FC Baltika Kaliningrad
RusiaFC Baltika Kaliningrad di tangga ke-8 dalam Liga Perdana dengan 13 mata daripada 11 perlawanan (3 menang, 4 seri, 4 kalah, gol 14-12). Prestasi terkini FC Baltika Kaliningrad (lima perlawanan terakhir): S K S M S.
Ditubuhkan
1954
Jurulatih
Andrey TalalaevStadium
Rostec Arena
Bandar
Kaliningrad
Kapasiti
35,212
Permukaan
grass
Statistik musim
Rekod
3W 3D 4L
H:1W/A:2W
Gol
14 / 12 (+2)
H:6/A:8
Tanpa bolos
19
H:11/A:8
Kedudukan
1
Keputusan terkini
vs FK Rostov
18/10/2026Liga Perdana
@ Krylya Sovetov
14/10/2026Piala
@ Akhmat Grozny
11/10/2026Liga Perdana
vs Zenit
16/09/2026Liga Perdana
@ Fakel Voronezh
12/09/2026Liga Perdana
vs Lokomotiv Moscow
06/09/2026Liga Perdana
vs Krylya Sovetov
02/09/2026Piala
@ Rodina Moscow
30/08/2026Liga Perdana
vs Rubin Kazan
24/08/2026Liga Perdana
vs Dynamo Makhachkala
20/08/2026Piala
Perlawanan akan datang
@ Krasnodar
Liga Perdana
24/10/2026
18:30
vs Zenit
Piala
29/10/2026
20:45
vs Akron Togliatti
Liga Perdana
01/11/2026
16:30
vs Dynamo Makhachkala
Liga Perdana
08/11/2026
19:45
@ Orenburg
Liga Perdana
21/11/2026
12:00
@ Dynamo Makhachkala
Piala
25/11/2026
17:00
vs Akhmat Grozny
Liga Perdana
28/11/2026
18:00
@ Zenit
Liga Perdana
05/12/2026
16:30
vs Rodina Moscow
Liga Perdana
27/02/2027
18:00
@ FK Rostov
Liga Perdana
06/03/2027
18:00
FC Baltika Kaliningrad
FC Baltika Kaliningrad was founded in 1954 and is the principal football club of Kaliningrad, Russia's westernmost exclave on the Baltic Sea. The club has spent most of its history competing in the lower tiers of Russian football but has periodically risen to the top flight. Baltika plays its home matches at the Kaliningrad Stadium, a modern 35,212-capacity arena built for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, which hosted four group-stage matches during the tournament. The club has been a rallying point for the local community and carries significant cultural importance for the region. In recent seasons Baltika returned to the Russian Premier League, providing top-flight football to an area long accustomed to lower-division competition. The club's navy-blue identity reflects its coastal Baltic heritage.