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Lithuania A Lyga Prédiction
L L L D L D W W L D
9th place
Panevezys vs FK Riteriai 05/17/2025 14:00

Lithuania A Lyga

Betimate

Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

LAL

Panevezys

FK Riteriai

1 - 0

1.77

2.7

2 - 0

Dernier Total

Matchs joués FK Riteriai

09.05.25

FK Zalgiris Vilnius

2-0

FK Riteriai

LTC

2-0

04.05.25

FK Kauno Zalgiris

3-1

FK Riteriai

LTC

3-1

29.04.25

FK Riteriai

1-2

FK Siauliai

LTC

1-2

26.04.25

FK Dainava Alytus

1-1

FK Riteriai

LTC

1-1

19.04.25

FK Riteriai

0-1

FK Dziugas Telsiai

LTC

0-1

16.04.25

FK Siauliai

2-2

FK Riteriai

LTC

2-2

12.04.25

Banga Gargzdai

1-3

FK Riteriai

LTC

1-3

05.04.25

FK Riteriai

3-1

Panevezys

LTC

3-1

29.03.25

Hegelmann Litauen

2-1

FK Riteriai

LTC

2-1

16.03.25

FK Riteriai

0-0

FK Kauno Zalgiris

LTC

0-0

07.03.25

FK Riteriai

3-3

FK Zalgiris Vilnius

LTC

3-3

01.03.25

FK Riteriai

3-4

Suduva Marijampole

LTC

3-4

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

FK Riteriai

Matchs joués 12

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

1.5

1.83

Moins/Plus

1.5

17%

83%

2.5

33%

67%

3.5

50%

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

75%

25%

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

92%

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

75%

25%

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Suduva Marijampole	24	12	7	3	2	16 - 9	7
2	Hegelmann Litauen	24	12	8	0	4	17 - 17	0
3	FK Kauno Zalgiris	21	11	6	3	2	16 - 8	8
4	FK Siauliai	18	11	5	3	3	17 - 15	2
5	FK Dziugas Telsiai	18	12	6	0	6	10 - 9	1
6	FK Zalgiris Vilnius	15	11	4	3	4	15 - 14	1
7	Panevezys	14	11	4	2	5	15 - 15	0
8	Banga Gargzdai	14	11	4	2	5	11 - 11	0
9	FK Riteriai	10	11	2	4	5	17 - 20	-3
10	FK Dainava Alytus	2	12	0	2	10	9 - 25	-16

Rencontres

Date

Match

24.05.25

LAL

FK Riteriai – Hegelmann Litauen

01.06.25

LAL

Suduva Marijampole – FK Riteriai

14.06.25

LAL

FK Riteriai – Banga Gargzdai

Lithuania A Lyga Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Suduva Marijampole	24	12	7	3	2	16 - 9	7
2	FK Kauno Zalgiris	21	11	6	3	2	16 - 8	8
3	Hegelmann Litauen	21	11	7	0	4	16 - 17	-1
4	FK Siauliai	18	11	5	3	3	17 - 15	2
5	FK Dziugas Telsiai	18	11	6	0	5	10 - 8	2
6	FK Zalgiris Vilnius	15	11	4	3	4	15 - 14	1
7	Panevezys	14	11	4	2	5	15 - 15	0
8	Banga Gargzdai	14	11	4	2	5	11 - 11	0
9	FK Riteriai	10	11	2	4	5	17 - 20	-3
10	FK Dainava Alytus	2	12	0	2	10	9 - 25	-16

