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Riga FC - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Riga FC
Latvia Virsliga Predictions
W W W W W W D W L D
2nd place
BFC Daugavpils vs Riga FC 05/14/2025 14:30

Latvia Virsliga

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

BFC Daugavpils

Riga FC

1 - 2

3.48

1.41

Last Overall

Played matches Riga FC

10.05.25

Riga FC

2-0

FK Jelgava

2-0

05.05.25

FK Auda

1-3

Riga FC

1-3

01.05.25

SK Super Nova

1-5

Riga FC

1-5

26.04.25

Rigas FS

0-1

Riga FC

0-1

19.04.25

Riga FC

3-0

SC Grobinas

3-0

13.04.25

Tukums 2000

0-3

Riga FC

0-3

08.04.25

Riga FC

1-1

Metta/LU

1-1

03.04.25

FK Liepaja

2-5

Riga FC

2-5

29.03.25

Riga FC

1-2

BFC Daugavpils

1-2

15.03.25

FK Jelgava

1-1

Riga FC

1-1

10.03.25

Riga FC

2-2

FK Auda

2-2

06.03.25

Riga FC

2-0

SK Super Nova

2-0

01.03.25

Rigas FS

3-1

Riga FC

LSC

3-1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Riga FC

Played games: 13

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

2.31

Under/Over

1.5

92%

2.5

38%

62%

3.5

62%

38%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

62%

38%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

38%

62%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

100%

Overall table		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	20	12	6	2	4	17 - 11	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	SK Super Nova	11	12	2	5	5	16 - 19	-3
8	Metta/LU	11	12	3	2	7	11 - 24	-13
9	SC Grobinas	11	12	3	2	7	12 - 24	-12
10	Tukums 2000	10	12	2	4	6	11 - 19	-8

Fixtures

Date

Match

14.05.25

BFC Daugavpils – Riga FC

19.05.25

Riga FC – FK Liepaja

24.05.25

Metta/LU – Riga FC

31.05.25

Riga FC – Tukums 2000

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	20	12	6	2	4	17 - 11	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	SK Super Nova	11	12	2	5	5	16 - 19	-3
8	Metta/LU	11	12	3	2	7	11 - 24	-13
9	SC Grobinas	11	12	3	2	7	12 - 24	-12
10	Tukums 2000	10	12	2	4	6	11 - 19	-8

Name

MPG

Darko Lemajic Darko Lemajic Rigas FS Rigas FS

Reginaldo Ramires Reginaldo Ramires FC Caramba Riga FC Caramba Riga

Ingars Pulis Ingars Pulis Tukums 2000 Tukums 2000

Djibril Gueye Djibril Gueye FK Liepaja FK Liepaja

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

Riga Football Club, commonly known as Riga FC, is a professional football club based in Riga, Latvia. Founded in 2014, the club has quickly established itself as a dominant force in Latvian football, emerging as one of the most successful and recognized teams in the country. Riga FC has regularly competed at the top level and has won several domestic titles in its relatively short history.

The team plays its home matches at Skonto Stadium, located in the heart of Riga, with a capacity of around 8,000 spectators. The club’s official colors are navy blue and white, which are proudly worn by players and embraced by fans. Riga FC’s crest is symbolic of the city and the region, promoting local identity in both national and international competition.

Supporters of the club are known for their enthusiasm and growing numbers, as Riga FC’s recent success has attracted attention both within and outside Latvia. The club commands a young and dynamic fanbase and is building traditions of its own as it continues to achieve domestic and continental milestones.

In its short existence, Riga FC has hosted several notable players of both local and international stature, including Vladislavs Fjodorovs, Darko Lemajić, and Ivan Paurević. The club has also drawn former national team legends and experienced professionals, giving Riga FC a blend of homegrown talent and foreign expertise.

Riga FC’s trophy cabinet features multiple Virslīga (Latvian Higher League) championships and Latvian Cup triumphs. The team has also become a regular participant in UEFA competitions, representing Latvia in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa Conference League qualifying rounds.

Today, Riga FC is regarded as one of the powerhouses of Latvian football, with ambitions to further their dominance domestically and make an increasing impact on the European stage. The club continues to invest in talent, infrastructure, and community outreach, aiming for sustained success and a growing legacy.

Team:	Riga FC
Full name:	Riga Football Club
Country:	Latvia
Nickname:	Lions, The Blues
Founded:	11/2014
Colors:	Navy blue, white
Stadium:	Skonto Stadium 8,087 seats
Address:	E. Melngaiļa iela 1a, Riga, LV-1010, Latvia
Telephone:	+371 24935277
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://rigafc.lv/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Riga FC

Founded

Riga Football Club was established in 2014 through the merger of two local clubs: FC Caramba and Dinamo Rīga. This strategic decision aimed to strengthen football in the Latvian capital and quickly paid dividends, as the club rapidly ascended the ranks of domestic football. Riga FC entered the Latvian First League (1. līga) and earned promotion to the Virslīga, the top division, for the 2016 season. In a remarkable rise, the club claimed its first Latvian Higher League title in 2018 and went on to secure several more in the following years, cementing its status as a new powerhouse in Latvian football.

