Viktor Matviyenko

Viktor Matviyenko
Personal information
Viktor Matviyenko in 1975
Full name	Viktor Antonovych Matviyenko
Date of birth	(1948-11-09) 9 November 1948
Place of birth	Zaporizhia, USSR
Playing position	Defender
Youth career
	FC Metalurh Zaporizhya
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1966–1967	FC Metalurh Zaporizhya
1968–1969	SKA Odessa
1970	FC Metalurh Zaporizhya
1970–1977	FC Dynamo Kyiv
1978	FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk
National team
1971–1972	USSR	21	(0)
Teams managed
1979	Avanhard Rivne (assistant)
1980–1982	Avanhard Rivne
1985	Avanhard Rivne
1991–1992	Orlęta Łuków (Poland)
1993	FC Podillya Khmelnytskyi
1993	FC Torpedo Zaporizhia
1994	FC Bukovyna Chernivtsi
1995	CS Tiligul-Tiras Tiraspol
1996–1997	FC Torpedo Zaporizhia
1998	FC Dustlik
2001–2002	FC Stal Alchevsk (assistant)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Olympic medal record
Competitor for Soviet Union
Men’s Football
	1976 Montreal	Team competition

Viktor Antonovych Matviyenko (Ukrainian: Віктор Антонович Матвієнко; born 9 November 1948 in Zaporizhia) is a former Soviet footballer and a current Ukrainian coach.

Honours

Soviet Top League winner: 1971, 1974, 1975, 1977.
Soviet Cup winner: 1974.
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner: 1975.
UEFA Super Cup winner: 1975.
Olympic bronze: 1976.

International career

He earned 21 caps for the USSR national football team, and participated in UEFA Euro 1972. He also won a bronze medal in football at the 1976 Summer Olympics.

External links

Profile (Russian)

Soviet Union squad – UEFA Euro 1972 Runners-up

GK Pilguy GK Rudakov DF Abramov DF Dzodzuashvili DF Istomin DF Kaplychnyi DF Matviyenko DF Troshkin MF Baidachny MF Dolmatov MF Khurtsilava (c) MF Kolotov MF Konkov MF Muntyan FW Banishevskiy FW Kozynkevych FW Nodia FW Onyshchenko Coach: Ponomarev

Soviet Union squad – 1976 Summer Olympics Bronze Medalists

1 Astapovsky 2 Kon'kov 3 Matviyenko 4 Fomenko 5 Reshko 6 Troshkin 7 Kipiani 8 Onyshchenko 9 Kolotov 10 Veremeyev 11 Blokhin 12 Buryak 13 Fyodorov 14 Minayev 15 Zvyahintsev 16 Nazarenko 17 Prokhorov Coach: Lobanovsky

FC Veres Rivne – managers

Shchehotskyi (1957)
Popovych (1961)
Shchehotskyi (1966)
Pestov (1971–72)
Mikhalev (1973)
Lukashenko (1974–76)
Tugarin (1977)
Matviyenko (1980–82)
Troshkin (1983–84)
Matviyenko (1985)
Polishchuk (1987–88)
Volkov (1989)
Pokora (1989–91)
Nosov (1991–92)
Kurilov (1992)
Dunets (1993–94)
Kobyletskyi (1994)
Fomenko (1994)
Kobyletskyi (1994–95)
Bal (1995)
Krasnetskyi (1995)
Vusatyi (1995–96)
Kobyletskyi (1996–97)
Yatsyuk (1997–99)
Silvay (1999)
Kobyletskyi (1999)
Silvay (1999–2000)
Shalamay (2000–03)
Silvay (2003^c)
Sondey (2004)
Ivanchov (2004–05)
Laba (2005)
Shengelia (2006)
Stashko (2006^c)
Volkov (2006)
Silvay (2006^c)
Kovanda (2007–08)
Filin (2008–09)
Kovtun (2009–10)

FC Podillya Khmelnytskyi – managers

Lemeshko (1960–66)
Holyakov (1967)
Lemeshko (1968–70)
Usenko (1971–72)
Livshyts (1973)
Avanesov (1974)
Kuznetsov (1975)
Sarkisov (1976–78)
Onys'ko (1978–80)
Morhovskyi (1980)
Weinberg (1981)
Honcharov (1982)
Ishchenko (1982)
Biba (1983–84)
Kozerenko (1984)
Pershyn (1985)
Ishchenko (1985)
Sekech (1986–87)
Markevych (1988–89)
Sekech (1989–90)
Ishchuk (1990)
Ishchenko (1991–92)
Hrynevych (1992)
Avanesov (1992)
Matviyenko (1993)
Lemeshko (1993^c)
Vusatyi (1993–94)
Dunets (1994)
Stryzhevskyi (1994–95)
Markevych (1995)
Lemeshchenko (1995)
Bulhakov (1996)
Sendel (1996)
Kvartsyanyi (1997)
Krokhan (1997^c)
Avanesov (1998–99)
Blavatskyi (1999)
Kvartsyanyi (2000)
Muravskyi (2000–02)
Radenko (2002)
Batalov (2003–04)
Muravskyi (2004^c)
Mandrychenko (2004)
Kucherenko (2005–06)
Vysotskyi (2007)
Blavatskyi (2007–08)
Bobylyak (2008^c)

FC Torpedo Zaporizhya – managers

Vul (1984–87) Gurzheyev (1987–88) Betsa (1989) Lemeshko (1989–93) Matviyenko (1993) Nadein (1994–97) Cherednyk (1997^c) Matviyenko (1997–98) Pershyn (1998^c) Koltun (1998–99) Yarovenko (1999) Bondarenko (1999^c) Pohodin (1999) Nadein (2000–02) Rozenko (2002–03)

FC Bukovyna Chernivtsi – managers

Lifshyts (1960)
Savytskyi (1961–62)
Dashkov (1962)
Sobolev (1963–64)
Korsunskyi (1964–66)
Lebedyev (1967–68)
Mykhalyna (1969–70)
Suchkov (1971)
Kanevskyi (1972)
Pavlenko (1972–73)
Medvid (1973–74)
Molotay (1974–76)
Lerman (1976–79)
Rassykhin (1979–80)
Pavlenko (1981–85)
Rassykhin (1986)
Shkolnykov (1987–92)
Pavlenko (1992–94)
Matviyenko (1994)
Pavlenko (1994^c)
Stasyshyn (1994)
Shkolnykov (1995–96)
Bohuslavskyi (1996–97)
Lakhnyuk (1997–98)
Hiy (1999–2002)
Shelepnytskyi (2002–03)
Shelepnytskyi & Kraft (2003)
Shelepnytskyi (2004–07)
Mhlynets (2007–09)
Trubachov (2009)
Yezhakov (2010)
Zayats (2010^c)
Zayats (2010–13)
Hiy (2013–15)
Humenyuk (2015–)

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