Name

MPG

Pavle Radunovic Pavle Radunovic Panevezys Panevezys

786

158

Amine Benchaib Amine Benchaib FK Kauno Zalgiris FK Kauno Zalgiris

845

169

Meinardas Mikulenas Meinardas Mikulenas FK Riteriai FK Riteriai

887

178

Romualdas Jansonas Romualdas Jansonas FK Kauno Zalgiris FK Kauno Zalgiris

646

130

Vilius Armalas Vilius Armalas Hegelmann Litauen Hegelmann Litauen

908

227

Abdel Kader Njoya Abdel Kader Njoya Hegelmann Litauen Hegelmann Litauen

580

145

Eligijus Jankauskas Eligijus Jankauskas FK Siauliai FK Siauliai

590

197

Nauris Petkevicius Nauris Petkevicius Suduva Marijampole Suduva Marijampole

916

306

Bernardo Silva Bernardo Silva FK Siauliai FK Siauliai

936

312

Oleksandr Kurtsev Oleksandr Kurtsev FK Dziugas Telsiai FK Dziugas Telsiai

569

190

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FK Riteriai, commonly known as "The Knights," is a professional football club based in Vilnius, Lithuania. Founded in 2005, the club has quickly established itself as a competitive force in Lithuanian football, achieving notable success in Lithuania's top flight and participating in European competitions.

The team plays its home matches at LFF Stadium in Vilnius, with a capacity of 5,067 spectators. The club's traditional colors are yellow and green, symbolizing energy and growth, and its crest features a medieval knight, reflecting the club’s proud moniker.

FK Riteriai boasts a passionate and growing fan base, drawing support from local Vilnius communities and football enthusiasts across Lithuania. Their rivalry with FK Žalgiris Vilnius is regarded as one of the most intense in Lithuanian football.

Over the years, FK Riteriai has been home to several notable Lithuanian players, such as Dominykas Barauskas, and has contributed significantly to the development of young talent in the country. The club’s commitment to youth development and disciplined football has cemented its reputation as a respected institution in Lithuanian sports.

Though yet to win the A Lyga championship, FK Riteriai has achieved multiple top-three league finishes and has participated several times in UEFA Europa League and Europa Conference League qualifiers, marking its growing stature at both domestic and European levels.

With solid management, a focus on youth development, and competitive ambitions, FK Riteriai aims to continue its progression and establish itself as a leading name in both Lithuanian and Baltic football.

Team:	FK Riteriai
Full name:	Futbolo Klubas Riteriai
Country:	Lithuania
Nickname:	The Knights (Riteriai)
Founded:	2005
Colors:	Yellow-Green
Stadium:	LFF Stadium 5,067 Seats
Address:	Stadiono g. 2, LT-02106, Vilnius, Lithuania
Telephone:	+370 5 233 3115
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	http://fkriteriai.lt/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FK Riteriai

Founded

FK Riteriai was established in 2005 as FK Trakai in the city of Trakai, Lithuania. Initially competing in lower divisions, the club quickly ascended through the ranks thanks to robust youth development and strategic club management. In 2019, the club was renamed FK Riteriai ("The Knights") and relocated its base to Vilnius, the capital city. Since their debut in the A Lyga (Lithuanian top division) in 2014, FK Riteriai has secured multiple podium finishes, becoming a mainstay of Lithuanian top-tier football. The club has regularly participated in European competition qualifiers, representing Lithuanian football on the continental stage.

FK Riteriai's rise symbolizes the emergence of new power bases in Lithuanian football, combining modern club management with a core philosophy of youth and discipline.

Finances and ownership

FK Riteriai is owned and operated by Futbolo Trakai, a private entity focused on football development. The club is known for its pragmatic financial management, emphasizing sustainable growth, investments in local talent, and infrastructure development. While not one of the wealthiest clubs in Lithuania, Riteriai has achieved stability and growth without external debts or major financial controversies. Their commitment to nurturing domestic talent has also ensured lower wage bills compared to rivals, allowing the club to reinvest in their academy and facilities. The club maintains good standing within Lithuanian football circles for their professionalism and responsible governance.

Popular culture

FK Riteriai's identity as "The Knights" is deeply rooted in both Lithuanian history and popular imagination. The club’s branding leverages medieval knight imagery, connecting with the country’s proud past. Supporters of FK Riteriai are often seen with yellow and green attire, displaying club merchandise and medieval motifs at home games. The club’s move to Vilnius allowed it to tap into a youthful fan base in the capital and to foster a healthy rivalry with traditional city powerhouse FK Žalgiris. Riteriai places a strong emphasis on community outreach, regularly hosting youth football events, family days, and social responsibility campaigns in Vilnius and the surrounding area. Although only founded in the 21st century, the club’s culture is vibrant, inclusive, and forward-looking.