Since its formation, Riga FC has become known for its ambitious project, modern management, and willingness to invest in talent from both Latvia and abroad. The club's modern approach and rapid rise have distinguished it among football organizations in the Baltics. Riga FC has made regular appearances in European club competition qualifiers, further elevating its profile on the international stage.

Within a decade, Riga FC has become one of Latvia’s most decorated football clubs, admired for achievements, professionalism, and a growing base of loyal supporters.

Finances and ownership

Riga FC is privately owned, with Ukrainian businessman Sergey Lomakin as the club’s principal owner and investor. Under this ownership, the club has seen significant investment directed towards improving the squad, facilities, and overall club structure, allowing Riga FC to compete at the highest level in Latvia and participate in European qualifiers.

Thanks to a strategic and ambitious approach, Riga FC’s financial situation is considered stable by Latvian football standards. The club invests in infrastructure, modern player recruitment, and youth development. Its sponsorship deals, supporter sales, and revenues from European appearances contribute further to the club’s budget. Although not on the same economic level as leading Western European clubs, Riga FC’s efficient management and focused investment have allowed it to maintain a status as one of the wealthiest and most well-run clubs in the Baltic region.

The club is also active in supporting community and youth initiatives, connecting with Riga’s local population and fostering the next generation of football talent. Riga FC continues to pursue sustainable growth both on and off the pitch.

Popular culture

Although a relatively young club, Riga FC has quickly become a prominent fixture in Latvian football culture. The club’s supporters' group, known as the “Ultras Riga”, have helped create a unique match atmosphere at Skonto Stadium, with vibrant chanting and visually striking displays using club colors. Riga FC has cultivated traditions such as fan marches, pre-match songs, and engaging matchday activities for supporters of all ages.

Riga FC’s rapid success and modern image have attracted a cosmopolitan following, including expatriates, young families, and football enthusiasts seeking a dynamic football experience in the city. As the club builds new traditions, its rivalry with RFS (Rīgas Futbola Skola) has emerged as a key fixture in the Latvian football calendar, drawing considerable media attention, passion, and local pride.

Riga FC’s branding often leverages the cultural and historical elements of the city, with its logo and promotional materials often echoing iconic sights of Riga. The club is also engaged in social media and digital outreach, increasing its reach to international audiences. Its upward trajectory and blend of tradition and innovation have already made an impact on footballing culture in Latvia.

Players

Riga FC boasts a squad with a strong mix of Latvian internationals, experienced foreign players, and emerging young talent. Over the years, the club has developed or attracted players who have gone on to represent Latvia at the national level as well as those who bring international experience to the team.

Among the club’s most influential and famous past and current players are Vladislavs Fjodorovs, Darko Lemajić, Ivan Paurević, and Roman Debelko. In recent seasons, foreign signings such as Stefan Panic, Fran Sol, and Gabriel Ramos have made significant contributions to Riga FC’s domestic and European campaigns.

Riga FC puts a strong emphasis on squad depth, regularly rotating players to meet the demands of both domestic and European competitions. The club is also increasingly investing in youth development, and several academy products have broken into the first team.

Famous Players

Some of the most notable and influential players in Riga FC’s history include:

Darko Lemajić: A prolific Serbian striker and one of the club’s all-time top scorers, instrumental in Riga FC’s title-winning campaigns.
Gabriel Ramos: The Brazilian winger became a fan favorite with his creative play and crucial goals during title runs.
Stefan Panic: A Serbian midfielder known for his leadership and consistency, was part of the squad during its first domestic titles.
Ivan Paurević: A versatile defensive midfielder and defender who contributed to multiple league successes.
Vladislavs Fjodorovs: A talented Latvian international who made a significant impact both for club and country.
Roman Debelko: The Ukrainian forward provided key goals throughout several successful seasons and European campaigns.
Fran Sol: The Spanish forward brought European pedigree and quality finishing to the Riga FC attack in recent years.

