Slava Moscow
Full nameSlava Rugby Club
Founded1974 (1974)
LocationMoscow, Russia
Ground(s)Slava Stadium (Capacity: 1,300)
Coach(es)Levan Tsabadze
League(s)Professional Rugby League
Official website
rugby-slava.ru

Slava Moscow is a Russian rugby union club from Moscow. They participate in the Professional Rugby League, the premier rugby competition of Russia. They play in yellow and red.

History

Honours

Club staff

Head coach – Levan Tsabadze Georgia (country)

Forwards coachSergey Popov Russia

Current squad

2021

Slava
Pos. Nat. Name Date of birth (age) Caps Former club
HK Russia Nazir Gasanov 20 June 1985 19 Russia Bulava Taganrog
HK Russia Sergey Chernyshev 13 May 1988 12 homegrown player
PR Russia Andrey Igretsov 23 December 1985 25 homegrown player
PR Russia Alexey Skobiola 8 August 1991 homegrown player
PR Georgia (country) Nika Chumashvili 30 September 1996 Georgia (country) Kharebi
PR Russia Evgeny Mishechkin 27 June 1997 19 Russia Yuzhnoe Tushino
PR Russia Tamerlan Khubaev 25 April 1998 Russia MAI
PR Russia Sergey Perekhoda 22 April 1999 homegrown player
LK Russia Denis Antonov 17 October 1986 28 homegrown player
LK Russia Nikita Medkov 17 November 1986 7 homegrown player
LK Russia Ilya Osminko 18 January 1988 3 Russia Bulava Taganrog
LK South Africa Wynand Grassmann 9 January 1995 South Africa SWD Eagles
FL South Africa Jono Janse van Rensburg 27 February 1989 South Africa Griquas
FL Russia Nikolai Pochechuev 22 June 1991 Russia Yuzhnoe Tushino
FL Russia Grigol Tsirekidze 29 June 1990
FL Russia Artem Rybulin 30 August 1995 homegrown player
FL South Africa Michael Amiras 22 November 1999 South Africa Blue Bulls
N8 Russia Mikhail Sidorov 19 November 1986 6 Russia Fili
N8 Russia Nikita Vavilin 13 May 1994 19 Russia Fili
SH Russia Stepan Khokhlov 9 May 1998 homegrown player
SH Georgia (country) Sandro Nakhutsrishvili 7 June 1998 Russia VVA
FH South Africa Gerhard Nortier 4 March 1989 South Africa SWD Eagles
FH Russia Nikita Nikushchenko 8 May 1997 homegrown player
FH New Zealand Rewita Biddle 20 July 1998 Russia VVA
CE Russia Evgeny Markov 10 March 1986 Russia Bulava Taganrog
CE Russia Ivan Ustinov 13 February 1990 homegrown player
CE Russia Sergey Stepanov 17 January 1991 Russia Yuzhnoe Tushino
CE Russia Pavel Kirillov 9 May 1993 homegrown player
CE Russia Igor Fyodorov 13 June 1997 Russia MAI
CE Russia Nikolay Baleskov 18 July 1997 Russia Yuzhnoe Tushino
WG Russia Omari Grinyaev 17 July 1994 homegrown player
WG Russia Alexander Afanasyev 23 March 1995 Russia Zelenograd
WG Russia Boris Kontselidze 22 January 2001 homegrown player
FB Georgia (country) Irakli Svanidze 2 July 1996 2 Russia Krasny Yar
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