Regional football federations of Ukraine




Regional football federations of Ukraine is associated members of Football Federation of Ukraine in regions of Ukraine.


In 2000 Football Federation of Ukraine created Council of Regions for the development of football in the regions throughout the country. It was dissolved in 2010.




Contents






  • 1 Description


  • 2 See also


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Description


There are 24 active members, while membership of other 3 association is suspended due to the 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Each region conducts its own championship, while most of them has also the second and the third tiers of league competitions. Each region also conducts a regional cup competitions as well as some additional regional tournaments. Along with it each regional federation has several smaller regional federations of its own (raion and city federations). Note that the Sevastopol City Football Federation cooperates with the Crimean Republican Football Federation and often teams from Sevastopol compete in the championship of the peninsula.


Due to the 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine, several regions were forced to suspend all sports competition due to war conditions. Republican Crimean Football Federation was raided and under the UEFA Special Commission mediation transferred to the Russian Football Union. Later it was renamed as Crimean Football Union. In 2016 Football Federation of Ukraine revived the Football Federation of Crimea in Kherson.


Football competitions in Luhansk Oblast were conducted under auspices of pro-Russian separatist administration (Luhansk People's Republic), while in Donetsk Oblast competitions were resumed under united championship of Donbas.



































































































































































































































Football Federation Year Office Members Competitions Links
Cherkasy Oblast 1991/1997 Cherkasy 26+7 1954
FFCHO
Chernihiv Oblast 1999 Chernihiv 15+22 1947[1]
CNOFF
Chernivtsi Oblast 1997 Chernivtsi 13+12 1941/1945
FFBUK
Bukovyna Sport-Portal
Republican Football Federation of Crimea
Football Federation of Crimea		 1993-2014
2016
Simferopol

Kherson
15+10		 1954-2014
Republican FFK

Tavria fan's website
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast 1993 Dnipro 34+11
FFDO
Donetsk Oblast 1994 Sloviansk 39+55 suspended
Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast 1991 Ivano-Frankivsk 19+13
IFFF
Kharkiv Oblast 1993 Kharkiv 24+8
HOFF
Kherson Oblast 1996 Kherson 15+11
HOFF (new)
Kherson Oblast Football Federation (old)
Khmelnytskyi Oblast 1998 Khmelnytskyi 26+6 no website
Kirovohrad Oblast 1995 Kropyvnytskyi 24+9
KOFF-FFU
Kyiv Oblast 1997 Kiev 39+6
KOFF
Luhansk Oblast 1990 Severodonetsk 9+9 suspended
Lviv Oblast 1990 Lviv 26+15
DUFLL
Mykolaiv Oblast 1994 Mykolaiv 24+6
FFMO
Odessa Oblast 1991 Odessa 18+12
FFOO
Odessa Football-Portal
Poltava Oblast 1998 Poltava 19+6
FFPO
Rivne Oblast Rivne 20+34
ROFF
Sumy Oblast 1992 Sumy 16+11
FFSumy
Ternopil Oblast 1991 Ternopil 18+17
TOFF
Vinnytsia Oblast 1992 Vinnytsia 22+8
VOFF
Volyn Oblast 1997 Lutsk 20+16
FFV
Zakarpattia Oblast 1997 Mukacheve 16+10
FFZ
Zaporizhia Oblast 1999 Zaporizhia 10+16
ZOFF
Zhytomyr Oblast 1992 Zhytomyr 13+7
ZHOFF
Kyiv 1997 Kiev 0+74
FFK
Sevastopol 1995 x 0+18 information is not available


See also



  • Football Federation of Ukraine

  • AAFU

  • Regional championships of Ukraine (football)



References





  1. ^ All champions. Chernihiv Oblast Football Federation




External links



  • List of FFU members (in Ukrainian)















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