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FC Lahti

Finland Ykkosliiga

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Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

TPS

FC Lahti

1 - 0

2.22

2.33

Dernier Total

Matchs joués FC Lahti

17.05.25

FC Lahti

1-0

SJK II

1-0

13.05.25

Jippo

3-1

FC Lahti

3-1

03.05.25

FC Lahti

1-0

SalPa

1-0

28.04.25

Klubi-04

0-2

FC Lahti

0-2

23.04.25

PK-35

0-0

FC Lahti

0-0

12.04.25

Reipas

2-1

FC Lahti

FIC

2-1

05.04.25

FC Lahti

3-0

29.03.25

TPS

3-2

FC Lahti

3-2

15.03.25

FC Lahti

2-1

PK Keski-Uusimaa

2-1

08.03.25

FC Lahti

2-0

FC Haka

2-0

22.02.25

FC Lahti

1-2

Jippo

1-2

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

FC Lahti

Matchs joués 11

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

1.45

Moins/Plus

1.5

27%

73%

2.5

45%

55%

3.5

82%

18%

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

45%

55%

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

55%

45%

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

91%

Rencontres

Date

Match

21.05.25

TPS – FC Lahti

25.05.25

FC Lahti – KaPa

02.06.25

FC Lahti – JaPS

06.06.25

Ekenas IF – FC Lahti

14.06.25

FC Lahti – PK-35

19.06.25

FC Lahti – Klubi-04

Finland Veikkausliiga Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	KuPS Kuopio	22	8	7	1	0	16 - 4	12
2	FC Inter	15	7	4	3	0	16 - 6	10
3	SJK	14	9	4	2	3	15 - 14	1
4	HJK Helsinki	13	8	4	1	3	17 - 10	7
5	FC Ilves	12	7	4	0	3	16 - 12	4
6	VPS Vaasa	11	7	3	2	2	11 - 12	-1
7	IF Gnistan	10	7	3	1	3	11 - 12	-1
8	IFK Mariehamn	10	8	3	1	4	9 - 14	-5
9	FC Haka	7	7	2	1	4	10 - 13	-3
10	FF Jaro	7	7	2	1	4	6 - 9	-3
11	KTP	4	7	1	1	5	7 - 20	-13
12	AC Oulu	3	8	1	0	7	11 - 19	-8

Name

MPG

Mads Borchers Mads Borchers VPS Vaasa VPS Vaasa

408

Kerfala Cissoko Kerfala Cissoko FF Jaro FF Jaro

630

158

Kasper Paananen Kasper Paananen SJK SJK

694

174

Otto Ruoppi Otto Ruoppi KuPS Kuopio KuPS Kuopio

621

156

Teemu Pukki Teemu Pukki HJK Helsinki HJK Helsinki

598

200

Petteri Pennanen Petteri Pennanen KuPS Kuopio KuPS Kuopio

534

178

Roope Riski Roope Riski FC Ilves FC Ilves

390

130

Santeri Hostikka Santeri Hostikka HJK Helsinki HJK Helsinki

423

141

Muhamed Tehe Olawale Muhamed Tehe Olawale IFK Mariehamn IFK Mariehamn

458

153

Vertti Hänninen Vertti Hänninen IF Gnistan IF Gnistan

417

139

Finland Veikkausliiga Fixtures

Finland Veikkausliiga Results

FC Lahti is a professional football club based in Lahti, Finland. The club was established in 1996 following the merger of two local teams, FC Kuusysi and Reipas Lahti. Over the past decades, FC Lahti has developed into one of Finland's leading football clubs, consistently competing in the Veikkausliiga, the top flight of Finnish football. The team is known for its distinctive black and white colors and plays its home games at Lahden Stadion. FC Lahti has a strong local following and stands out for its contributions to Finnish football, both at the domestic and European levels.

The club embodies the sporting spirit of the Lahti region and has produced several players who have represented the Finnish national team as well as notable talents from abroad. FC Lahti’s loyal fanbase is famously known as "Mustat Kärpät" ("The Black Ermines"). The club continues to grow both on and off the pitch, building a legacy of competitive football and community engagement.

Team:	FC Lahti
Full name:	Football Club Lahti
Country:	Finland
Nickname:	Mustat Kuulat (The Black Pearls)
Founded:	1996
Colors:	Black and White
Stadium:	Lahden Stadion 14,465 seats
Address:	Kisapuistonkatu 10, 15110 Lahti, Finland
Telephone:	+358 44 700 4671
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://fclahti.fi/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Lahti

Founded

Football Club Lahti was founded in 1996 in Lahti, Finland, as a result of the merger between two historic local clubs: FC Kuusysi and Reipas Lahti. Both teams had achieved great national success, and their unification was driven by the desire to consolidate strengths and ensure the future of top-tier football in Lahti. FC Lahti quickly established itself as a strong presence in the Finnish top division and played its first Veikkausliiga season in 1997.

