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FK Liepaja - Spielpläne, Tabellen und Tabellen, Spieler, Statistiken und Neuigkeiten

Latvia Virsliga

Betimate

Prognose Ergebnisse

durchschnittliche Tore

Gewinnchancen

Ergebnis

FK Liepaja

Rigas FS

0 - 3

3.26

1.25

Zuletzt insgesamt

Spiele gespielt FK Liepaja

10.05.25

SC Grobinas

2-0

FK Liepaja

2-0

06.05.25

Tukums 2000

2-2

FK Liepaja

2-2

02.05.25

Metta/LU

2-4

FK Liepaja

2-4

25.04.25

FK Liepaja

2-2

SK Super Nova

2-2

19.04.25

BFC Daugavpils

4-2

FK Liepaja

4-2

14.04.25

FK Liepaja

1-0

FK Jelgava

1-0

09.04.25

FK Auda

3-0

FK Liepaja

3-0

03.04.25

FK Liepaja

2-5

Riga FC

2-5

29.03.25

Rigas FS

4-1

FK Liepaja

4-1

16.03.25

FK Liepaja

4-1

SC Grobinas

4-1

12.03.25

FK Liepaja

0-0

Tukums 2000

0-0

07.03.25

FK Liepaja

4-0

Metta/LU

4-0

Siege

Remis

Niederlagen

Gesamtstatistik

FK Liepaja

gespielte Spiele 12

Tore (erzielt /zulassen)

1.83

2.08

Unter/Über

1.5

17%

83%

2.5

25%

75%

3.5

33%

67%

Spiele Tor/Tor (Ja/Nein)

58%

42%

Spielen zu Null (Ja/Nein)

25%

75%

ein Tor erzielen (Ja/Nein)

75%

25%

Gesamttabelle		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Rigas FS	28	12	9	1	2	25 - 10	15
2	Riga FC	27	12	8	3	1	29 - 10	19
3	FK Auda	19	11	6	1	4	16 - 10	6
4	BFC Daugavpils	17	12	5	2	5	19 - 20	-1
5	FK Jelgava	16	12	4	4	4	13 - 13	0
6	FK Liepaja	15	12	4	3	5	22 - 25	-3
7	Metta/LU	11	11	3	2	6	11 - 22	-11
8	SC Grobinas	11	12	3	2	7	12 - 24	-12
9	SK Super Nova	10	11	2	4	5	15 - 18	-3
10	Tukums 2000	7	11	1	4	6	9 - 19	-10

das Zubehör

Datum

Spiel

14.05.25

FK Liepaja – Rigas FS

19.05.25

Riga FC – FK Liepaja

24.05.25

FK Liepaja – FK Auda

30.05.25

FK Jelgava – FK Liepaja

Latvia Virsliga Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Rigas FS	28	12	9	1	2	25 - 10	15
2	Riga FC	27	12	8	3	1	29 - 10	19
3	FK Auda	19	11	6	1	4	16 - 10	6
4	BFC Daugavpils	17	12	5	2	5	19 - 20	-1
5	FK Jelgava	16	12	4	4	4	13 - 13	0
6	FK Liepaja	15	12	4	3	5	22 - 25	-3
7	Metta/LU	11	11	3	2	6	11 - 22	-11
8	SC Grobinas	11	12	3	2	7	12 - 24	-12
9	SK Super Nova	10	11	2	4	5	15 - 18	-3
10	Tukums 2000	7	11	1	4	6	9 - 19	-10