These players, among others, have written important chapters in Riga FC’s history, helping to raise the standards of football in Latvia and increase the club’s reputation both domestically and abroad.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Darko Lemajić	FW	29	54	0.54
2	Stefan Panic	MF	18	110	0.16
3	Roman Debelko	FW	17	49	0.35
4	Gabriel Ramos	MID	17	66	0.26
5	Fran Sol	FW	14	23	0.61
6	Vladislavs Fjodorovs	MF	12	44	0.27
7	Felipe Brisola	MF	11	40	0.28
8	Ivan Paurević	MID	9	71	0.13
9	Artūrs Zjuzins	MF	9	77	0.12
10	Pedro Eugénio	MF	8	36	0.22

Typical Squad

Riga FC typically lines up in an attacking 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, blending strong defensive organization with fluid attacking play. The team is known for its physical presence, tactical discipline, and use of experienced overseas players to complement rising Latvian talent.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper forms the backbone of Riga FC’s defense, with experienced players such as Ivan Brkić, renowned for their positioning and shot-stopping abilities.

Defender

Riga FC’s defense often features a combination of experienced international players and Latvian talent, such as Herdi Prenga (Albania) and Antonijs Černomordijs, providing leadership and aggression at the back.

Midfielder

The midfield is the engine room of Riga FC, with players like Kamal Issah and Oļegs Laizāns dictating play and transitioning between defense and attack, supported by dynamic wingers and central playmakers.

Forward

Often including strikers such as Mikael Soisalo and Yunusa Muritala, the forward line combines pace, technique, and goal-scoring prowess, making Riga FC one of the most threatening attacking sides in the league.

Youth development is also prioritized, with several young Latvian players making regular appearances and gaining vital experience on the domestic and European stage.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Riga FC continuing its ambition in the Latvian Higher League and aiming for qualification to European competitions. Below is a snapshot of the current first-team squad (subject to summer transfers and additions):

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Ivan Brkić		Croatia	29/06/1995
Updating	12	Valērijs Kurakins		Latvia	23/11/1987
Updating	16	Daniils Ulimbaševs		Latvia	12/03/1997
Defender
Updating	3	Antonijs Černomordijs		Latvia	19/09/1996
Updating	4	Herdi Prenga		Albania	31/08/1994
Updating	13	Ivan Paurević		Ukraine	01/07/1991
Updating	24	Leonel Wamba		Cameroon	02/08/2000
Updating	38	Tomas Simkovic		Austria	16/03/1987
Midfielder
Updating	8	Kamal Issah		Ghana	29/08/1992
Updating	10	Fran Sol		Spain	13/03/1992
Updating	6	Gabriel Ramos		Brazil	27/06/1996
Updating	20	Artūrs Zjuzins		Latvia	13/06/1991
Updating	17	Eriks Punculs		Latvia	10/01/1994
Forward
Updating	9	Mikael Soisalo		Finland	24/04/1998
Updating	11	Yunusa Muritala		Nigeria	10/10/1997
Updating	22	Vladislavs Fjodorovs		Latvia	27/09/1996
Manager
Updating		Tomislav Stipić		Croatia	06/08/1979
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Riga Football Club, one of Latvia’s most successful football teams since its foundation in 2014, has been led by several prominent coaches. These managers have greatly contributed to the club’s rapid rise and domestic dominance in the Latvian Higher League. Below are some of the most successful and influential coaches in the history of Riga FC:

Mihails Koņevs: As head coach in the club’s formative years and later as an assistant, Koņevs helped stabilize the team’s structure and contributed to its early successes, including the first Latvian Higher League title in 2018.
Oļegs Kononovs: Appointed in 2020, the experienced Belarusian manager made an impact with his tactical acumen, helping Riga FC secure back-to-back league titles and notable performances in European qualification rounds.
Viktors Morozs: Morozs guided the club through multiple league campaigns and steered Riga to another championship in 2019, keeping them at the pinnacle of Latvian football.
Sandro Perkovic: The Croatian coach was instrumental in leading Riga FC to the Latvian Cup and ensuring solid European outings in qualifying rounds during his spell between 2021 and 2022.
Tomislav Stipić: Taking over in 2023, the Croatian-German manager continues the club’s pursuit of domestic dominance and European progress with fresh tactical ideas and squad rejuvenation.

These coaches, alongside several others, have built Riga FC’s reputation as a powerhouse in Latvian football and contributed significantly to its trophy haul in a short period.

Period	Manager	Country	born
07/02/2023 – present	Tomislav Stipić	Germany/Croatia	06/08/1979
01/07/2022 – 07/02/2023	Thorsten Fink	Germany	29/10/1967
26/09/2021 – 30/06/2022	Sandro Perkovic	Croatia	26/02/1985
01/08/2021 – 23/09/2021	Andrej Demchenko	Russia	20/08/1976
01/01/2020 – 31/07/2021	Oļegs Kononovs	Belarus	23/03/1966
25/08/2019 – 31/12/2019	Mihails Koņevs	Latvia	18/11/1962
01/01/2018 – 24/08/2019	Viktors Morozs	Latvia	30/07/1980
01/07/2017 – 31/12/2017	Aleksandrs Koliņko	Latvia	18/06/1975
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2017	Sergei Podpaly	Russia	13/09/1960
01/01/2015 – 30/06/2016	Mihails Koņevs	Latvia	18/11/1962
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Crests and Colors

Riga FC is a professional football club based in Riga, Latvia, and has quickly established itself as one of the leading forces in Latvian football since its founding in 2014. Despite its relatively young age, the club has carefully crafted a distinct visual identity that resonates with local supporters and reflects its ambitions.