Player

The club is home to a mix of experienced Lithuanian players and emerging talent. FK Riteriai has gained a strong reputation for developing youth prospects who advance to the senior national team or move abroad. Over the years, the club has also welcomed notable foreign professionals to provide experience and guidance for home-grown youngsters.

Key figures in the club’s history include defenders like Dominykas Barauskas and midfield engine Modestas Vorobjovas, both of whom have represented Lithuania at the international level. The club values athleticism, technical discipline, and a strong team ethic in recruitment and development.

In the current squad, players such as Linas Klimavičius and Ernestas Andriuškevičius bring experience at both club and international level, complemented by the promise of younger talents like Artūras Dolžnikovas.

Famous Players

Though a relatively young team, FK Riteriai has fielded several notable talents who have made their mark in both club and international football:

Dominykas Barauskas: A loyal defender and club leader, Barauskas developed at Riteriai and has played for the Lithuanian national team, exemplifying the club’s emphasis on homegrown talent.
Modestas Vorobjovas: A reliable midfielder, Vorobjovas was key to Riteriai’s best league campaigns and later earned national team recognition before moving on to other clubs in Europe.
Ernestas Andriuškevičius: After international spells in Poland and the Netherlands, Andriuškevičius joined Riteriai and provided professional insight and international experience to the squad.
Donatas Kazlauskas: Another Lithuanian international, Kazlauskas was among the top scorers in Riteriai’s modern history, known for his attacking versatility and technical ability.
Karolis Uzėla: Considered one of the most talented young midfielders in Lithuania, Uzėla began his career at Riteriai before progressing to larger clubs and the senior national team.

These players have contributed to FK Riteriai’s rapid rise and shaped its footballing identity.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Donatas Kazlauskas	FW	35	92	0.38
2	Vytautas Lukša	MF	31	130	0.24
3	Deivydas Matulevicius	FW	28	74	0.38
4	Linas Klimavičius	DF	19	134	0.14
5	Modestas Vorobjovas	MF	18	116	0.16
6	Karolis Uzėla	MF	12	62	0.19
7	Dominykas Barauskas	DF	11	105	0.10
8	Artūras Dolžnikovas	FW	10	53	0.19

Typical Squad

FK Riteriai usually lines up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, balancing defensive solidity and attacking flair. The typical squad is comprised of:

Goalkeeper

Riteriai has relied on both experienced and emerging Lithuanian goalkeepers. In recent seasons, veteran goalkeeper Vilius Stebrys and Armantas Vitkauskas have provided stability between the posts with leadership and reliability.

Defender

The defense is anchored by local stalwarts such as Linas Klimavičius, often partnered with Dominykas Barauskas or Ernestas Andriuškevičius, providing a blend of discipline, aerial ability, and composure.

Midfielder

Midfield duties rotate among energetic box-to-box players like Karolis Uzėla and Artūras Dolžnikovas, who combine passing ability with defensive work-rate, ably supported by technical playmakers including Modestas Vorobjovas.

Forward

The forward line sees rotation but often features Donatas Kazlauskas and young striker Artūras Dolžnikovas, offering a combination of movement, pace, and finishing ability.

Youth players are regularly introduced to first-team action, reinforcing the club’s philosophy of internal development and long-term planning.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season is another chapter in FK Riteriai’s pursuit of A Lyga success and European qualification. Below is the current squad for the season:

