Dinamo Kiev
UkraineDinamo Kiev are in position 3 in Premier League with 22 points from 10 matches (7 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses, goals 16-9). Recent form of Dinamo Kiev (last five matches): W L W L W.
Founded
1927
Coach
Maciej Kedziorek
Venue
Stadion Dynamo im. Valeriy Lobanovskyi
City
Kyiv
Capacity
16,873
Surface
grass
Season Stats
Record
6W 1D 2L
H:4W/A:2W
Goals
14 / 9 (+5)
H:9/A:5
Clean Sheets
14
H:7/A:7
Rank
1
Sidelined Players (1)
Recent Results
@ Kryvbas KR
02/11/2026Premier League
@ Shakhtar Donetsk
27/10/2026Cup
vs Kudrivka
23/10/2026Premier League
@ FC Polissya Zhytomyr
18/10/2026Premier League
vs Karpaty Lviv
11/10/2026Premier League
@ Zorya
19/09/2026Premier League
vs Epitsentr Dunayivtsi
14/09/2026Premier League
@ Nyva Vinnytsya
10/09/2026Cup
vs LNZ Cherkasy
06/09/2026Premier League
@ Bukovyna
31/08/2026Premier League
Upcoming Fixtures
@ Shakhtar Donetsk
Premier League
08/11/2026
17:00
vs Obolon' Kyiv
Premier League
21/11/2026
17:00
vs Chornomorets
Premier League
28/11/2026
17:00
vs Livyi Bereh
Premier League
02/12/2026
17:00
@ Metalist 1925 Kharkiv
Premier League
05/12/2026
17:00
@ Livyi Bereh
Premier League
12/12/2026
17:00
vs Veres
Premier League
27/02/2027
17:00
@ Kolos Kovalivka
Premier League
06/03/2027
17:00
vs Bukovyna
Premier League
13/03/2027
17:00
@ LNZ Cherkasy
Premier League
20/03/2027
17:00
Dinamo Kiev
Dynamo Kyiv, officially FC Dynamo Kyiv, is Ukraine's most successful and storied football club, founded in 1927 in the Ukrainian capital. The club has won the Ukrainian Premier League a record number of times and dominated Soviet football, claiming the USSR Top League title 13 times. Their European legacy is extraordinary: they won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup twice, in 1975 and 1986, and produced legendary coach Valery Lobanovskyi, whose innovative methods influenced modern football. Star players include Oleg Blokhin, Andriy Shevchenko, and Serhiy Rebrov. The club plays at the 16,873-capacity Valeriy Lobanovskyi Dynamo Stadium. Despite challenges posed by the war in Ukraine, Dynamo Kyiv continues to compete in UEFA competitions, symbolising Ukrainian resilience on the European football stage.