Lukoil Arena, home stadium of Spartak Moscow
Spartak Moscow

Spartak Moscow

RussiaRussia
LWLWW

Founded

1922

Venue

Lukoil Arena

City

Moskva

Capacity

45,360

Surface

grass

#6 Premier League R0# Cup # Club Friendlies

Trophies

Premier League

2016/2017,2001,2000,1999,1998,1997,1996,1994,1993,1992,

10xWinner

Premier League

2020/2021,2011/2012,2009,2007,2006,2005,

6x2nd Place

Cup

2021/2022,2002/2003,1997/1998,1993/1994,

4xWinner

Cup

1995/1996,

1x2nd Place

Super Cup

2017,

1xWinner

Super Cup

2997/2007,2022,2006,2004,

4x2nd Place

Spartak Moscow

FC Spartak Moscow, founded on April 18, 1922, and playing at the modern 45,360-capacity Lukoil Arena since 2014, is the most successful club in Russian and Soviet football combined with a record 22 top-division titles — including 9 of the first 10 Russian Premier League championships after the Soviet Union's dissolution. Known as 'the People's Team' due to their independence from state institutions, Spartak were shaped by the visionary Starostin brothers and developed a philosophy of technical, attacking football that brought European semi-final appearances in the 1990s under Oleg Romantsev. Legendary figures include captain Igor Netto, all-time top scorer Nikita Simonyan, and the beloved Fyodor Cherenkov, widely regarded as the finest player in the club's history. They remain Russia's most supported club across all generations.