Russia national football B team

 Russia

Nickname(s)	Vtoraya sbornaya
Association	Russian Football Union
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Vacant
First colours Second colours

The Russia national football B team, also known as the Russia-2 national football team (Russian: Сборная команда Россия-2),^[1] is a secondary team for Russia in association football. The team is controlled by the Russian Football Union. It was founded in 2011.^[2] In late 2012, after Sergei Fursenko was replaced by Nikolai Tolstykh as the president of the Russian Football Union, the team was dismantled, at least for the immediate future.^[3]

Results

Date	Venue	Opponent	Result	Notes
10 Aug 2011	Lokomotiv Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod	Russia U-21	2–1	Friendly
05 Sep 2011	Dynamo Stadium, Bryansk	Belarus U-23	0–0	Friendly
10 Oct 2011	Traktar Stadium, Minsk	Belarus U-23	3–2	Friendly
12 Nov 2011	Akhmat-Arena, Grozny	Lithuania	2–0	Friendly
15 Aug 2012	KAMAZ Stadium, Naberezhnye Chelny	Belgium U-19	4–0	Friendly
09 Sep 2012	Olimp-2, Rostov-on-Don	Turkey A2	4–1	Friendly

Last squad

This is the squad called up for a friendly game on 9 September 2012 against Turkey A2.^[4][5]

Caps and goals correct as of 9 September 2012 after the Turkey A2 game.

0#0	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Aleksandr Belenov	13 September 1986	1	0	Kuban
12	GK	Sergei Pesyakov	16 December 1988	2	0	Spartak Moscow
2	DF	Vitali Dyakov	31 January 1989	2	0	Rostov
3	DF	Inal Getigezhev	23 May 1987	3	0	Rubin Kazan
5	DF	Vladimir Rykov	13 November 1987	1	1	Torpedo Moscow
6	DF	Vladimir Granat	22 May 1987	4	0	Dynamo Moscow
13	DF	Vladimir Khozin	3 July 1989	1	0	Ural
14	DF	Viktor Vasin	6 October 1988	2	0	Mordovia Saransk
4	MF	Sergey Belousov	4 May 1990	2	0	Rostov
7	MF	Georgy Gabulov	4 September 1988	1	0	Krylya Sovetov
15	MF	Vladislav Ignatyev	20 January 1987	2	1	Kuban
10	MF	Aleksei Ionov	18 February 1989	5	4	Dynamo Moscow
18	MF	Vladislav Kulik	27 February 1985	2	0	Kuban
19	MF	Dmitri Malyaka	15 January 1990	1	0	Rostov
20	MF	Aleksandr Sapeta	28 June 1989	5	1	Dynamo Moscow
8	FW	Kirill Pogrebnyak	27 June 1992	0	0	Tom
8	FW	Vladimir Dyadyun	12 July 1988	2	1	Rubin Kazan
8	FW	Kirill Panchenko	16 October 1989	2	2	CSKA Moscow
9	FW	Dmitry Poloz	12 July 1991	1	0	Rostov
17	FW	Aleksei Sapogov	2 April 1988	1	1	Volga
18	FW	Nikita Burmistrov	6 July 1989	1	0	Krasnodar

Previous call-ups

These players have been called up for the team in the last 12 months.

Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club	Latest call-up
GK	Dmitry Abakumov	8 July 1989	0	0	Mordovia	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
GK	Yevgeny Pomazan	31 January 1989	2	0	Anzhi	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
DF	Roman Bugayev	11 February 1989	2	0	Kuban	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
DF	Ali Gadzhibekov	6 August 1989	5	0	Anzhi	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
DF	Igor Smolnikov	8 August 1988	1	0	Zenit Saint-Petersburg	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
MF	Nikita Bezlikhotnov	19 August 1990	1	0	Torpedo Moscow	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
MF	Ivan Temnikov	28 January 1989	1	0	Rubin	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
MF	Denis Tkachuk	2 July 1989	1	0	Salyut	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
MF	Artur Yusupov	1 September 1989	3	0	Dynamo Moscow	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19
FW	Aleksandr Prudnikov	24 February 1989	3	1	Dynamo Moscow	15 August 2012, vs. Belgium U-19

Managers

• Yuri Krasnozhan (4 July 2011^[6] – 26 Oct 2012^[7])

References

1. Russian Football Union (Russian)
2. Russia Today
3. Генеральный менеджер второй сборной России: Красножан "перелопатил" сотню кандидатов (in Russian). Sovetsky Sport. 31 October 2012.
4. "Состав Второй сборной на матч с Турцией". Russian Football Union. 31 August 2012.
5. "Играем с Турцией, готовимся к Италии". Russian Football Union. 8 September 2012.
6. Вторую сборную возглавил Красножан
7. Вторая сборная России по футболу прекратит существование

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