Name

MPG

Darko Lemajic Darko Lemajic Rigas FS Rigas FS

Djibril Gueye Djibril Gueye FK Liepaja FK Liepaja

Reginaldo Ramires Reginaldo Ramires FC Caramba Riga FC Caramba Riga

Ingars Pulis Ingars Pulis Tukums 2000 Tukums 2000

Barthelemy Diedhiou Barthelemy Diedhiou BFC Daugavpils BFC Daugavpils

172

Arwin Kalmarzy Arwin Kalmarzy SC Grobinas SC Grobinas

Brian Pena Brian Pena FC Caramba Riga FC Caramba Riga

Anthony Contreras Anthony Contreras FC Caramba Riga FC Caramba Riga

Rihards Becers Rihards Becers FK Jelgava FK Jelgava

Abdoulaye Gueye Abdoulaye Gueye SK Super Nova SK Super Nova

Latvia Virsliga Fixtures

Latvia Virsliga Results

FK Liepāja is a professional football club based in Liepāja, Latvia. The club is part of the Virslīga, the highest division of Latvian football, and is known for its strong presence in both domestic and European competitions since its establishment in 2014. FK Liepāja quickly developed into one of Latvia's most successful clubs of the modern era, winning several league and cup titles within a short period.

The team plays its home matches at the Daugava Stadium in Liepāja, a historic ground with a rich football tradition. FK Liepāja’s colors are primarily red and white, reflecting the city and regional symbols. The club boasts a loyal and passionate fanbase and has been instrumental in developing local football and nurturing young talents for the Latvian national team and beyond.

FK Liepāja continues to cultivate rivalries, most notably with other historic clubs from the region, and remains a driving force in Latvian football, contributing to the city's sporting culture and pride.

Team:	FK Liepāja
Full name:	Futbola klubs Liepāja
Country:	Latvia
Nickname:	Liepājnieki, Green and Whites
Founded:	2014
Colors:	Red-White-Green
Stadium:	Daugava Stadium 5,100 seats
Address:	Brīvības iela 55, Liepāja, LV-3401, Latvia
Telephone:	+371 63481636
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.fkliepaja.lv/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FK Liepāja

Founded

Futbola klubs Liepāja was founded in March 2014, following the financial collapse and dissolution of the historic Liepājas Metalurgs club, which had been the main football team in Liepāja for nearly half a century. FK Liepāja was established to continue the football tradition in the city and quickly became a force in the Latvian Higher League (Virslīga). The club claimed its first Latvian championship title just one year after its founding, in 2015.

Since its formation, FK Liepāja has maintained a strong presence in Latvian football, competing for honors and regularly participating in European qualification rounds. Despite being a relatively young club, FK Liepāja carries on the rich footballing heritage of its predecessor and the city of Liepāja itself.

The club’s rise has been marked by ambition and sound management, helping to re-establish Liepāja as a football stronghold in Latvia and providing a platform for players from the region to showcase their talent.

Finances and ownership

FK Liepāja is structured as a non-profit football club with close ties to Liepāja’s municipality and support from local businesses. Early on, the club benefited from the support of the city government and various sponsors, which enabled it to quickly build a competitive squad. The club’s management has focused on sustainable growth, balancing youth development with strategic signings, including experienced Latvian internationals and foreign players.

The club operates on a relatively modest budget compared to Western European teams, relying on ticket sales, local sponsorship, and UEFA solidarity payments from European competition. Oskars Kļava currently serves as the club’s general manager, and the club’s president is Māris Verpakovskis, a legendary Latvian striker and one of Latvia’s most capped internationals. FK Liepāja’s ownership model emphasizes its role as a community club, deeply rooted in the local sports culture and development initiatives.

The club maintains transparency in finances and management, which has helped them preserve stability and foster trust within the fanbase and local community.

Popular culture

FK Liepāja enjoys support from a passionate local following, with the club seen as a source of city pride alongside Liepāja’s musical and cultural heritage. The club’s supporters, known for their vibrant matchday atmosphere, frequently display red and white banners and bring a lively spirit to Daugava Stadium.

Liepāja’s football culture is closely intertwined with the city’s history as a port and industrial center. FK Liepāja’s progress is celebrated in the local community, media, and by youth players who aspire to represent the team. The rivalry with Riga-based clubs, especially with Riga FC and RFS, forms the core of Liepāja’s footballing narrative in the modern era. These matches often attract large crowds and heated media attention.