The original crest of Riga FC featured a bold, modern shield dominated by navy blue with a white lion at the center—symbolizing strength, courage, and the city of Riga itself. Over the years, the crest has seen minor refinements, with the most recent version retaining the classic shield with the lion, while simplifying the lines and enhancing the clarity of the club's name and city.

The club’s traditional colors are navy blue and white. Navy blue, used prominently in the home kits, symbolizes stability and ambition, while white is featured in the away kits and accent trims, representing purity and sportsmanship. On special occasions, Riga FC has also integrated black or light blue elements into their alternate kits, but navy blue and white remain the core of the club’s identity.

From its crest to its colors, Riga FC presents a modern yet locally rooted football image that has become immediately identifiable in Latvian football circles.

Fan Club

Riga FC’s supporters have rapidly developed a strong reputation for their passionate backing of the team, both at home and away. The largest and most prominent fan group is the "Ultras Riga." This group, established in the club’s early years, is recognized for its vibrant displays, coordinated chants, and unwavering presence in the stands, particularly at the Skonto Stadium.

Ultras Riga are known for their blue-and-white banners, creative tifos, and the communal atmosphere they cultivate on match days. Their membership is both youthful and diverse, reflecting the cosmopolitan character of Latvia’s capital. They actively engage in community outreach, upholding values of inclusivity and fair play.

Riga FC’s fan base also includes several other organized supporters’ groups and local football enthusiasts, who have grown in number as the club has risen in prominence. The energy and loyalty of these fans are widely considered a vital component of the club's ongoing success and dynamic atmosphere at matches.

Stadium

Riga FC plays its home matches at the Skonto Stadium, located in the heart of Riga, Latvia. The stadium, originally opened in 2000, boasts a current seating capacity of approximately 8,087, making it one of the largest and most modern football venues in the country.

The Skonto Stadium has a rich history, having hosted numerous domestic finals, European fixtures, and even international matches involving the Latvian national team. The ground features a natural grass surface and has been subject to various upgrades, including improvements to seating, pitch quality, and facilities for players and supporters.

Skonto Stadium’s central location and modern amenities make it a preferred destination for football fans in the city. For Riga FC supporters, the stadium is more than just a venue—it is a symbol of pride and a gathering place for the local football community.

Honours and Awards

Although relatively new in Latvian and European football, Riga FC has already made a significant mark. The club has quickly amassed an impressive list of domestic achievements and continues to strive for further success on the continental stage.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Latvian Higher League (Virslīga)	4	Champion	2018, 2019, 2020, 2023
2	Latvian Cup	2	Winner	2018, 2023
3	Latvian Supercup	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	UEFA Competitions	Updating...	Best Progress: Play-off Round (UEFA Europa League, 2019-20)	2019-20

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FAQs about Riga FC

Q: When was Riga FC founded?

A: Riga FC was founded in 2014 following the merger of FC Caramba and Dinamo Riga.

Q: What are the main colors of Riga FC?

A: The club’s primary colors are navy blue and white.

Q: Which stadium does Riga FC use for home matches?

A: Riga FC plays its home games at Skonto Stadium in Riga, Latvia, with a capacity of approximately 8,087.

Q: How many Latvian Higher League titles has Riga FC won?

A: Riga FC has won the Latvian Higher League (Virslīga) four times: in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2023.

Q: Who are Riga FC’s most notable rivals?

A: FK RFS and FK Ventspils are considered Riga FC’s main domestic rivals, with matches between Riga clubs being highly anticipated.

Q: Has Riga FC played in any European competitions?

A: Yes, Riga FC has regularly competed in the qualifying rounds of the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, reaching the play-off round of the Europa League in the 2019-20 season.

Q: What is the biggest fan group of Riga FC?

A: The largest and most active fan group is Ultras Riga, well-known for their passionate support and matchday atmosphere.

Q: What is the club's main symbol and what does it represent?

A: Riga FC’s crest features a white lion in a blue shield, symbolizing strength and the city of Riga.

Q: Has Riga FC changed its logo since its founding?

A: Yes, the crest has undergone minor updates to modernize its look while preserving the key elements of the original design.

Q: Does Riga FC have a youth academy?

A: Yes, Riga FC maintains an active youth academy aimed at developing local talent for the first team and contributing to Latvian football overall.

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