FC Mika in European football explained

Continent:Europe
Mika in European football
Club:Mika

Mika is an Armenian football club based in Yerevan, Armenia.

History

2000's

Mika first qualified for European competitions in 2000 after winning the 2000 Armenian Cup against Zvartnots-AAL, and entering the 2000–01 UEFA Cup. Here they were drawn against Rapid București where they were beaten 3–0 in Bucharest on 10 August 2000, before winning the return leg 1–0 on 24 August 2000, played at the Gyumri City Stadium in Gyumri, thanks to a goal from Samvel Nikolyan.[1] [2]

After retaining the Armenian Cup by winning the 2001 edition, Mika again entered the UEFA Cup during the 2001–02 season, this time drawing Brașov. After losing the 1st leg 5–1 in Brașov, Mika lost the 2nd leg 0–2 at their Mika Stadium in Yerevan, to go out 1–7 on aggregate.

Matches

SeasonCompetitionRoundOpponentHomeAwayAggregate
2000–01UEFA CupQR Rapid București1–00–31–3
2001–02UEFA CupQR Brașov0–21–51–7
2004–05UEFA CupQR Budapest Honvéd0–11–11–2
2005–06UEFA CupQR Mainz 050–00–40–4
2006–07UEFA CupQR Young Boys1–30–11–4
2007–08UEFA Cup1QR MTK Budapest1–01–22–2
2QR Artmedia Bratislava2–10–22–3
2008UEFA Intertoto CupR1 Tiraspol2–20–02–2
2009–10UEFA Europa League1QR Helsingborgs1–11–32–4
2010–11UEFA Europa League2QR Rabotnički0–00–10–1
2011–12UEFA Europa League2QR Vålerenga0–10–10–2
2013–14UEFA Europa League1QR Rudar Pljevlja1–10–10–1
2014–15UEFA Europa League1QR RNK Split1–10–21–3