FK Liepāja is known for its commitment to youth development and social responsibility, regularly hosting football schools, local tournaments, and community events. The team and its fans represent Liepāja’s dynamic spirit and resilience.

Player

The club has housed and developed several prominent Latvian players, both from its own youth system and by recruiting national talents. FK Liepāja regularly features key members of the Latvia national team and has attracted international players to bolster its squad.

Some of the outstanding players associated with FK Liepāja include Dāvis Ikaunieks, Jānis Ikaunieks, Kristaps Grebis (previously at the predecessor club), as well as foreign talents like Ameth Lo and Rafael Ledesma. The club’s success has often been built on blending young, emerging prospects with experienced professionals.

The current squad, competing in the 2024/25 Virslīga season, continues this tradition and regularly adapts its lineup with a mix of Latvian and international players.

Famous Players

FK Liepāja’s legacy, both from its foundation and the previous Liepājas Metalurgs era, features notable Latvian and foreign players. Some of the most famous and influential players to play for FK Liepāja or to be associated with football in Liepāja include:

Māris Verpakovskis: Legendary Latvian striker, national team icon, and president of FK Liepāja. Known for scoring the goal that sent Latvia to EURO 2004.
Dāvis Ikaunieks: One of Latvia’s best attacking midfielders of his generation, developed at Liepāja and later enjoyed international and club success in the Czech Republic.
Jānis Ikaunieks: Dāvis’ younger brother, also a product of the Liepāja academy, renowned for his technical skills and goal-scoring ability.
Kristaps Grebis: A prolific striker who played for Liepājas Metalurgs and FK Liepāja, among the top goal scorers in the history of Liepāja football.
Semen Baglay: Ukrainian forward who played a crucial role during FK Liepāja’s early years, especially in title-winning campaigns.
Ameth Lo: Senegalese centre-back, praised for his defensive leadership during his time in Liepāja's defense.

These players have contributed significantly to FK Liepāja’s standing as one of Latvia’s football flagbearers.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Latvia Dāvis Ikaunieks	FW/MF	56	107	0.52
2	Latvia Kristaps Grebis	FW	44	105	0.42
3	Latvia Jānis Ikaunieks	MF	32	83	0.39
4	Ukraine Semen Baglay	FW	24	63	0.38
5	Senegal Ameth Lo	DF	8	102	0.08
6	Brazil Rafael Ledesma	MF	7	41	0.17
7	Latvia Arturs Karašausks	FW	6	34	0.18
8	Latvia Mārcis Ošs	DF	5	42	0.12

Typical Squad

FK Liepāja’s typical squad structure embraces a mix of local talent and foreign signings, usually organized in either a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation. The club emphasizes defensive discipline, swift counter-attacking play, and technical midfielders capable of supporting the front line.

Goalkeeper

The main goalkeeper for recent seasons has been Krišjānis Zviedris, a reliable shot-stopper and local product, with experienced back-ups ensuring squad depth.

Defender

FK Liepāja typically features a strong defensive line led by foreign imports, such as Ameth Lo, as well as Latvian national team defenders. The fullbacks often contribute to both attack and defense, adding width to play.

Midfielder

Central midfield is bolstered by the likes of Dāvis Ikaunieks and international players, orchestrating the tempo and creative build-up. The midfielders are selected for both their technical ability and physical robustness.

Forward

The attacking line generally features fast wingers and an agile striker, often chosen for their work rate and finishing abilities. Players such as Jānis Ikaunieks contribute both goals and assists from advanced positions.

