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FC Taraz () is a Kazakhstani professional football club based at the Taraz Central Stadium in Taraz. A leading club in the early years of the Kazakhstan Premier League, they were champions in 1996, and Kazakhstan Cup winners in 2004.

History

After initially being relegated from the Premier League at the end of the 2016 season, Taraz was reinstated on 3 February 2017 after the Football Federation of Kazakhstan ruled that Altai Semey did not meet the required entry requirements for the Premier League.

Names

  • 1960 : Founded as Metallist

  • 1967 : Renamed Voskhod

  • 1968 : Renamed Energetik

  • 1971 : Renamed Alatau

  • 1975 : Renamed Khimik

  • 1992 : Renamed Fosfor

  • 1993 : Renamed Taraz

Domestic history

Season

League

Kazakhstan Cup

Top goalscorer

Manager

Div.

Pos.

Pl.

W

D

L

GS

GA

P

Name

League

1992

1st

5th

26

12

5

9

40

29

29

Runners-up

M.Syzdykov A.Litvinenko

11

Kurban Berdyev

1993

1st

14th

24

16

4

4

51

29

36

Runners-up

Alexander Shmarikov

28

Kurban Berdyev

1994

1st

8th

30

12

7

11

42

34

33

Last 32

A.Litvinenko

20

1995

1st

2nd

30

20

2

8

61

34

62

Semi-finals

Nurken Mazbaev

19

1996

1st

1st

34

23

7

4

56

14

76

Quarter-finals

G.Kainazarov

12

1997

1st

2nd

26

18

2

6

49

18

56

Last 16

Nurken Mazbaev

16

1998

1st

10th

26

7

6

13

33

35

27

Last 16

B.Eirich

9

1999

1st

10th

30

6

5

19

25

64

23

Last 16

Murat Tleshev

6

Vakhid Masudov

2000

1st

12th

28

7

5

16

22

47

26

Last 16

B.Kenchimov A.Mironov

3

Vakhid Masudov

2001

1st

15th

32

6

3

23

26

57

21

Last 16

D.Nazarov / V.Yakovlev T.Sisenov / V.Valter

4

2002

2nd

4th

Last 32

2003

1st

12th

32

10

4

18

35

45

34

Last 32

Nazarov

10

Vladimir Gulyamhaydarov

2004

1st

7th

36

16

11

9

35

23

59

Winners

Oleh Mochulyak

8

Yuri Konkov

2005

1st

11th

30

10

6

14

32

36

36

Semi-finals

Nurken Mazbaev

11

Yuri Konkov

2006

1st

10th

30

9

6

15

32

34

33

Last 16

Wýaçeslaw Krendelew Oleh Mochulyak

8

Sergei Tagiyev

2007

1st

16th

30

3

6

21

16

50

15

Last 16

Aleksey Shapurin

4

Sergei Tagiyev

2008

2nd

2nd

26

19

4

3

61

14

61

First round

Vladimir Fomichyov

2009

1st

8th

26

9

6

11

37

36

33

Second round

Sergiu Epureanu

7

Vladimir Fomichyov

2010

1st

9th

32

9

10

13

36

40

37

Quarter-finals

Anton Zemlianukhin Milan Jovanović

7

Dmitry Ogai Igor Ursach Vait Talgayev

2011

1st

9th

32

10

5

17

30

39

25

Semi-finals

Nemanja Jovanović

7

Vait Talgayev

2012

1st

4th

26

14

4

8

32

30

46

Second round

Miroslav Lečić

7

Ljupko Petrović

2013

1st

10th

32

7

9

16

30

38

21

Runners-up

Obiora Odita

5

Ljupko Petrović Nurmat Mirzabayev Arno Pijpers

2014

1st

10th

32

9

7

16

32

45

25

Quarter-finals

Aleksey Shchetkin Murat Tleshev

7

Arno Pijpers Evgeny Yarovenko

2015

1st

9th

32

10

8

14

25

33

26

Quarter-finals

Oleksandr Pyschur

9

Evgeny Yarovenko

2016

1st

11th

32

10

5

17

33

42

35

Last 16

Malick Mané

13

Nurmat Mirzabayev Yuriy Maksymov

2017

1st

11th

33

8

8

17

29

50

26

Last 16

Baktiyar Zaynutdinov

7

Vait Talgayev

2018

2nd

2nd

33

19

10

4

61

27

67

Last 16

2019

1st

10th

33

7

8

18

28

60

29

Quarterfinal

Serge Nyuiadzi Elguja Lobjanidze

8

Nurken Mazbaev

2020

1st

8th

20

5

8

7

19

23

23

-

Toni Silva

4

Vladimir Nikitenko

2021

1st

10th

26

7

8

11

27

34

29

Quarterfinal

Pedro Eugénio

7

Vardan Minasyan

2022

1st

12th

26

6

10

10

27

29

28

Semifinal

Abylayhan Zhumabek

8

Nurken Mazbayev

Continental history

Season

Competition

Round

Club

Home

Away

Aggregate

1997–98

Asian Club Championship

First round

Bye

Second round

Nisa Aşgabat

2–2

0–2

2–4

Honours

Kazakhstan Premier League

Kazakhstan Cup

Current squad

Managers

References