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Ural is a football club based in Ekaterinburg, Russia, playing their home matches at Ekaterinburg Arena. Follow Ural on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Martin Sekulic leads Ural's scoring in league play with 5 goals this season. Denis Bokov has contributed 4, while Ilya Ishkov has added 2.

Ural have been in strong form recently, winning 3 of their last 5 matches (60% win rate). They have scored 7 goals and conceded 4 during this period. Defensively, they have been solid, conceding an average of 0.8 goals per game. In the First League, their recent results include a 2-0 win against KamAZ, a 1-1 draw with Shinnik Yaroslavl, a 1-0 win against Neftekhimik, a 2-1 win against Spartak Kostroma, and a 1-2 loss to Veles Moscow.

Recent results for Ural:

• 2026年9月6日: First League - 2-0 win vs KamAZ
• 2026年9月14日: First League - 1-1 draw at Shinnik Yaroslavl
• 2026年9月18日: First League - 1-0 win at Neftekhimik
• 2026年9月26日: First League - 2-1 win at Spartak Kostroma
• 2026年10月10日: First League - 1-2 loss vs Veles Moscow

Upcoming fixtures for Ural:

• 2026年10月18日: First League - vs Nizhny Novgorod
• 2026年10月24日: First League - at FC Chelyabinsk
• 2026年10月31日: First League - at Sochi
• 2026年11月7日: First League - vs Volga Ulyanovsk
• 2026年11月21日: First League - at Ufa

Looking ahead, Ural face a challenging run of fixtures ahead, with 2 home games and 3 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. This includes 3 difficult fixtures, and 1 match of moderate difficulty, and 1 more favorable encounter. Upcoming opponents: Nizhny Novgorod (home), FC Chelyabinsk (away), PFC Sochi (away), Volga Ulyanovsk (home), and FC Ufa (away).

Ural currently sits in 3rd place in the 1. Division with 25 points from 13 matches (7W 4D 2L).

Ural's squad consists of 37 players. Goalkeepers: Alexander Selikhov (Russia), Yuriy Maleev (Russia), Aleksey Mamin (Russia), Ivan Kuznetsov (Russia). Defenders: Silvije Begić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Vitaliy Stezhko (Russia), Maksim Kaynov (Russia), Dmitri Tikhiy (Russia), Ítalo (Brazil), Timofey Margasov (Russia), Dmitriy Prishchepa (Belarus), Vladislav Malkevich (Belarus), Artem Mamin (Russia), Pavel Satuchin (Russia), Artem Fotin (Russia), Dmitriy Kiselev (Russia), Radmir Khaynetskiy (Russia). Midfielders: Fanil Sungatulin (Russia), Vladislav Karapuzov (Russia), Nikita Morozov (Russia), Léo Cordeiro (Brazil), Aleksandr Korotkov (Russia), Ilia Skoropupov (Russia), Maksim Sergeev (Russia), Vitaliy Bondarev (Russia), Nikita Khrisanfov (Russia), Roman Shoronov (Russia), Tigran Arabachyan (Russia). Forwards: Martin Sekulić (Croatia), Denis Bokov (Russia), Gabriel Cardoso (Brazil), Khoren Bayramyan (Armenia), Evgeni Markov (Russia), Evgeni Kharin (Russia), Vitaliy Nem (Russia), Ilya Ishkov (Russia), Bertrand Fourrier (France).

Ural transfers: New signings include Vitaliy Stezhko (from Krasnodar), Khoren Bayramyan (from Rostov), Dmytro Ivanisenya (from Krylya Sovetov). Players transferred out include Yuri Zheleznov (to Akron Togliatti), Maksim Voronov (to CSKA).

Sergey Yuran is the current head coach of Ural. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 58% win rate across 12 matches, averaging 2.08 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Miroslav Romashchenko managed the club for one season, recording 12 wins from 21 matches (57% win rate). Vasili Berezutski managed the club for one season, recording 6 wins from 13 matches (46% win rate). Other former coaches include Evgeni Averyanov, Viktor Goncharenko, Igor Shalimov, Yuri Matveyev, Dmitriy Parfenov, Aleksandr Tarkhanov, Vadim Skripchenko, Oleg Vasilenko, and Aleksandr Pobegalov.

Ural plays their home matches at Ekaterinburg Arena in Ekaterinburg, which has a capacity of 35,696.

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