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Oleg Oshenkov

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Oleg Oshenkov
Personal information
Full name	Oleg Aleksandrovich Oshenkov
Date of birth	27 May 1911
Place of birth	Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire
Date of death	1 January 1976(1976-01-01) (aged 64)
Place of death	Kiev, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1931	Krasnyi Treugolnik
1932–1934	Promkooperatsia
1935	Spartak Leningrad
1936–1940	Dynamo Leningrad
1941	Zenit Leningrad
1942–1947	Dynamo Leningrad
Managerial career
1949–1950	Dynamo Leningrad
1951–1956	Dynamo Kyiv
1956	Ukraine
1957–1958	Trudovye Reservy
1959	Dynamo Kyiv
1960	Sudnobudivelnyk
1960–1969	Shakhtar Donetsk
1970	Sudnobudivelnyk
1972	USSR (assistant)
1975–1976	Metalist Kharkiv
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Oleg Aleksandrovich Oshenkov (Russian: Ошенков, Олег Александрович; 27 May 1911 – 1 January 1976) was a Soviet football player and coach. Merited Master of Sports of USSR (1953)^[1]

Born in the Russian capital, Saint Petersburg, Oshenkov spent all of his playing career in the city, while most of it playing for Dynamo Leningrad. As coach and manager, he worked with several clubs, including Dynamo Kyiv and Shakhtar Donetsk.^[2]

In 1956 along with Anton Idzkovsky, Oshenkov was a head coach of the Ukraine national team at the Summer Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR.^[3]

From 1971 through 1975 he chaired the Football Federation of Ukrainian SSR.

References[edit]

^ Football legends of Ukraine

^ "Oshenkov Oleg Aleksandrovich". KLISF. Retrieved 7 July 2009.

^ Football at the Summer Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR

Preceded by Fedir Martynyuk	Presidents of FFU 1971–1975	Succeeded by Mykola Fominykh

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FC Dynamo Kyiv – managers

Tovarovsky (1935–37)

Fomin (1938)

Pechenyi (1939–40)

Butusov (1940–41)

Makhynia (1944–45)

Korchebokov (1945–46)

Idzkovsky (1946)

Apukhtin (1946)

Shchegotsky (1947)

Butusov (1947)

Sushkov (1948)

Okun (1949)

Fokin (1950)

Oshenkov (1951–56)

Shylovsky (1957–58)

Oshenkov (1959)

Solovyov (1959–62)

Terentiev (1963)

Zubrytskyi (1963)

Maslov (1964–70)

Sevidov (1971–73)

Lobanovskyi (1973–82)

Bazylevych (1974–76)

Morozov (1983–84)

Lobanovskyi (1984–90)

Koman (1990–91)

Puzach (1991–92)

Sabo (1992)

Fomenko (1993)

Sabo (1994)

Onyshchenko (1995)

Pavlov (1995)

Sabo (1995–96)

Lobanovskyi (1997–2002)

Mykhaylychenko (2002–04)

Sabo (2004–05)

Buryak (2005)

Demyanenko (2005–07)

Sabo (2007)

Luzhnyi^c (2007)

Semin (2008–09)

Gazzaev (2009–10)

Luzhnyi^c (2010)

Semin (2010–12)

Blokhin (2012–14)

Rebrov (2014–17)

Khatskevich (2017–19)

Mykhaylychenko (2019–20)

Lucescu (2020–23)

Shovkovskyi (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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MFC Mykolaiv – managers

Ryabikov (1937)

Kondratenko (1938)

Voytenko (1939–40)

Rulyov^c (1940)

no club (1941–1946)

Sinzimir (1946)

Kurbatovskyi (1947)

Serdyuk (1948)

Kondratenko (1948)

Oryekhov/Hychkin (1949)

unknown (1950–53)

Kolbanov (1954–56)

Karichev (1957–59)

Oshenkov (1960)

Goryansky (1961)

Vodyagin (1962–63)

Lemeshko (1965–66)

Lerman (1967)

Voynov (1967–69)

Oshenkov (1970)

Lemeshko (1971–74)

Fomin (1977)

Voynov (1978–79)

Ishchenko (1979–82)

Pestov (1982–83)

Kucherevskyi (1984–85)

