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BELARUS 2nd level alltimetable 1991/92-2023

The table is compiled from reliable sources. Thanks to Lars Aarhus of the RSSSF for providing information previously missing. I have tried to write the teamnames in the Belorussian language,  however I am pretty sure there are some mistakes nevertheless. Thanks to Edward Sorsher, Mike  Dryomin and Michael Dean Raney of the RSSSF. You are free to copy this document in non-commercial  circumstances but please state the source, i.e. Clas Glenning.

Polesye Kozinki Mazyr = Polesye Mazyr region.

Zmena Mensk could be (and probably are) an amalgamation between Luch Mensk and Orbita Mensk.

FK Mensk are an amalgamation between Zmena Mensk and Tarpeda-SKA Mensk.

FK Mazyr-ZLin are a merger of Slavia Mazyr and ZLin Homel.

Retjytsa-2014 prev. Vedrych-97. NFK Minsk prev. Krumkachy.

A play-off match played in the 1991/92 season to decide the winner of 2nd level: Dinamo-2 Mensk vs. Sjinnik Babruisk 3-0, is counted in the table above.

A play-off match played in the 2003 season to decide the winner of 2nd level: Lyakamatyu Vitsebsk vs. MTZ-RIPA Mensk 2-1, is counted in the table above.

BelShyna had three points deducted for breaking championship regulations during the 2007-season. Two more losses than wins and overall goal difference of -6 in the 2007-season due to award Khvalya-Zorka in round 16 (the game Khvalya vs. Zorka BDU awarded 0-3 against both).

2012: Klechesk Kletsk had to withdraw before the season because of financial difficulties. 2012: FK Rudzensk had seven points deducted.

2016: Dnyapro-Transmash Mahilyou had one point deducted. 2017: Luch (10), Hranit (6) and BelShyna (2) had points deducted.

2018: Hranit had one point deducted.

2020: Points deducted: FK Homel 6, Naftan 15, FK Lida 3, Khimik Svetlahorsk 9 and FK Orsha 3.

Name changes

After the 1991/92 season: Dynama-2 Mensk to Belarus Mensk (but the team have only played at second level under the name of Dynama-2 Mensk) SKIF-RSVSM Mensk to AFViS-RSHVSM Mensk Niva Samakhvalavichy to Niva-Trudovye Rezervy Samakhvalavichy Homselmash Homel to ZLIN Homel Kolos Usce to Kolos-Stroitel Usce

After the 1992/93 season: Niva-Trudovye Rezervy Samokhvalovichi to Santanas Samokhvalovichi Albertin Slonim to KPF Slonim

After the 1993/94 season: Selmash Mahiljou to Transmash Mahilyou KIM-2 Vitsebsk to Kimovets Vitsebsk

After the 1995 season: KPF Slonim to Kamunalnik Slonim

After the 1996 season: Maxim-Legmash Orsha to FC Orsha Stroitel Bereza to FC Bereza Obuvschik Lida to FC Lida Kommunalnik Pinsk to Pinsk-900 Pinsk Khimik Svetlahorsk to Kamunalnik Svetlahorsk Fomalgaut Barysau to BATE Barysau Stankostroitel Smorhon to FK Smorhon (not sure of the year)

After the 1997 season: Dnepr Rahachou to FC Rahachou Kardan Flayers Hrodna to Belcard Hrodna

After the 1998 season: Veyno Mahilyou to Veyno-Dnepr Mahilyou Dinamo-Energogaz Vitsebsk to Vitbich-Dinamo-Energo Vitsebsk FC Bereza to Keramik Bereza Polesye Mazyr to Polesye Kozinki Mazyr

After the 1999 season: Kamunalnik Svetlahorsk to Khimik Svetlahorsk After the 2000 season: Svislach-Kroulya Asipovichy to Svislach Asipovichy FK Rahachou to FK Rahachou DYUSSH-1

After the 2001 season: Svislach Asipovichy to FK Asipovichy Daryda Stalbtsy to Daryda Zhdanovichy Keramika Byaroza to FK Byaroza FK Rahachou DYUSSH-1 to Dnepr-DYUSSH-1 Rahachou then 2022 to ML Vitsebsk.

After the 2005 season: Hranit Mikashevichy to FK Mikaschevichy. FK Pinsk-900 to Khvalya Pinsk. Slavia Mazyr merged with ZLiN Homel into FK Mozyr-ZLiN.

After the 2008-season was this merger in effect dissolved as Slavia Mazyr retook their old name.

After the 2006 season: FK Mikashevichy to Hranit Mikaschevichy. Tarpeda-Kadzina Mahilyou to Savit Mahilyou. Belcard Harodnya to Dynama-Belcard Harodnya and later to Dynama Harodnya.

After the 2008-season: Khvalya Pinsk to Volna Pinsk.

After the 2009-serason: MTZ-RIPA to Partizan.

After the 2016-serason: Homelzheldontrans to Lakamatyu Homel.

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