Fc Rustavi

FC Rustavi is a Georgian football club based in the city of Rustavi, which currently takes part in Erovnuli Liga 2.

FC Rustavi
Full nameFootball Club Rustavi
Founded2015 (2015)
GroundTeknikuri centri, Rustavi
Capacity1,000
ChairmanBadri Machavariani
ManagerArmaz Jeladze
LeagueErovnuli Liga 2
20219th

Founded in 2015, it is one of the youngest participants of the Georgian football leagues.

The team has spent two seasons in the first division.

History

FC Rustavi have had no legal connections with any of the football clubs previously existing in the city. As a new team, it was established on 3 July 2015 by football managers Badri Machavariani and Levan Silagadze.[1]

League performance

In the same year Rustavi debuted in the second division and achieved a modest goal of retaining a place in it by finishing in midtable.[2]

Contrary to expectations, in 2016 they emerged among the favourites, managed to prevail in the promotion contest and under manager Varlam Kilasonia won the league. However, due to the season being transitional to the spring-autumn system, no team was promoted.

Despite a poor start in 2017 the club drastically improved and with a ten-match winning run claimed the first place with an automatic promotion to the first tier.[3]

Rustavi signed some experienced players such as Nukri Revishvili, Mamuka Kobakhidze and Otar Martsvaladze and in the very first game in Erovnuli Liga obtained three points at Dinamo Tbilisi. Frequent changes of the squad throughout the season did not contribute to stable results and finally the team finished in the 7th place.[4]

For most of the regular season in 2019 the club was struggling. Eventually, Rustavi could remain in the league in case of play-off victory over Telavi, but they were defeated in both games.[5]

Back in Liga 2 the next season Rustavi joined the promotion battle and remained in a play-off range until the last game. However, the results of the final matchday turned out unfavourable. Yet, in this season Rustavi recorded their biggest win 10–0.[6]

Georgian Cup

Rustavi have twice reached the quarterfinal stage of this competition.

As a low league side, they came close to the sensation during the game against Dinamo Tbilisi in 2017. After a goalless draw in regular and extra times the winner was determined on penalties.[7]

The same scenario unfolded two years later when Rustavi's Cup campaign was stopped by Torpedo Kutaisi.[8]

Squad

As of 7 August 2021[9]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  GEO Soso Kardava
2 DF  GEO Davit Kapanadze
3 DF  GEO Goga Gogoladze
4 DF  GEO Zurab Chavchanidze
5 DF  GEO Giga Samkharadze
6 DF  GEO Shalva Maghaldadze
8 MF  GEO Davit Sitchinava
9 DF  GEO Giorgi Tsertsvadze
10 MF  GEO Paata Kiteishvili
11 MF  GEO Gaga Kukhianidze
12 MF  GEO Giorgi Kurmashvili
13 DF  GEO Giorgi Gotsadze
14 FW  GEO Giorgi Labadze
15 DF  GEO Saba Nadiradze
No. Pos. Nation Player
16 FW  AUT Werner Christiner
17 MF  GEO Giorgi Kiknadze
18 DF  GEO Giorgi Samadashvili
19 DF  GEO Beka Kharshiladze
20 FW  GEO Saba Zazikashvili
22 FW  RUS Alan Mistulov
23 MF  GEO Nika Bostoganashvili
24 MF  GEO Goga Zarnadze
25 GK  GEO Beka Aladashvili
26 DF  GEO Vasil Kisievi
28 MF  GEO Aleksandre Jeladze
30 MF  GEO Bachana Chekurishvili
33 MF  FRA Tarek Zoubir
40 MF  GEO Giorgi Beridze

Seasons

SeasonDivPosNotesTop goalscorerCup
2015/162nd9th (18)Zviad Metreveli, Zaza Tsitskishvili - 6Round of 32
20162nd1st (9)White GroupData Sitchinava - 12Preliminary round
20172nd1st (10)PromotedData Sitchinava - 30Quarterfinals
20181st7th (10)B.Kavtaradze, Z.Tsitskishvili, O.Martsvaladze - 4Round of 16
20191st8th (10)RelegatedBeka Kavtaradze - 8Quarterfinals
20202nd4th (10)Toma Tabatadze - 13Round of 32
20212nd9th (10)Paata Kiteishvili - 12Round of 32

Managers

The current manager has previously trained several teams, including Sioni Bolnisi and Metalurgi Rustavi. He took charge of Rustavi on 3 August 2021.[10]

Other teams

Rustavi also have a reserve team, which competes in Regionuli Liga.[11] They play their home games at Poladi stadium.

References

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