UKRAINE

Teams are listed with their current name (highlighted in yellow) or with the last name before their disappearance (highlighted in green). Any previous name with which the team has participated in European competitions is shown in parentheses.

UKR01 - FK CHORNOMORETS ODESA (Chernomorets Odessa) (USR02)

1958 Chernomorets Odessa, 1989 FK Chernomorets Odessa, 1991 FK Chornomorets Odesa (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Stadion Chornomorets; colours: dark blue.

UKR02 - FK DYNAMO KYIV (Dinamo Kiev) (USR04)

1927 Dinamo Kiev, 1989 FK Dinamo Kiev, 1991 FK Dynamo Kyiv (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: NSK Olimpiyskyi; colours: white-blue.

UKR03 - FK DNIPRO (FK Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk) (Dnepr Dnepropetrovsk) (USR08)

1936 Stal Dnepropetrovsk, 1949 Metallurg Dnepropetrovsk, 1962 Dnepr Dnepropetrovsk, 1989 FK Dnepr Dnepropetrovsk, 1991 FK Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk, 2016 FK Dnipro, 2019 dissolved (in the USSR League until 1991); ground: Dnipro Arena; colours: blue.

UKR04 - FK KARPATY LVIV (Karpaty Lvov) (USR09)

1963 Karpaty Lvov, 1982 SKA Karpaty Lvov ( + SKA Lvov), 1989 dissolved and re-formed as SKA Karpaty and SK Karpaty, 1990 SKA Karpaty dissolved, 1991 FK Karpaty Lviv (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 2^nd level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Stadion Ukraina; colours: green-white.

UKR05 - SC TAVRIYA SYMFEROPOL (FK Tavriya Symferopol)

1958 Avangard, 1963 Tavriya, 1990 FK Tavriya, 2006 SK (Sportovnyi Klub) Tavriya, 2014 dissolved, 2015 re-formed as SC Tavriya, 2020 (+ FK Tavriya Novotroitske), 2022 dissolved (in the USSR League until 1991); ground: Mashinobudivnyk (Beryslav); colours: deep red-blue-white.

UKR06 - FK SHAKHTAR DONETSK (Shakhtyor Donetsk) (USR12)

1936 Ugolschiki Stalino, 1936 Stakhanovets Stalino, 1947 Shakhtyor Stalino, 1961 Shakhtyor Donetsk, 1989 FK Shakhtyor, 1991 FK Shakhtar (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Natsionalniy Sportivniy Kompleks Olympyvskiy (Kyiv); colours: orange-black.

UKR07 - FK NYVA VINNYTSYA

1958 Lokomotiv, 1979 Niva, 1999 FK Vinnytsya, 2003 FK Niva, 2006 FK Nyva-Svitanok, 2008 FK Nyva, 2012 dissolved, 2015 re-formed as FK Niva-V, 2016 FK Niva (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 3^rd level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Sportkompleks Niva; colours: white-green.

UKR08 - FK VORSKLA POLTAVA

1987 FK Vorskla, 2003 FK Vorskla-Naftohaz, 2005 FK Vorskla (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Stadion Vorskla im. Oleksiya Butovskogo; colours: white-green.

UKR09 – FK ARSENAL KYIV

1936 CSKA, 1994 CSKA Borisfen (+ FK Borisfen Boryspil), 1996 FK CSKA, 2002 FK Arsenal, 2013 dissolved and re-formed as FK Arsenal, 2019 dissolved (in the USSR League until 1991); ground: Stadion Kolos; colours: red-white.

UKR10 – FK KRYVBAS KRYVYI RIH

1959 Metalurg Kryvoi Rog, 1966 Kryvbas Kryvoi Rog, 1992 FK Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih, 2013 dissolved (in the USSR League until 1991); ground: Metalurh; colours: red-white.

UKR11 – FK METALURH DONETSK

1995 FK Metalurh, 2015 dissolved; ground: Stadion Metalurh; colours: blue-white.

UKR12 – FK METALURH ZAPORIZHZHIA

1931 Metalurg Zaporozhe, 1990 FK Metalurg Zaporozhe, 1992 FK Metalurh Zaporizhzhya, 2016 dissolved and re-formed as Rosso-Nero Zaporizhzhia, 2016 FK Metalurh, 2018 dissolved (in the USSR League until 1991); ground: UTB Metalurh; colours: red-black-yellow.

UKR13 – FK MARIUPOL (FK Illychiovets)

1994 FK Metalurh, 2003 FK Illychiovets, 2017 FK Mariupol, 2022 dissolved; ground: Stadion im. Volodymyra Boyka; colours: white-blue.

UKR14 – FK METALIST KHARKIV (Metalist Kharkov) (USR10)

1944 SK Lokomotiv (Selmash + Spartak) Kharkov, 1956 SK Avangard Kharkov, 1967 SK Metallist Kharkov, 1990 FK Metallist, Kharkov, 1991 FK Metalist Kharkiv, 2016 dissolved, 2019 re-formed as FK Metal Kharkiv, 2021 FK Metalist Kharkiv (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 2^nd level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Oblasny Sport Komplex Metalist; colours: yellow.

UKR15 – FK ZORYA LUHANSK (USR15)

1923 Metallist Lugansk, 1936 Dzerzhinets Voroshilovgrad, 1948 Trudovye rezervy Voroshilovgrad, 1958 Trudovye rezervy Lugansk, 1964 Zarya Lugansk, 1970 Zarya Voroshilovgrad, 1990 FK Zarya Lugansk, 1991 FK Zorya Luhansk, 1992 Zorya-MALS, 1996 FK Zorya (in the USSR League until 1991); at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Slavutych-Arena (Zaporizhzhya); colours: black-white.

UKR16 – FK OLEKSANDRIIA

1990 FK Polihraftekhnika Oleksandriya, 2003 FK Oleksandriia, 2006 PFK Oleksandriia, 2014 FK Oleksandriia (+UkrAhromKom Holokivka), at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Stadion KSK Nika; black-yellow.

UKR17 – FK OLIMPIK DONETSK

2001 FK Olimpik, 2021 dissolved; ground: Stadion Dynamo im. Valeriya Lobanovskgo (Kyiv); colours: white.

UKR18 – FK DESNA CHERNIHIV

1960 Avanhard , 1961 Desna, 1970 dissolved, 1977 re-formed as Desna, 1992 FK Desna, 2022 no activity (in the USSR League until 1991); ground: Derzhavne Pidpriemstvo Olimpiyskiy Navchalno-Sportivniy Tsentr Chernigiv; colours: light blue-white.

UKR19 – FK KOLOS KOVALIVKA

2012 FK Kolos; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Stadion Kolos; colours: black-white.

UKR20 – SK DNIPRO-1

2017 SK Dnipro-1; at the 1^st level in the 2023/24 season; ground: Dnipro Arena; colours: light blue-dark blue.

The United Nations recommended system was approved in 2012, based on the rules for romanization of the Ukrainian geographical names adopted on January 27, 2010 by the Ukrainian Government. The BGN/PCGN system will continue to be used instead for the romanization of the names of the clubs if different from the name of the city / locality.

(Checked for validity and accuracy February 2022)

The choice of considering a club dissolved or existing under another name (sometimes due to mergers) can often be difficult to evaluate. The choises made are therefore mine, based on the data I was able to collect.