Pantery Uman

Football club
Pantery Uman
Founded2014
GroundCentral Stadium (Tsentralnyi stadion), Uman
Capacity7,552
LeagueUkrainian Women's League

WFC Pantery Uman (Ukrainian: ЖФК «Пантери») is a Ukrainian women's football club from Uman.

History

Founded in 2014 as a local sports school in Uman DYuSSh-1 and competed for as a farm club of Yatran from Uman suburb of Berestivets. The football team was named as Pantery (Panthers). The team made its debut in the Ukrainian second tier competitions (First League) in 2014 and won the season's title.

After winning the First League, it was admitted to the Ukrainian top league as an independent club in 2015. In 2017 a 16-year-old player of Pantery Liliya Mospan gave an interview about her club and football in general.[1]

Head coaches

  • Yuriy Derenyuk

References

  1. ^ Королеви футболу: як уманські дівчата підкорюють світ. vch-uman.in.ua. 24 April 2017

External links

  • Profile. UEFA.com.
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Top League clubs
  • Vorskla Poltava (3)
  • Dynamo Kyiv (1)
  • Ateks Kyiv
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  • Ladomyr Volodymyr
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