FK Liepāja maintains a pipeline of promising youth players to ensure continual refreshment of the squad and local representation in the first team.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees FK Liepāja competing in the Latvian Virslīga, as well as the Latvian Cup and European qualification rounds. The current squad includes a combination of experienced Latvian internationals and select foreign professionals.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Krišjānis Zviedris	Latvia	Latvia	25/01/1997
Updating...	12	Raivo Varažinskis	Latvia	Latvia	10/06/2001
Defender
Updating...	4	Ameth Lo	Senegal	Senegal	15/07/1995
Updating...	13	Dāvis Mārcis Valmiers	Latvia	Latvia	23/04/2002
Updating...	3	Vladislavs Kurakins	Latvia	Latvia	27/04/1996
Updating...	77	Daniils Ulimbaševs	Latvia	Latvia	18/03/1993
Midfielder
Updating...	10	Dāvis Ikaunieks	Latvia	Latvia	07/02/1994
Updating...	22	Gustavo Zé Augusto	Brazil	Brazil	18/02/2001
Updating...	19	Jānis Grīnbergs	Latvia	Latvia	05/09/2000
Updating...	6	Artūrs Karašausks	Latvia	Latvia	29/01/1992
Forward
Updating...	11	Jānis Ikaunieks	Latvia	Latvia	16/02/1995
Updating...	21	Rafael Ledesma	Brazil	Brazil	31/12/1982
Updating...	9	Semen Baglay	Ukraine	Ukraine	12/09/1997
Manager
Updating...		Oskars Kļava	Latvia	Latvia	08/01/1983
Ass. Manager
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Coach

FK Liepaja has been home to a number of remarkable coaches who have shaped the club's path in Latvian football since its establishment in 2014. Within a relatively short period, the club has become a notable force in the Latvian Higher League (Virslīga), with managers achieving championship success and solidifying the club’s reputation both domestically and in European competitions. Below are some of the most influential and successful coaches in FK Liepaja’s history:

Viktors Dobrecovs: As the first coach of FK Liepaja, Dobrecovs led the team from its foundation in 2014 and was the mastermind behind the club’s victorious 2015 Virslīga campaign, marking FK Liepaja’s first top-flight league title.
Glen Ståhl: The Swedish coach guided FK Liepaja during the 2021 season. Under his management, the club reached the runners-up position in the Latvian Cup and made significant progress in European competitions.
Gordon Young: The Scottish manager took charge in 2022 and steered FK Liepaja through a positive period, including strong league performances and a competitive run in the UEFA Europa Conference League qualifications.
Jurgis Kalns: Serving as both interim and then permanent head coach from 2022, Kalns focused on the development of younger players and maintained the team’s competitive standards in the Latvian Higher League.
Andris Riherts: Appointed in 2023, Riherts has sought to restore the club’s leading ambitions and instill a competitive identity, guiding the team through league and cup challenges.

These coaches, along with other dedicated professionals, have each contributed to FK Liepaja’s rapid ascent and continued presence in Latvian football’s top tier.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
05/2023 – Present	Andris Riherts	Latvia	11/04/1981
09/2022 – 05/2023	Jurgis Kalns	Latvia	19/11/1982
07/2022 – 09/2022	Gordon Young	Scotland	15/12/1966
07/2021 – 06/2022	Glen Ståhl	Sweden	18/10/1971
2020 – 06/2021	Dario Riva	Italy	27/05/1976
10/2019 – 2020	Aleksandrs Starkovs	Latvia	19/07/1955
03/2019 – 09/2019	Miksa Lemaic	Serbia	Updating...
01/2017 – 03/2019	Gints Freimanis (interim for part of 2017)	Latvia	09/05/1985
02/2015 – 01/2017	Viktors Dobrecovs	Latvia	14/06/1967
06/2014 – 01/2015	Marek Zuntners	Latvia	12/12/1975
2014	Viktors Dobrecovs	Latvia	14/06/1967
Before 2014 (Liepājas Metalurgs period)	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Futbola Klubs Liepāja, commonly referred to as FK Liepāja, is a professional football club based in Liepāja, Latvia. The club is recognized for its distinct crest and color scheme, both of which have evolved since its founding in 2014 following the dissolution of Liepājas Metalurgs.

The original crest of FK Liepāja depicted a stylized football with the club’s name and the city’s municipal motifs, reflecting its connection with the city of Liepāja and its football legacy. The crest has since seen updates to modernize the appearance, including the introduction of sharper lines and a more prominent display of the club's name and year of establishment. The current crest features a green and white color palette, with a football at the base underlined by waves, symbolizing Liepāja’s coastal heritage and football tradition.