Throughout its history, FC Lahti has become known for developing young Finnish talent and maintaining competitive squads. The club's best league finishes include multiple bronze medals in the Veikkausliiga, as well as winning the Finnish League Cup three times. FC Lahti also made appearances in European club competitions, representing Finnish football on the continental stage.

The club continues to play an influential role in developing football in the region and is committed to fostering youth talent via its academy and grassroots efforts.

Finances and ownership

FC Lahti is supported by both private investors and a consortium of local stakeholders, including business sponsors and community figures. The club is organized as a limited company (osakeyhtiö), and ownership is split among local backers as well as representatives of its predecessor clubs’ traditions.

Financially, FC Lahti operates within the constraints typical of Finnish football, emphasizing sustainability and youth development rather than expensive transfers. Despite a modest budget compared to larger European clubs, FC Lahti has built a professional infrastructure and maintained its Veikkausliiga status. The club continues to attract partnerships with local businesses and maintains a close relationship with its fan base.

FC Lahti has prudently managed its finances, ensuring the club's survival and competitive presence in Finland's top league for nearly three decades.

Popular culture

FC Lahti occupies a prominent position in Finnish football culture. Known for its unique merger history, the club carries on the traditions of two of Finland’s most storied teams. The fans, often clad in black, rally passionately at Lahden Stadion, led by the supporters’ group Mustat Kuulat ("The Black Pearls"). The club song, “Lahti on musta,” is sung before every home match and has become a regional anthem.

Rivalries exist with neighboring clubs, most notably with HJK Helsinki and KuPS, adding intensity to key matches. FC Lahti’s identity is closely tied to the city of Lahti, which is reflected in the club's community activities and support for local initiatives. The club’s legacy and local engagement have made it a recurring subject in Finnish football documentaries and regional media.

FC Lahti also serves as an ambassador for Lahti’s sports tradition and exemplifies the city’s status as a sporting hub in southern Finland.

Players

FC Lahti has featured numerous talented players who have contributed to its domestic and international successes. Over the years, several players from FC Lahti have gone on to represent the Finland national team, while others have successfully moved to clubs abroad. The club’s philosophy focuses on nurturing local and regional talent, and its academy remains a critical part of its player development strategy.

Notable players in recent history include the likes of Jari Litmanen, who began his professional career with Reipas and maintains personal connections to the club, as well as prominent Finnish internationals such as Pekka Lagerblom and Mika Väyrynen. The current squad combines experience with promising young players, reflecting the club’s commitment to sustainable growth.

Famous Players

Jari Litmanen: Widely regarded as Finland’s greatest footballer, Litmanen began his professional career at Reipas Lahti, one of the forerunners of FC Lahti. Though his time with FC Lahti itself was limited, his legacy is closely linked to the club’s roots.
Pekka Lagerblom: A central midfielder who played for FC Lahti early in his career before moving to play in Germany, including for Werder Bremen, where he won the Bundesliga title.
Mika Väyrynen: Another notable Finnish international and midfielder who began at FC Lahti and went on to play for clubs in the Netherlands and England, including SC Heerenveen and Leeds United.
Rafael: Brazilian striker who became one of the most iconic foreign players in the club’s history and was a consistent goalscorer for FC Lahti (2005–2016).
Janne "Toke" Moilanen: A long-serving defender and captain, Moilanen is considered one of the most loyal and influential figures in the club’s modern era.

These players, among others, have helped establish FC Lahti’s reputation as a developer of top Finnish and international football talent.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇧🇷 Rafael	FW	74	258	0.29
2	🇫🇮 Jani Virtanen	FW	48	220	0.22
3	🇫🇮 Kalle Multanen	FW	38	110	0.35
4	🇫🇮 Antti Hynynen	MF	36	160	0.23
5	🇫🇮 Vili Saarijärvi	FW	30	90	0.33

Typical Squad

FC Lahti generally fields a balanced squad with an emphasis on youth and local players, supported by experienced domestic and international professionals. The most used formation is a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2, focusing on quick transitions and teamwork.

Goalkeeper

The last line of defense for FC Lahti. For the 2024/25 season, experienced goalkeeper Marin Ljubić leads the line between the posts.

Defender

FC Lahti’s defence has historically been composed of a blend of youth prospects and seasoned leaders, with the likes of Jasin Assehnoun (who also played as a winger) and long-time captains like Mikko Hauhia.

