NB: until 2000
1894 TV Sokoł Lwów (aka Sokil L'viv) [football section (Turn-Verein founded 1867); oldest football
club of Galicia; disbanded]
1901 Yuzovka Sports Society [team made up of English workers; Yuzovka now called Donets'k]
1903 LKS Lechia Lwów [disbanded 1939]
LKS Czarni Lwów [disbanded 1939]
DFC Czernowitz [founded as Jahn Czernowitz; merged 1910 with Czernowitzer TSV to
Czernowitzer Turn- und Sportverein Jahn]
1904 LKS Pogoń Lwów [disbanded 1939]
1907 Polonia Czernowitz [founded as Sarmaria Czernowitz; merged 1910 with Danubia and IFC to
BASK Czernowitz]
Dragoş Vodă Cernăuţi [founded as Rumänischer FC Czernowitz]
1908 ZKS Hasmonea Lwów [disbanded 1939]
1909 IFC Czernowitz [merged 1910 with Danubia Czernowitz and Polonia Czernowitz to
BASK Czernowitz]
Danubia Czernowitz [merged 1910 with IFC Czernowitz and Polonia Czernowitz to
BASK Czernowitz]
STV Makkabi Czernowitz [founded as Wanderbund Blau-Weiß Czernowitz; disbanded 1940]
1910 Sporting Klub Kharkiv
BASK Czernowitz [= Bukowinaer Allgemeiner Sport-Klub; aka Societatea Generală de Sport
Cernăuţi; merger of Dabubia, IFC and POlonia Czernowitz; disbanded 1928]
Czernowitzer TSV Jahn [merger of Jahn Czernowitz and Czernowitzer TSV; disbanded 1940]
MSE Mukačevo [founded as Munkįcsi SE, dissolved 1945]
1911 FK Skala-Ekran Strij [founded as FK Skala Strij]
FK Ukraina Lwów
1912 Wawel Czerniowce [founded as SK Dorost Sokoly Czernowitz as split from BASK Czernowitz;
disbanded 1940]
1918 FK Dnipro Dnipropetrovs'k [founded as Brianskyi Robitnychyi Industrialnyi Tekhnikum Dnipropetrovs'k]
1920 FK Torpedo Zaporizhzhja [founded as FK Sismash Zaporizhzhja]
MFK Mykolajiv [founded as FK Metallist Mykolajiv]
Dovbuş Cernăuţi [disbanded 1940]
1920? Hakoah Cernăuţi [founded as 1. Jüdischer STV Hakoah Czernowitz; merged 1932 with
STV Makkabi Czernowitz]
1922 FK Zirka Kirovohrad [founded as Chervona Zirka Kirovohrad]
1923 FK Zorja Luhans'k [founded as Metalist Luhans'k]
FK Dynamo-SKA Odesa [founded as FK Dynamo Odesa; disbanded]
SK VIS Lwów [dissolved 1939]
1925 FK Metalist Kharkiv [founded as KhPZ Kharkiv]
Howerla Uzhhorod [founded as Rus Uzhhorod; dissolved 2016]
1926 FK Stal' Dniprodzerzhins'k [founded as Metalist Dniprodzerzhins'k]
FK Dynamo Kharkiv
1927 FK Dynamo Kyiv
1930 FK Chust [founded as SK Chust]
1934 FK CSKA Kyiv [founded as UVO Kharkiv]
FK Arsenal Kyiv
1935 FK Stal' Alchevs'k
FK Metalurh Zaporizhzhja [founded as Stal' Zaporizhzhja]
1936 FK Shakhtar Donets'k [founded as Ugolshchiki Stalino]
FK IhroServis Simferopol' [founded as FK Dynamo Simferopol']
FK Chernomorets Odesa [founded as Dynamo Odesa]
FK Illichivets Mariupol' [founded as Stal' Mariupol']
PFK Sevastopol' [founded as Sudostroitel Sevastopol']
1937 FS Jahn Czernowitz [split of the soccer department from Czernowitzer Turn- und Sportverein
Jahn; disbanded 1940]
1940 FK Prykarpattja Ivano-Frankivs'k [founded as Spartak Ivanovo-Frankivs'k]
1942 Ruch Kyiv [founded in Jan]
FC Start Kyiv
Kyiv Sport
1944 FK Odesa
1946 OSK Zakarpattja Uzhhorod [founded as Spartak Uzhhorod]
FK Enerhetyk Burshtyn
1947 FK Dnister Ovidiopol' [founded as Dzerzhinets' Ovidiopol']
1949 FK Bukovyna Chernivtsi [founded as FK Burevestnik Chernivtsi]
FK CSKA L'viv [disbanded]
1950 FK Metalurh Nikopol'
1955 FK Dnipro Cherkasi [founded as FK Burevestnik Cherkasi]
1951 FK Dynamo Khmel'nyts'kyj
FK Khimik Krasnoperekops'k [disbanded 2008]
1955 FK Vorskla Poltava [founded as KoIhospnyk Poltava]
1956 FK Sevastopol'
1957 FK Veres Rivne [founded as FK Kolgospnik Rivne]
1958 FK Tavrija Simferopol' [founded as FK Avanhard Simferopol']
FK Nyva Vinnytsja [founded as FK Lokomotiv Vinnytsja]
1959 FK Kremin Kremenchuk [founded as FK Torpedo Krementschuk]
FK Nyva Ternopil' [founded as FK Avanhard Ternopil']
FK Kryvbas Kryvyj Rih [founded as Avanhard Kryvyj Rih]
FK Polissja Zhitomir [founded as FK Avanhard Zhitomir; disbanded 2005]
1960 FK Volyn' Luts'k
FK Desna Chernihiv [founded as Avanhard Cherrnihiv]
FK Frunzenets-Liha 99 Sumy [founded as FK Avanhard Sumy; merged 2002 with FK Sumy]
FK Mariupol [founded as FK Zhdanov]
1961 FK Kristal Kherson [founded as Mayak Kherson]
1963 FK Karpaty L'viv
1969 FK Tytan Armjans'k [founded as FK Stroitel Armjans'k]
1980 FK Naftovyk-Ukrnafta Okhtyrka [founded as FK Naftovyk Okhtyrka]
1983 FK Ros' Bila Tserkva [founded as FK Dynamo Irpen]
1989 FK Hirnyk-Sport Komsomol's'k [founded as FK Lokomotiv Komsomol's'k]
1990 FK Temp Shepetovka
PFK Oleksandrija [founded as FK Poligraftekhnika Oleksandrija]
1991 SK OLKOM Melitopol' [founded as Torpedo Melitopol']
1992 FK Sumy [founded as FK Yavir Krasnopilja; disbanded 2006]
FK Obolon Kyiv [founded as FK Zmina Kyiv]
FK Fakel Varva
FK Metalurh Donets'k
FK L'viv
1993 FK Borysfen Boryspil' [founded as Nyva-Borysfen Boryspil']
1997 FK Naftovyk Dolyna
1998 FK Kharkiv [founded as Arsenal Kharkiv]
1999 FK Krymteplytsja Molodizhne
FK Palmira Odesa [founded as FK Lasunja Odesa]
2000 FK Krasyliv [merged 2004 with Podillja Khmel'nyts'kyj]
FK Olympik Kirivohrad
FK Feniks-Illichovets Kalinino [founded as FK Kalinino]
NB: TV Sokoł Lwów played the first ever football match in Galicia, on 14 July 1894, against
Kraków, winning 1-0 thanks to a goal by Włodzimierz Michał Chomicki (17th minute)
Sources: [Tha 12], http://www.weltfussballarchiv.com/
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