The 2010 Russian Second Division was the third strongest division in Russian football. The Second Division is geographically divided into 5 zones. The winners of each zone are automatically promoted into the First Division. The bottom finishers of each zone lose professional status and are relegated into the Amateur Football League.
West Standings
Top scorers Source: PFL 21 goals Artur Sarkisov (Lokomotiv-2)
18 goals Dmitri Vyazmikin (Torpedo Vladimir)
11 goals Aleksei Pugin (Dynamo Vologda)
10 goals Konstantin Ionov (Torpedo-ZIL) Aleksandr Petukhov (Sever) Pavel Vtyurin (Torpedo Vladimir)
9 goals Valeri Malyshev (Torpedo Vladimir) Radik Safin (Pskov-747)
Center
Standings
Top scorers Source: PFL 20 goals Yevgeni Polyakov (Rusichi)
19 goals Andrei Myazin (Vityaz)
15 goals Ilya Borodin (Zvezda) Denis Kirilenko (Gubkin)
13 goals Sergei Faustov (Gubkin / Fakel)
11 goals Yegor Larionov (Saturn-2 / Znamya Truda)
South FC Bataysk-2007 dropped out of the competition on July 31 due to lack of finances. All their opponents in the remaining scheduled matches were awarded a 3-0 win.
Standings
Top scorers Source: PFL 16 goals Pavel Safronov (Mashuk-KMV)
13 goals Aleksandr Golubev (Astrakhan) Timirlan Shavanov (Dagdizel) Dmitri Shovgenov (Kavkaztransgaz-2005) Roman Smolskiy (MITOS)
12 goals Aleksei Buznyakov (SKA)
10 goals Sergei Grinenko (Astrakhan) Zhumaldin Karatlyashev (Chernomorets) Roman Uzdenov (Druzhba)
9 goals Vasili Brovin (Dynamo) Batraz Kaloyev (Beslan-FAYUR) Vadim Luchin (Angusht) Valentin Okorochkov (Chernomorets)
Ural-Povolzhye
Standings
Top scorers Source: PFL 19 goals Mikhail Tyufyakov (Neftekhimik)
17 goals Marat Shogenov (Gazovik)
11 goals Aleksandr Korotayev (Akademiya) Viktor Zemchenkov (Tyumen)
10 goals Vladimir Morozov (Chelyabinsk)
9 goals Konstantin Nizovtsev (Gazovik)
East
Standings
Top scorers Source: PFL
19 goals Valentin Yegunov (Metallurg-Kuzbass)
14 goals Aleksei Bazanov (Metallurg-Yenisey)
11 goals Maksim Bondarenko (Sakhalin) Vladimir Nakhanovich (Radian-Baikal) Denis Uryvkov (Metallurg-Kuzbass)
9 goals Georgy Garmashov (Chita) Kirill Kochkayev (Chita) Sergei Narylkov (Dynamo) Aleksei Nekrasov (Radian-Baikal) Eduard Uchurov (Radian-Baikal) Sergei Voronov (KUZBASS)
8 goals Stanislav Goncharov (Metallurg-Yenisey) Andrei Lodis (Smena)
References
External links Official PFL site