Midfielder

The midfield at FC Lahti focuses on ball control, physical presence, and building play, featuring both breakout academy players and seasoned internationals such as Santeri Hostikka and Matti Klinga.

Forward

Forwards at FC Lahti are known for their agility and pressing, with several young talents regularly promoted from the club’s academy. Brasilian striker Rafael remains the club's all-time top scorer in this role.

The club continues to focus on youth promotion, ensuring the pathway from academy to first team remains open and active.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season continues FC Lahti's mission to foster talent and maintain top league status in Finland. The club actively participates in the Veikkausliiga, Suomen Cup, and later qualification rounds for European competitions.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Marin Ljubić	🇭🇷	Croatia	17/10/1994
Updating	30	Ville Viljala	🇫🇮	Finland	25/05/1990
Defender
Updating	4	Roiha Topias	🇫🇮	Finland	27/01/1994
Updating	14	Mikko Hauhia	🇫🇮	Finland	03/09/1984
Updating	3	Kalle Taimi	🇫🇮	Finland	27/01/1992
Updating	2	Vasco Oliveira	🇵🇹	Portugal	28/06/2000
Midfielder
Updating	6	Matti Klinga	🇫🇮	Finland	10/12/1994
Updating	8	Santeri Hostikka	🇫🇮	Finland	30/09/1997
Updating	7	Geoffrey Chinedu	🇳🇬	Nigeria	01/10/1997
Updating	11	Tommi Jyry	🇫🇮	Finland	16/06/1999
Forward
Updating	9	Rafael	🇧🇷	Brazil	13/04/1978
Updating	10	Jasin Assehnoun	🇫🇮	Finland	14/05/1998
Updating	19	Eemeli Heinäaho	🇫🇮	Finland	02/06/2001
Manager
Updating		Matti Tiilikainen	🇫🇮	Finland	11/12/1986
Ass. Manager
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Coach

FC Lahti, established in 1996 through the merger of two Lahti-based clubs, has seen the impact of multiple influential coaches who have shaped the club’s character within Finnish football. While the club has yet to claim a Veikkausliiga championship, it has consistently performed at the highest level in Finland and has produced remarkable cup runs. Below are some of the most notable coaches in FC Lahti’s history:

Kalle Käyhkö: As the club's foundational coach, Käyhkö managed FC Lahti through its formation years (1996–1998), establishing a stable presence in the Finnish football scene and helping the club consolidate its place in the Veikkausliiga.
Antti Muurinen: A highly respected figure in Finnish football, Muurinen led FC Lahti from 2007 to 2010. Under his guidance, the club achieved a third-place finish in the Veikkausliiga in 2008 and qualified for European competition for the first time in its history.
Toni Korkeakunnas: Coaching FC Lahti from 2014 to 2018, Korkeakunnas guided the team to another Veikkausliiga bronze medal in 2014 and helped the club maintain its competitiveness on the national stage.
Ilir Zeneli: Serving multiple stints, Zeneli led FC Lahti to the Finnish Cup final in 2016, marking a significant achievement and demonstrating the club’s capacity for strong cup runs under his leadership.
Mikko Mannila: As the current manager (from 2023 onwards), Mannila is leading the team in the modern era, aiming to restore FC Lahti’s consistent top-flight status and instilling a new sense of ambition.

These coaches, among others, have played key roles in FC Lahti’s growth and have contributed towards the club’s search for sustainable success within Finnish football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/12/2023 – Present	Mikko Mannila	Finland	26/08/1976
01/08/2023 – 30/11/2023	Ilir Zeneli	Finland	13/02/1976
01/01/2022 – 31/07/2023	Tomi Salo	Finland	19/07/1971
01/05/2021 – 31/12/2021	Mikko Mannila	Finland	26/08/1976
01/01/2019 – 30/04/2021	Ilir Zeneli	Finland	13/02/1976
01/01/2014 – 31/12/2018	Toni Korkeakunnas	Finland	15/05/1968
01/01/2012 – 31/12/2013	Marko Rajamäki	Finland	03/10/1968
01/01/2011 – 31/12/2011	Ilkka Mäkelä	Finland	25/06/1963
01/01/2008 – 31/12/2010	Antti Muurinen	Finland	04/11/1954
01/01/2006 – 31/12/2007	Jari Pyykölä	Finland	29/02/1956
01/01/2003 – 31/12/2005	Kari Martonen	Finland	26/09/1968
01/01/2001 – 31/12/2002	Petri Järvinen	Finland	09/17/1965
01/01/1998 – 31/12/2000	Juha Malinen	Finland	16/07/1958
01/01/1996 – 31/12/1997	Kalle Käyhkö	Finland	Updating...