Goalkeeper
	1	Vilius Stebrys	Lithuania	16/04/1996
Updating...	12	Armantas Vitkauskas	Lithuania	23/03/1989
Updating...	31	Augustinas Krasauskas	Lithuania	28/04/2000
Defender
Updating...	5	Linas Klimavičius	Lithuania	10/04/1989
Updating...	6	Dominykas Barauskas	Lithuania	18/04/1997
Updating...	15	Ernestas Andriuškevičius	Lithuania	05/04/1990
Updating...	2	Martynas Dapkus	Lithuania	06/02/1993
Updating...	22	Rokas Stanulevičius	Lithuania	07/11/1994
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Karolis Uzėla	Lithuania	11/03/2000
Updating...	10	Modestas Vorobjovas	Lithuania	30/12/1995
Updating...	17	Artūras Dolžnikovas	Lithuania	18/08/2002
Updating...	21	Vytautas Lukša	Lithuania	14/08/1984
Updating...	19	Dovydas Virbickas	Lithuania	23/06/1998
Forward
Updating...	9	Donatas Kazlauskas	Lithuania	31/03/1994
Updating...	11	Deivydas Matulevicius	Lithuania	08/04/1989
Updating...	14	Artūras Dolžnikovas	Lithuania	18/08/2002
Manager
Updating...		Maksim Tarasov	Lithuania	18/02/1987
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Mantas Savėnas	Lithuania	27/08/1982

Coach

FK Riteriai, a prominent Lithuanian football club based in Vilnius, has had a series of noteworthy coaches since its founding in 2005 (originally as FK Trakai). Throughout its modern history, the club has witnessed significant development, achieving consistent results in Lithuania’s top flight and competing in European tournaments. Below are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of FK Riteriai:

Valdas Dambrauskas: Dambrauskas managed the club from 2014 to 2017 and established Riteriai as a consistent A Lyga title contender. Under his guidance, the club finished as league runners-up three years in a row (2015, 2016, 2017) and reached the LFF Cup final in 2016.
Oleg Vasilenko: The Russian coach took charge during the 2018 and 2019 seasons, leading FK Riteriai to back-to-back third-place finishes in the A Lyga and securing regular participation in UEFA Europa League qualifiers.
Kęstutis Česnauskis: After his time as a player for the club, Česnauskis served in various coaching roles and was appointed head coach in 2020. He continued the club's forward momentum, reaching the Lithuanian Cup final that same year.
Aleksandr Kurtenko: Appointed manager in 2024, Kurtenko represents a new generation of coaches, aiming to guide Riteriai towards future domestic and European successes.

These coaches, alongside others, have contributed greatly to FK Riteriai's emerging status and growing reputation in Lithuanian football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
12/02/2024 - Present	Aleksandr Kurtenko	Belarus	19/03/1986
06/12/2023 - 11/02/2024	Rokas Garastas	Lithuania	17/10/1987
25/07/2022 - 05/12/2023	Giedrius Kadziulis	Lithuania	29/06/1981
03/05/2022 - 24/07/2022	Kęstutis Česnauskis	Lithuania	17/06/1982
07/01/2020 - 02/05/2022	Kęstutis Česnauskis	Lithuania	17/06/1982
23/08/2019 - 31/12/2019	Mindaugas Čepas	Lithuania	17/03/1979
01/01/2018 - 22/08/2019	Oleg Vasilenko	Russia	06/10/1973
13/01/2014 - 31/12/2017	Valdas Dambrauskas	Lithuania	07/01/1977
01/01/2013 - 12/01/2014	Vytautas Lukša	Lithuania	17/08/1978
01/01/2011 - 31/12/2012	Andrius Šležas	Lithuania	19/02/1977
01/01/2005 - 31/12/2010	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

FK Riteriai, based in Vilnius, Lithuania, is a football club recognized for its distinctive identity and evolving visual symbolism. Established in 2005, the club was originally known as FK Trakai before rebranding to FK Riteriai in 2019, a name which literally means "Knights" in Lithuanian.

The original crest of the club featured a traditional shield motif with blue and yellow, reflective of the Trakai region's historic coat of arms. In 2019, following the club's rebranding to FK Riteriai, the crest was redesigned to showcase a modern knight's helmet and a bold-edged shield, symbolizing valor, honor, and a commitment to sporting ideals. The club's current crest highlights the knight emblem in gold and green, aligning with the new club colors and mascot.

FK Riteriai's traditional colors were blue and yellow during its Trakai years. With the adoption of the Riteriai identity, the club transitioned to green and gold as their primary colors, representing renewal, ambition, and the Lithuanian landscape. The alternate kits have often featured black accents and white to provide contrast in cup competitions and away matches. These colors are now woven into the club's identity, featuring prominently in both home and away kits, the stadium decor, and merchandise.