FK Liepāja’s primary colors are green and white. These colors adorn the club’s home kits and represent growth, harmony, and connection with nature, as well as the maritime background of the city. Throughout its history, the club has occasionally incorporated black or red as accent colors for alternate kits, but green and white remain the dominant and most recognizable combination.

The evolution of the club’s visual identity is a testament to its ambition and its commitment to honoring local history while embracing progress and professionalism in Latvian football.

Fan Club

FK Liepāja boasts a dedicated and passionate fan base throughout the city and the Kurzeme region. The primary organized supporters group is called “Liepājas dragons”, which is notable for its loyal and vocal support at every home and away fixture. This fan club is distinguished by elaborate green-and-white displays, flags, and banners, as well as unique chants celebrating the team’s fighting spirit and maritime roots. Matchdays at Daugava Stadium often feature a vibrant and enthusiastic atmosphere, largely thanks to this passionate group of supporters.

In addition to the core "Liepājas dragons" group, the wider FK Liepāja fan community is known for its friendliness, close community ties, and a welcoming approach to visiting fans and new supporters.

Stadium

FK Liepāja plays its home matches at the Daugava Stadium in Liepāja, Latvia. The stadium is a historic and multi-purpose facility, originally opened in 1925 and renovated several times, most significantly in 2014 and the late 2010s to meet the requirements of Latvian Higher League and European competition standards.

Daugava Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 5,100 spectators. It serves as both an iconic sporting venue and a vital cultural landmark for the city of Liepāja. The modernized complex includes updated seating, improved facilities for both players and fans, and a maintained natural grass pitch, ensuring a high-quality matchday experience. The stadium continues to host key domestic league matches, as well as Latvian Cup fixtures and European qualifying games.

Honours and Awards

Since its establishment in 2014, FK Liepāja has quickly emerged as one of the leading football clubs in Latvia, achieving notable success in domestic competitions. The club has won several Latvian Higher League and Latvian Cup titles, asserting itself among the elite of Latvian football.

Below is a summary table of FK Liepāja's major honours:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Latvian Higher League (Virslīga) Champion	1	Winner	2015
2	Latvian Cup	2	Winner	2017, 2020
3	Latvian Supercup	Updating...	Winner	Updating...
4	UEFA Competitions Best Finish	2nd qualifying round	Europa League/Conference League	2016, 2021, 2022

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FAQs about FK Liepaja

Q: When was FK Liepāja founded?

A: FK Liepāja was founded in 2014 after the dissolution of Liepājas Metalurgs.

Q: What are the traditional club colors of FK Liepāja?

A: The traditional colors are green and white.

Q: Where does FK Liepāja play its home games?

A: FK Liepāja plays at Daugava Stadium in Liepāja, Latvia.

Q: What is the capacity of Daugava Stadium?

A: Daugava Stadium has an approximate capacity of 5,100 spectators.

Q: What is the biggest achievement of FK Liepāja?

A: The club won the Latvian Higher League (Virslīga) in 2015 and has claimed the Latvian Cup twice.

Q: Who is FK Liepāja's main rival?

A: The club’s main rivals are FK Ventspils and Riga FC, reflecting regional and league competition.

Q: Who are some notable players to have played for FK Liepāja?

A: Notable players include Dāvis Ikaunieks and Artūrs Karašausks, both of whom have represented the Latvian national team.

Q: Has FK Liepāja participated in European competitions?

A: Yes, FK Liepāja has competed in UEFA Europa League and Europa Conference League qualifying rounds.

Q: What is the main supporters’ group of FK Liepāja called?

A: The largest fan group is known as “Liepājas dragons.”

Q: Has the club crest changed over time?

A: Yes, the club updated its crest to a modern design featuring green and white colors, football imagery, and symbols representing the city’s maritime heritage.

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