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3 July 2009
 Dynamo
Kyiv players continue to choose their squad numbers for the forthcoming
Premiership season. Thus, Dynamo forward Artem Milevskyy has been
handed the No 10 jersey following Ismaël Bangoura's move to Stade
Rennais FC, while Nigerian midfield player Ayila Yussuf has taken the
No 25 shirt previously worn by his fellow Artem Milevskyy.
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2 July 2009
 FC
Dynamo Kyiv striker Artem Kavets is likely to miss the start of next
Ukrainian Premier League season after undergoing surgery on a thigh
problem.
The 20-year-old was operated on Thursday in Munich and
will have to stay in hospital until Monday. Then, the forward will
return to Austria and fly back to Kyiv together with his team-mates.
Doctors estimate that the player will need a period of around two
months to recover. |
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1 July 2009
Dynamo – SPG Axams Goetzens – 9:0 (5:0).
Dynamo (first half): Shovkovskyy, Fachan, Almeida, Khacheridi, Yarmolenko, Ghioane, Husyev, Corrêa, Ninković, Kravchenko, Zozulya.
Dynamo (second half): Bogush, Yarmolenko, Almeida, Khacheridi, Betão, Vukojević, Eremenko, Aliyev, Husyev (Ninković, 67), Guilherme , Milevskyy.
Goals: Kravchenko (14, 16), Corrêa (22, 27, on pen), Ninković (36), Guilherme (48, 79), Aliyev (52, 54, on pen).
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1 July 2009
 FC
Dynamo Kyiv will play three friendly matches during their pre-season
training camp in Austria. The first warm-up game with local side SPG
Axams Goetzens will take place in Axams at the Ruifach-Stadion on
Wednesday 1st July, kicking-off at 19.30 (Kyiv time).
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 Ukraine and Croatia battled out a 2-2 draw in a 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifier on Saturday. The
Croats took an early lead at the Maksimir Stadium after just two
minutes through Mladen Petric, who tapped in a rebound off goalkeeper
Andriy Pyatov. Ukraine's Andriy Shevchenko restored parity within 11
minutes but was later substituted after picking up an injury. Soon
after the interval Shakhtar Donetsk’s Oleksiy Gai put Ukraine ahead,
when Sergiy Nazarenko crossed the ball to the near post for Oleksiy to
head home under the bar. However, Tottenham's Modric brought his side
back on level terms, driving into the penalty box from the left before
clipping in a low cross which deflected off Dmitry Chigrinsky and
looped into the net. The hosts kept on pressing in the closing stages
but were unlucky to see Petric and Modric hit the frame of the goal. The
result leaves Croatia second in Group 6 w
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Dynamo-2 were beaten 2-0 by FC Enerhetyk on Monday, with both
first-half goals coming from midfielder Serhiy Chapko. The player was
twice on target from the penalty spot to give his side an important
victory. That defeat ended Dynamo's three-match winning streak.
However, despite failing to score goals, the young players produced
some good attacking moves during the match. Division 2. Round 33
Enerhetyk - Dynamo-2 - 2:0 (2:0).
Dynamo-2:
Poshtarenko, Lyulka, Partsvaniya, Lohynov, Malyn (Morozenko, 46),
Kushnirov, Korkyshko, Petrov, Harmash, Rybalka, Shevchuk (Chepilov,
65).
Goals: Chapko (7, 32, both on penalty).  
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Ukraine and Croatia battled out a 2-2 draw in a 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifier on Saturday. The
Croats took an early lead at the Maksimir Stadium after just two
minutes through Mladen Petric, who tapped in a rebound off goalkeeper
Andriy Pyatov. Ukraine's Andriy Shevchenko restored parity within 11
minutes but was later substituted after picking up an injury. Soon
after the interval Shakhtar Donetsk’s Oleksiy Gai put Ukraine ahead,
when Sergiy Nazarenko crossed the ball to the near post for Oleksiy to
head home under the bar. However, Tottenham's Modric brought his side
back on level terms, driving into the penalty box from the left before
clipping in a low cross which deflected off Dmitry Chigrinsky and
looped into the net. The hosts kept on pressing in the closing stages
but were unlucky to see Petric and Modric hit the frame of the goal. The
result leaves Croatia second in Group 6 with 11 points after six games,
seven points behind England. Ukraine, meanwhile, is in fo
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FC Dynamo Kyiv have played fifty-three matches in the 2008/2009 season.
In all, ninety-seven yellow cards and three red cards were shown to
Dynamo players. Moroccan midfield player Badr El Kaddouri has collected the highest number of bookings. His 14 yellow cards put him into top spot. Ukrainian forward Artem Milevskyy has the next highest total of bookings (11 yellow and one red). Another wrongdoer, Oleksandr Aliyev has picked up one red and 10 yellow cards, just one fewer that his team partner Milevskyy.  |
Ukraine’s national team have lost Dynamo midfield player Oleksandr Aliyev
for the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches after the Ukrainian
international suffered an ankle injury in training yesterday. The
24-year-old half-back will be in plaster for the next two weeks and
will therefore miss the World Cup qualifiers against Croatia (6 June)
and Kazakhstan (10 June). According to national team doctor, Oleksandr
will be able to resume training in three weeks.  |
According to the Club World Ranking published by the International
Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS) in June, FC
Dynamo Kyiv remain seventh in the list, with another Ukrainian club FC
Shakhtar Donetsk one place higher. FC Barcelona and Manchester
United FC, the two UEFA Champions league finalists, lead the Ranking
and are followed by three English football clubs - Chelsea, Liverpool
and Arsenal. Positions are calculated on domestic and
European/Confederation club results. Club World Ranking 1 (2). FC Barcelona (Spain) – 315
1 (1). Manchester United FC (England) – 315
3 (3). Chelsea FC (London, England) – 276
4 (6). Liverpool FC (England) – 248
5 (5). Arsenal FC (London, England) – 247
6 (10). FC Shakhtar (Donetsk, Ukraine) – 245,5
7 (7). FC DYNAMO (KYIV, UKRAINE) – 234,5
8 (11). Estudiantes (La Plata, Argentina) – 232
9 (8). Hamburger SV (Germany) – 228
10 (16). Grêmio (Porto Alegre, Brazil) – 222 ![]()
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