30	28	2	0	195	50	+145	86
2	VIZ Yekaterinburg	30	23	2	5	124	62	+62	71
3	Minkas Moscow^[a]	30	21	5	4	151	85	+66	68
4	Zenit St. Petersburg (R)	30	18	5	7	117	59	+58	59	Disbanded after season
5	GKI-Gazprom Moscow	30	17	7	6	116	75	+41	58
6	Alfa Yekaterinburg^[b]	30	16	0	14	96	112	−16	48
7	TTG-Yava Yugorsk	30	12	9	9	85	76	+9	45
8	Atrium-UPI Yekaterinburg^[c]	30	12	3	15	85	115	−30	39
9	CSKA Moscow	30	9	7	14	77	107	−30	34
10	Fenix Chelyabinsk^[d]	30	8	8	14	81	103	−22	32
11	Zarya Yemelyanovo	30	10	1	19	64	111	−47	31
12	Norilsk^[e]	30	8	6	16	67	103	−36	30
13	Stroitel Novouralsk (R)	30	7	5	18	59	111	−52	26	Qualification to Relegation tournament
14	Saratov-SPZ (O)	30	7	3	20	71	105	−34	24	Qualification to Relegation tournament
15	Koil Kogalym (R)	30	6	6	18	59	101	−42	24	Relegation to First League
16	Krona Nizhny Novgorod (R)	30	3	2	25	26	99	−73	11	Relegation to First League

Source: [1]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) number of wins; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored
(C) Champions; (O) Play-off winners; (R) Relegated
Notes:

^ Renamed to Spartak Moscow
^ Replaced Uralmash-M before season
^ Renamed to UPI-SUMZ Yekaterinburg
^ Renamed to Chelyabinets Chelyabinsk
^ Renamed to Norilsk Nickel

Promotion tournament edit

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Promotion or relegation
1	Saratov-SPZ (P)	3	3	0	10	5	+5	9	Promotion to Top League
2	Privolzhanin Kazan (P)	3	2	1	10	5	+5	6	Promotion to Top League
3	Stroitel Novouralsk (R, P)	3	1	2	5	8	−3	3	Relegation to First League, but replaced Zenit in Top League
4	Chertanovo Moscow (R)	3	0	3	5	12	−7	0	Relegation to First League

Source: ^{[citation needed]}
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) number of wins; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored
(P) Promoted; (R) Relegated

National Cup edit

Final Four edit

Semifinals		Final



Dina Moskva	8

Zenit St. Petersburg	1
		Dina Moskva	4

		VIZ Yekaterinburg	0
VIZ Yekaterinburg (pen.)	2(4)

Minkas Moscow	2(2)
		Third place



		Zenit St. Petersburg	7

		Minkas Moscow	1

First League. Division A edit

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Vita Kemerovo (P)	32	27	3	2	190	75	+115	84	Promotion to Top League
2	Sibiryak Novosibirsk (P)	32	24	4	4	154	87	+67	76	Promotion to Top League
3	Privolzhanin Kazan (A)	32	23	4	5	159	81	+78	73	Qualification to Promotion tournament
4	Chertanovo Moscow (A)	32	21	5	6	146	72	+74	68	Qualification to Promotion tournament
5	Sportakademklub-AIF Moscow (R)	32	20	3	9	143	90	+53	63	Disbanded after season
6	Nika Lesosibirks	32	17	4	11	139	125	+14	55
7	Spartak Shchyolkovo	32	15	7	10	126	85	+41	52
8	Anzhi-Motors Makhachkala	32	16	3	13	147	115	+32	51
9	Olymp-VVUT Volsk	32	15	5	12	132	105	+27	50
10	Zarya Yakutsk	32	13	6	13	106	88	+18	45
11	Spartak Moscow (R)	32	13	3	16	104	122	−18	42	Disbanded after season
12	Energetik Kurchatov	32	12	6	14	158	136	+22	42
13	Seversk (R)	32	11	4	17	109	141	−32	37	Relegation to First League. Division B
14	Kitezh Nizhny Novgorod (R)	32	6	1	25	68	141	−73	19
15	Petrovskyi Zamok Moscow (R)	32	3	0	29	81	285	−204	9
16	Diana Zelenodolsk (R)	32	3	0	29	49	145	−96	9	Withdraw after 4th tour
17	Zvezda Minusinsk (R)	32	1	2	29	57	161	−104	5	Withdraw after 5th tour

Source: ^{[citation needed]}
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) number of wins; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored
(A) Advance to a further round; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated

First League. Division B edit

Women's League edit

7th Russian women futsal championship 1998/1999

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Lokomotiv Volgograd (C)	28	24	2	2	146	32	+114	74
2	Avrora St. Petersburg	28	24	2	2	151	24	+127	74
3	Chertanovo Moscow	28	18	4	6	82	39	+43	58
4	Snezhana Lyubertsy	28	12	4	12	95	57	+38	40
5	Vlada Vladimir	28	9	1	18	45	69	−24	28
6	Nika Moscow	28	8	2	18	58	131	−73	26
7	Volzhanka Saratov	28	6	1	21	42	160	−118	19
8	Viktoria Nizhny Novgorod Region	28	1	0	27	22	126	−104	3

Source: championat.com ^[2]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) number of wins; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored
(C) Champions

Women's National Cup edit

Semifinals		Final



Lokomotiv Volgograd	0

Avrora St. Petersburg	4
		Avrora St. Petersburg	2

		Chertanovo Moscow	1
Chertanovo Moscow	2

Snezhana Lyubertsy	0

References edit

^ VII Чемпионат России. Высшая лига 1998/99 (in Russian). www.cskamini.ru. Archived from the original on 9 October 2016. Retrieved 13 March 2016.
^ Чемпионат России-1998/99. Высшая лига (женщины) (in Russian). www.championat.com. Retrieved 19 March 2016.

[table_note_MKS0.6305621152886-2] Renamed to Spartak Moscow

[table_note_AYE0.6305621152886-3] Replaced Uralmash-M before season

[table_note_UPI0.6305621152886-4] Renamed to UPI-SUMZ Yekaterinburg

[table_note_FNX0.6305621152886-5] Renamed to Chelyabinets Chelyabinsk

[table_note_NOR0.6305621152886-6] Renamed to Norilsk Nickel

[1] VII Чемпионат России. Высшая лига 1998/99 (in Russian). www.cskamini.ru. Archived from the original on 9 October 2016. Retrieved 13 March 2016.

[7] Чемпионат России-1998/99. Высшая лига (женщины) (in Russian). www.championat.com. Retrieved 19 March 2016.

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