Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 05/10 18:00 8 Dnepr Mogilev v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 05/17 16:00 9 FK Minsk v FK Vitebsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 05/24 16:00 10 Isloch v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 05/30 16:00 11 FK Minsk v FK Šachtër Soligorsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 06/14 16:00 12 Slavia Mozyr v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 06/21 16:00 13 FK Minsk v FK Arsenal Dzjaržynsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 06/28 16:00 14 FC Slutsk v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 07/05 16:00 15 FK Minsk v FK Neman Grodno - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 08/02 16:00 16 FK BATE Borisov v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 08/09 16:00 17 FK Dinamo Minsk v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 08/16 16:00 18 FK Minsk v FK Smorgoň - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 08/23 16:00 19 FK Minsk v FK Dinamo Brest - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 08/30 16:00 20 Naftan Novopolotsk v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 09/13 16:00 21 FK Minsk v FK Gomel - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 09/20 16:00 22 FK Torpedo Žodino v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 09/27 16:00 23 FK Minsk v Dnepr Mogilev - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 10/04 16:00 24 FK Vitebsk v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 10/18 16:00 25 FK Minsk v Isloch - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 10/25 16:00 26 FK Šachtër Soligorsk v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 11/01 16:00 27 FK Minsk v Slavia Mozyr - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 11/08 16:00 28 FK Arsenal Dzjaržynsk v FK Minsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 11/23 16:00 29 FK Minsk v FC Slutsk - View
Bělorusko - Vysšaja Liga 11/30 16:00 30 FK Neman Grodno v FK Minsk - View

Wikipedia - FC Minsk

FC Minsk (Belarusian: ФК Мінск) is a Belarusian professional football club based in Minsk. They play in the Belarusian Premier League, the highest tier of Belarusian football. Their colours are red and navy blue.

History

The club was established in 2006 and was based on the Belarusian First League club Smena Minsk. FC Minsk took over Smena's license and was able to start immediately operating in the Belarusian First League without having to first play in the Second League, the third tier in Belarus. In the club's inaugural season in the First League, they were able to finish in first place guaranteeing them promotion to the Belarusian Premier League.

In their top tier debut season, FC Minsk showed weak performances and were relegated at end of 2007, but they managed to bounce straight back the following year with a dominant campaign in the Belarusian First League scoring 72 goals and failing to win in only 3 of the 26 games. 2008 therefore saw them once again competing in the Belarusian Premier League where they have remained ever since.

A 3rd-placed finish in 2010 saw FC Minsk embark on their first ever European campaign in the 2011–12 UEFA Europa League. In the first qualifying round, they were pitched against AZAL Baku of Azerbaijan and managed a 3–2 aggregate win over two legs. The second qualifying round saw them drawn against Gaziantepspor of Turkey. After a 1–1 draw at home, the away fixture in Gaziantep saw the Turkish side win 4–1 as the tie finished 5–2 on aggregate in favour of Gaziantepspor.

In 2013, FC Minsk changed their club crest for the current one. The same year they have qualified for the second qualifying round of the 2013–14 UEFA Europa League by winning Belarusian Cup. This campaign was more successful as Minsk first eliminated Valletta of Malta 3–1 on aggregate before beating the Scottish team St. Johnstone in the third qualifying round. After losing 0–1 at home, FC Minsk managed to win 1–0 in Perth and prevailed in penalty shootout 3–2, advancing to the play-offs, where they have lost to Standard Liège of Belgium 5–1 on aggregate.

Club crest

Upon their formation in 2006, FC Minsk adopted a simple white and blue crest which they kept for 7 years until 2013. In 2013, they changed their crest to the current red and navy blue.

Crest of FC Minsk (2006–2013)
Fotbalový klub FK Minsk je běloruský fotbalový klub sídlící ve městě Minsk. Byl založen v roce 1954 a své domácí zápasy hraje na stadionu FK Minsk.

FK Minsk je jedním z nejúspěšnějších klubů v Bělorusku. Vyhrál dvakrát mistrovský titul (1982, 2003), čtyřikrát běloruský pohár (1985, 1992, 2003, 2013) a jednou běloruský superpohár (2014).

V evropských pohárech se FK Minsk představil několikrát, ale nikdy nedosáhl výraznějšího úspěchu. V sezoně 2004/05 se probojoval do druhého kola Poháru UEFA, kde vypadl s rakouským klubem Rapid Vídeň.

Současným trenérem FK Minsk je Vadim Boyko. V kádru týmu působí řada zkušených hráčů, jako jsou brankář Aleksandr Gutor, obránce Pavel Karpovič a útočník Maxim Skavysh.