The evolution of FK Riteriai's crest and colors reflects the club’s growth from a regional team to an established presence in Lithuania’s top flight, while honoring both regional tradition and the values symbolized by the knight.

Fan Club

FK Riteriai's supporter base has grown steadily since the club's inception, particularly after their relocation to Vilnius and rebranding. The most prominent fan group is "Riteriai Ultras," formed shortly after the name change in 2019. These supporters are recognized for their vibrant matchday atmosphere, vocal encouragement, and visually striking displays involving flags, banners, and choreographed tifos representing the knightly spirit.

The Riteriai Ultras emphasize family involvement and community engagement, making matchday experiences accessible for both long-term football enthusiasts and new fans in the Vilnius region. They are known for their commitment to fair play and sportsmanship, often celebrating not only the club's victories but also acts of on-pitch bravery and respect.

The club's fans have contributed to building the team’s reputation as a family-friendly and inclusive environment in Lithuanian football, fostering a strong sense of identity and camaraderie.

Stadium

FK Riteriai currently hosts its home matches at the LFF Stadium, located in Vilnius, Lithuania. With a seating capacity of approximately 5,067, the stadium is one of the most recognized football venues in the country and regularly hosts domestic league games, Lithuanian Cup fixtures, and international qualifiers.

The LFF Stadium, originally constructed in 2004, has undergone several renovations to modernize its facilities for both players and fans. The most substantial renovation occurred in 2011, focusing on seating upgrades, improved pitch quality, VIP areas, and expanded media zones. It remains a multi-purpose venue, but football remains its primary focus. The architecture of LFF Stadium emphasizes accessibility and excellent sightlines from all sections.

The stadium is conveniently situated in the city center of Vilnius, making it easily accessible for local supporters and visitors. Since relocating to Vilnius, FK Riteriai has established the LFF Stadium as its fortress, with an atmosphere driven by passionate home support and the iconic knightly imagery.

Honours and Awards

FK Riteriai has steadily built a competitive record in Lithuanian football since its establishment, with consistent performances in the country's top division and cup competitions. While the club is yet to secure a national league title, it is known for its persistent top-three finishes and appearances in European competition qualifiers. Below is a summary of FK Riteriai's major achievements:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Lithuanian A Lyga (Lithuania)	0	Runner-up	2016, 2017
2	Lithuanian A Lyga (Lithuania)	3	Third place	2014, 2015, 2018
3	Lithuanian Cup	1	Runner-up	2015–16
4	Lithuanian Supercup	0	Updating...	Updating...
5	UEFA Europa League Appearances	6	Qualifying rounds	2015-2020
6	Other Cups	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about FK Riteriai

Q: When was FK Riteriai founded?

A: FK Riteriai was founded in 2005, initially under the name FK Trakai.

Q: Why did FK Trakai change its name to FK Riteriai?

A: The club rebranded to FK Riteriai in 2019 to reflect a renewed identity and closer ties to Vilnius after moving its base from Trakai.

Q: What are the traditional colors of FK Riteriai?

A: The club’s current colors are green and gold. Before 2019, blue and yellow were used during the FK Trakai era.

Q: What is the capacity of FK Riteriai’s home stadium?

A: FK Riteriai plays at LFF Stadium in Vilnius, which can accommodate around 5,067 spectators.

Q: Has FK Riteriai ever won the Lithuanian league title?

A: No, FK Riteriai has not won the A Lyga, but has finished as runners-up and placed in the top three on several occasions.

Q: What is the main fan group of FK Riteriai called?

A: The main fan group is known as Riteriai Ultras.

Q: Does FK Riteriai compete in European competitions?

A: Yes, FK Riteriai has participated in the qualifying rounds of the UEFA Europa League multiple times since 2015.

Q: Who are some notable players who have played for FK Riteriai?

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Q: What is the meaning of "Riteriai"?

A: "Riteriai" means "Knights" in Lithuanian, representing the club’s values of honor and bravery on the field.

Q: Where can I find predictions and statistics for FK Riteriai matches?

A: You can follow Betimate for the latest predictions and comprehensive statistics on all FK Riteriai matches.

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