Player statistics

Appearances

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1 Alex2006-2015
2 Hrachya Mikaelyan2004-2010
3 Armen Petikyan2000-2002, 2003, 2005-2007
3 Narek Beglaryan2005-2012, 2012–2013, 2014–2015
3 Armen Petrosyan2008-2015
6 Armen Shahgeldyan2001-2002, 2004, 2005-2007
7 Felix Hakobyan2001-2008
7 David Grigoryan2000-2004, 2007–2009, 2014–2015
7 Gevorg Poghosyan2007-2015
10 Arsen Meloyan2004-2007
10 Tigran Davtyan2005-2007
10 Nikita Fursin2006-2007, 2009
10 Aghvan Mkrtchyan2009-2013
14 Artyom Adamyan2003-2007
15 Artashes Adamyan2003-2006
15 Artashes Antonyan2005-2008
15 2007-2011
15 Cléber2006-2007
15 Pedro López2008-2011
15 Ednei2009-2012
21 Gevorg Kasparov2004, 2010–2012, 2014-2015
22 Armen Markosyan2000-2002
22 Hovhannes Tahmazyan2004-2007
22 Ivan Ristić2007
22 Cléber Rodrigues2007
22 Boti Goa2008-2011, 2012
22 Alexander Tadevosyan2009-2011, 2012
22 Hrayr Mkoyan2010-2011
22 Simyon Muradyan2011-2013
22 Andranik Voskanyan2008-2015
22 Vardges Satumyan2011-2015
22 Vardan Movsisyan2011-2015, 2016-2017
33 Arsen Dallakyan2000-2002
33 Artavazd Karamyan2000, 2001
33 Grigor Mkrtchyan2000-2003
33 Arman Karamyan2000, 2001
33 Abraham Khashmanyan2000-2001
33 Varazdat Avetisyan2000-2001
33 Karen Muradyan2000-2004, 2007
33 Vardan Hovhannisyan2004-2006
33 Maksym Morozov2005, 2009
33 2007
33 Stepan Hakobyan2004-2005, 2007-2011
33 Ulises Cano2009-2011
33 Aram Voskanyan2003-2004, 2008–2010, 2010–2011
33 Alik Arakelyan2012-2015
33 Rafael Ghazaryan2010-2015
33 Gor Poghosyan2011-2016
49 Harutyun Abrahamyan2000-2001
49 Aram Avanesyan2000-2002
49 Vardan Minasyan2000-2001
49 Samvel Nikolyan2000-2001
49 Slavik Sukiasyan2001
49 Rafael Nazaryan2001
49 Andrey Bulanov2001-2002
49 Arthur Mkrtchyan2000-2001
49 Hayk Harutyunyan2001-2002
49 Arsen Ayvazyan2004
49 Grigor Grigoryan2004
49 Garnik Hovhannisyan2004-2005, 2008-2009
49 Ýuriý Magdiýew2005
49 Karen Asatryan2005
49 Pavel Yushkov2006
49 Zaza Sakhokia2008
49 Arkadi Chilingaryan2008
49 Khoren Veranyan2008-2009
49 Maksim Fyodorov2008
49 Artur Harutyunyan2009-2011
49 Ara Hakobyan2009
49 Saulius Klevinskas2010
49 Edílson2010-2011
49 Mindaugas Grigalevičius2010
49 Constantin Mandrîcenco2011
49 Areg Azatyan2011-2014
49 Arman Hakobyan2013-2015
49 Artur Adamyan2012-2015
49 Sargis Shahinyan2011-2013, 2014-2015
49 Tigran Barseghyan2014-2015
49 Sargis Karapetyan2013-2015
49 Hayk Voskanyan2014-2015
81 Artur Kocharyan2000
81 Albert Atshemyan2000-2001
81 Sargis Nordikyan2000-2001
81 Gor Hovhannisyan2000-2001
81 Karen Grigoryan2001-2002
81 Arsen Simonyan2001-2002
81 Tigran Hovhannisyan2004
81 Artak Hovhannisyan2004
81 Araik Markosyan2004
81 Vardan Bichakhchyan2004
81 Sergey Shevchenko2005
81 Hovhannes Harutyunyan2004-2005
81 Acleisson2007
81 Virab Meytikhanyan2005-2009
81 Rafael Safaryan2008-2009
81 2008-2009
81 Karen Avoyan2007-2009
81 Dilshod Vasiyev2008
81 Hayk Ishkhanyan2009-2011, 2013
81 Hovhannes Grigoryan2011
81 Armen Khachatryan2012-2014
81 Armen Fishyan2012-2016

Goalscorers

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1 Armen Shahgeldyan2001-2002, 2004, 2005-2007
2 Samvel Nikolyan2000-2001
2 Rafael Nazaryan2001
2 David Grigoryan2000-2004, 2007–2009, 2014–2015
2 Cléber Rodrigues2007
2 Artyom Adamyan2003-2007
2 Alex2006-2015
2 Khoren Veranyan2008-2009
2 Stepan Hakobyan2004-2005, 2007-2011
2 Ulises Cano2009-2011
2 Ednei2009-2012
2 Sargis Karapetyan2013-2015
2 Rafael Ghazaryan2010-2015

Clean sheets

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1 Felix Hakobyan2001-2008
2 Harutyun Abrahamyan2000-2001
2 Saulius Klevinskas2010
4 Slavik Sukiasyan2001-2002
4 Gevorg Kasparov2004, 2010–2012, 2014-2015
4 Garnik Hovhannisyan2004-2006, 2008-2009
4 Artur Harutyunyan2009-2011
4 Armen Fishyan2012-2016
4 Armen Khachatryan2012-2013

Overall record

By competition

CompetitionGPWDLGFGA+/-
14 3 2 9 8 25 –17
10 0 4 6 4 12 –8
2 0 2 0 2 2 0
Total 26 3 8 15 14 39 −25

By club

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Rapid București 3-0 Mika . uefa.com . UEFA . 24 August 2023.
  2. Web site: Mika 1-0 Rapid București . uefa.com . UEFA . 24 August 2023.

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