Balan (1986)

Zubkov (1987)

Lysenchuk (1988–89)

Balan (1989–92)

Naumenko (1992)

Koltun (1993–94)

Zhuravko (1994)

Koltun (1994)

Kucherevskyi (1994–97)

Puchkov^c (1997)

Zayayev (1997–98)

Kon'kov (1998)

Nikolayenko^c (1998)

Krasnetskyi (1999)

Kalyta (1999–2003)

Mazur^c (2003)

Pokora (2003–04)

Ishchenko (2004–05)

Mazarati (2005)

Haidarzhy (2005–07)

Spitsyn^c (2007)

Mazarati (2007–09)

Kalyta (2009–10)

Mazarati (2010)

Zabranskyi (2010–13)

Fedorchuk (2013)

Ponomarenko^c (2013)

Mazarati (2014)

Fedorchuk (2014)

Smahin^c (2015)

Stavka (2015)

Zabranskyi (2015–18)

Shyshchenko (2018–19)

Chaus^c (2019)

Blyznyuk (2020–21)

Shevchenko (2021)

Pavlov (2021–)

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FC Shakhtar Donetsk – managers

Naumov (1936–41)

Kostylev (1947–48)

Mazanov (1949)

Novikov (1950–51)

Kvashnin (1952)

Ponomarev (1953–56)

Yermilov (1957)

Dangulov (1958)

Novikov (1959)

Shchegotsky (1959–60)

Oshenkov (1960–69)

Voynov (1969–70)

Falyan (1970–71)

Morozov (1972)

Bazylevych (1972–73)

Zakharov (1973–74)

Salkov (1974–78)

Nosov (1979–85)

Bazylevych (1986)

Konkov (1987–89)

Yaremchenko (1989–94)

Salkov (1995)

Rudakov (1995–96)

Yaremchenko (1996–98)

Byshovets (1998–99)

Drozdenko^c (1999)

Prokopenko (2000–01)

Yaremchenko^c (2001)

Scala (2002)

Yaremchenko (2002–03)

Schuster (2003–04)

Prokopenko^c (2004)

Lucescu (2004–16)

Fonseca (2016–19)

Castro (2019–21)

De Zerbi (2021–22)

Jovićević (2022–23)

van Leeuwen (2023)

Pušić (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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FC Metalist Kharkiv – managers

Bem (1947–48)

Usikov (1949)

Shevtsov (1956)

Zolotukhin (1957–58)

Zub (1959)

Ponomarov (1961–62)

Zub (1962)

Zhylin (1962–63)

Novikov (1963–64)

Yeliseyev (1965–66)

Kanevskyi (1966–71)

Terentyev (1972)

Zub (1972)

Voynov (1972–73)

Korolyov (1974)

Zub (1974–75)

Oshenkov (1975–76)

Poskotin (1976)

Lemeshko (1977–88)

Tkachenko (1989–92)

Aristov (1993)

Dotsenko (1993)

Lemeshko (1993)

Dovbiy (1994)

Kamarzayev (1994–95)

Udovenko (1996)

Fomenko (1996–2000)

Tkachenko (2000)

Shalychev (2001)

Udovenko^c (2001)

Fomenko (2001–02)

Kryachko (2002–03)

Fomenko (2003)

Lytovchenko (2003–04)

Zavarov (2005)

Markevych (2005–14)

Rakhayev (2014–15)

Sevidov (2015–16)

Pryzetko^c (2016)

Kucher (2020–22)

Ratiy^c (2022–23)

Ognjenović^c (2023)

Anishchenko (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Presidents of the Ukrainian Association of Football

Soviet section of
football and ice hockey

Levitin (1932–1934)
Kosmachov (1934–1937)
Khavchyn (1937–1941)
World War II (1941–1944)
Romanenko (1944–1959)

Soviet football federation

Balakin (1959)
Kuznetsov (1959–1963)
Idzkovsky (1963–1964)
Martyniuk (1964–1971)
Oshenkov (1971–1975)
Fominykh (1975–1991)

Association of football
(Football federation)

Bannikov (1991–1996)
Pustovoitenko (1996–2000)
Surkis (2000–2012)
Konkov (2012–2015)
Pavelko (2015–present)

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