Rjazani VDV – naised

Founded in 1996, it won two league titles and one cup in the last years of the twentieth century. Ryazan-VDV was the first team to represent Russia in the UEFA Women's Cup.^[]

Around 2013 a team of Russian and Ukrainian nationals was formed, winning a league title in 2013 and the Russian Cup in 2014. The club played in the 2014–15 UEFA Women's Champions League.

Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	07/17 15:00	10	Moskva CSKA – naised v Rjazani VDV – naised	D	3-3
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	07/10 15:00	9	Chertanovo Moskva Women v Rjazani VDV – naised	L	4-0
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	07/02 15:00	8	FK Kubanochka Krasnodar Women v Rjazani VDV – naised	D	1-1
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	06/25 15:00	7	Rjazani VDV – naised v Rossiyanka Women	L	1-3
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	06/18 12:00	6	Permi Zvezda 2005 – naised v Rjazani VDV – naised	D	0-0
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	06/12 15:00	5	Rjazani VDV – naised v Moskva CSKA – naised	W	1-0
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	05/21 14:00	4	Rjazani VDV – naised v Chertanovo Moskva Women	W	2-1
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	05/14 14:00	3	Rjazani VDV – naised v FK Kubanochka Krasnodar Women	W	5-0
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	05/07 14:00	2	Rossiyanka Women v Rjazani VDV – naised	L	1-0
Venemaa kõrgliiga – naised	04/30 14:00	1	Rjazani VDV – naised v Permi Zvezda 2005 – naised	W	1-0
UEFA naiste meistrite liiga	10/15 17:00	5	FC Rosengård - naised v Rjazani VDV – naised	L	2-0
UEFA naiste meistrite liiga	10/08 11:00	5	Rjazani VDV – naised v FC Rosengård - naised	L	1-3

Rjazani VDV – naised

Wikipedia - Ryazan-VDV

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