Crests and Colors

FC Lahti is a professional football club based in Lahti, Finland. Throughout its history, the club has maintained a distinctive identity through its crest and colors.

The original crest of FC Lahti, established in 1996 following the merger of Reipas Lahti and Kuusysi, featured a black and claret shield with a football at the center, above which is emblazoned the name "FC Lahti." Over time, while the basic shield design has remained consistent, the club has made minor aesthetic updates, refining the typography and modernizing the football motif. The crest currently stands as a strong representation of both the club and the unity of the city’s footballing tradition.

FC Lahti’s traditional colors are black and claret (a deep shade of burgundy red), which are present in both the club’s crest and its home kits. These colors symbolize strength, unity, and ambition. Over the years, alternative kits have occasionally featured variations in white or silver, but black and claret have remained at the heart of the club’s identity.

Whether at home or away, the crests and colors of FC Lahti continue to evoke pride among its supporters, reflecting both the club’s heritage and its aspiration in Finnish football.

Fan Club

FC Lahti boasts a passionate fan base that has been supportive since the club's inception in 1996. The largest and most well-known supporter group is "FC Lahti Kannattajat" (FC Lahti Supporters), which was established soon after the club's formation. The group is renowned for its lively atmosphere—marked by coordinated chants, banners, and visual displays, especially during home matches at Lahden Stadion.

The supporters of FC Lahti are known for their resilience and strong sense of community. Despite the comparatively modest size of the club compared to some Finnish rivals, the Lahti fans consistently make their presence felt both at home and on away trips. On matchdays, their black and claret colors are prominent throughout the stadium, and they play a crucial role in inspiring the team’s performances.

The FC Lahti Kannattajat organize various activities, including away day travels, charity events, and social gatherings, helping to foster a family-like environment within the fan community. The unity and dedication of Lahti’s supporters help create a welcoming yet passionate football atmosphere in the city.

Stadium

FC Lahti plays its home games at Lahden Stadion, located in Lahti, Finland. The stadium, often referred to simply as "Lahti Stadion," was opened in 1981 and has served as the primary football venue in the city ever since.

Lahden Stadion has a seating capacity of approximately 14,500, making it one of the largest football venues in Finland. It has undergone several renovations, most notably ahead of major domestic competitions, to improve facilities, spectator comfort, and security. Recent improvements have focused on upgrading the seating, pitch quality, and VIP areas to meet modern standards for Finnish top-flight football.

The stadium is centrally located, offering easy access for supporters and contributing to a vibrant matchday experience. Over the years, Lahden Stadion has hosted not only Veikkausliiga matches but also national team fixtures and major athletic events, cementing its status as a key sporting hub in Lahti.

Honours and Awards

Since its founding in 1996, FC Lahti has become a recognized name in Finnish football, earning multiple domestic honors and distinguishing itself in both league and cup competitions. While the club is still in pursuit of its first Veikkausliiga title, it has enjoyed cup success and has contributed many international-caliber players to Finnish football.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Finnish Cup (Suomen Cup)	1	Winner	2007
2	Finnish League Cup	3	Winner	2007, 2013, 2016
3	Veikkausliiga	0	Runners-up	2008
4	UEFA Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about FC Lahti

Q: When was FC Lahti founded?

A: FC Lahti was founded in 1996 as a result of the merger between two clubs, Reipas Lahti and Kuusysi.

Q: What are the official colors of FC Lahti?

A: The official colors are black and claret (deep burgundy red).

Q: What is the name and capacity of FC Lahti’s stadium?

A: FC Lahti plays at Lahden Stadion in Lahti, which has a capacity of approximately 14,500.

Q: Which is the main supporters’ group of FC Lahti?

A: The main supporters’ group is known as "FC Lahti Kannattajat."

Q: Has FC Lahti ever won the Veikkausliiga?

A: No, FC Lahti has not won the Veikkausliiga. The club’s highest finish is runners-up in 2008.

Q: How many times has FC Lahti won the Finnish Cup?

A: FC Lahti has won the Finnish Cup once, in 2007.

Q: Has FC Lahti participated in European competitions?

A: Yes, FC Lahti has participated in UEFA competitions such as the Europa League qualifiers, but has not advanced to the group stage.

Q: Who are some notable players that have played for FC Lahti?

A: Notable players include Jari Litmanen, Rafael, and Pekka Lagerblom, among others.

Q: What is the rivalry situation of FC Lahti?

A: FC Lahti’s main rivals are typically considered to be HJK Helsinki and KuPS, though local derbies with other southern Finnish teams are also highly anticipated.

Q: What is unique about FC Lahti’s fan culture?

A: The supporters are recognized for their loyalty, creativity, and sense of community, despite the club’s relatively young history within Finnish football.

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