The 2002 FC Spartak Moscow season was the club's 11th season in the Russian Premier League season. Spartak were defending Premier League Champions, having won the previous six titles, but finished the season in third place. In the Russian Cup, Spartak progressed the quarterfinals of the 2002–03 cup, which will take place in the 2003 season. In Europe, Spartak finished bottom of their UEFA Champions League group where they played Valencia, Basel and Liverpool.
Squad
No. Name Nationality Position Date of birth (age) Signed from Signed in Contract ends Apps. Goals Goalkeepers 1 Maksym Levytskyi Levytskyi was born in Shakhty, Soviet Union (now Russia), but also qualified to represent Ukraine internationally, making his debut for Ukraine in 2000. GK Saint-Étienne 2001 45 Stanislav Cherchesov GK Tirol Innsbruck 2002 Predrag Ristović GK Zemun 2001 Defenders 2 Yuri Kovtun DF Dynamo Moscow 1999 2005 3 Ibra Kébé DF ASC Jeanne d'Arc 2001 4 Jerry-Christian Tchuissé DF Chernomorets Novorossiysk 2000 18 Dmytro Parfenov DF Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk 1998 2005 29 Igor Mitreski DF Sileks 2001 34 Moisés Moura DF Paraná 2002 30 1 44 Valeri Abramidze DF Torpedo Kutaisi 2002 2006 11 0 48 Samuel Ogunsania DF Enyimba 2002 2004 2 0 51 Robert Scarlett DF Harbour View 2002 2002 1 0 55 Dmitri Khlestov DF Beşiktaş 2002 2002 Sergei Kabanov DF Youth Team 2002 0 0 Midfielders 7 Vasili Baranov MF Baltika Kaliningrad 1998 8 Marcelo Silva MF Santos 2002 2004 5 0 9 Yegor Titov MF Youth Team 1995 282 74 10 Eduard Tsykhmeystruk MF Levski Sofia 2001 13 Dmitri Kudryashov MF Saint-Étienne 2002 29 5 14 Maksym Kalynychenko MF Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk 2000 56 9 21 Artyom Bezrodny Bezrodny was born in Sumy, Soviet Union (now Ukraine), but also qualified to represent Russia internationally, making his international debut for Russia in 1999. MF Bayer Leverkusen 1998 23 Pyotr Nemov MF Dynamo Moscow 2002 2 0 24 Andrei Streltsov MF Youth Team 2001 25 Aleksandr Pavlenko Pavlenko was born in Ordzhonikidze, Soviet Union (now Ukraine), but also qualified to represent Russia internationally, making his debut for Russia U21 in 2003. MF Lausanne-Sport 2001 17 0 26 Aleksandr Sheshukov MF Spartak Tambov 2002 2 0 39 Aleksei Rebko MF Youth Team 2001 2 0 40 Aleksandr Samedov MF Youth Team 2001 1 0 41 Dmitri Torbinski MF Youth Team 2001 6 0 Forwards 11 Vladimir Beschastnykh FW Racing Santander 2001 16 Pavel Pogrebnyak FW Youth Team 2002 2 0 19 Dmitri Sychev FW Spartak Tambov 2002 19 10 20 Aleksandr Danishevsky FW Youth Team 2001 30 Aleksandr Sonin FW Saint-Étienne 2001 42 Okon Flo Essien FW Dolphin 2001 Away on loan 15 Raman Vasilyuk FW Slavia Mozyr 2001 Maksim Kabanov GK Youth Team 2001 Aleksei Zuev GK Spartak-Zvezda Shchyolkovo 2001 Goran Maznov FW Sloga Jugomagnat 2001 Players that left Spartak Moscow during the season 6 Dmitri Ananko DF Youth Team 1991 22 Dmitri Goncharov Goncharov was born in Dresden, East Germany (now Germany) GK Fakel Voronezh 2002 6 0 Adnan Gušo GK Erzurumspor 2001 Slavko Matić DF OFK Beograd 2001 Marco Villaseca MF Colo-Colo 2002 2004 0 0 Lawrence Adjei MF Asante Kotoko 2001 Valerijus Mižigurskis FW Žalgiris Vilnius 2002 0 0
On loan
Left club during season
Transfers
In Date Position Nationality Name From Fee Ref.Winter 2002GKDmitri GoncharovFakel VoronezhUndisclosedWinter 2002DFMoisés MouraParanáUndisclosedWinter 2002MFDmitri KudryashovSaint-ÉtienneUndisclosedWinter 2002MFPyotr NemovDynamo MoscowUndisclosedWinter 2002MFAleksandr SheshukovSpartak TambovUndisclosedWinter 2002FWDmitri SychevSpartak TambovUndisclosed6 March 2002MFMarco VillasecaColo-ColoUndisclosedSummer 2002GKStanislav CherchesovTirol InnsbruckUndisclosed23 July 2002MFMarcelo SilvaSantosUndisclosed1 August 2002DFValeri AbramidzeTorpedo KutaisiUndisclosed27 August 2002DFRobert ScarlettHarbour ViewUndisclosed27 August 2002DFSamuel OgunsaniaEnyimbaUndisclosed29 August 2002DFDmitri KhlestovBeşiktaşFree29 August 2002MFAndrosinho
Out Date Position Nationality Name To Fee Ref.31 July 2002GKDmitri GoncharovAlania VladikavkazUndisclosedSummer 2002GKAdnan GušoSarajevoUndisclosedSummer 2002DFDmitri AnankoAC AjaccioUndisclosedSummer 2002DFSlavko MatićČukarički StankomUndisclosedSummer 2002MFMarco VillasecaColo-ColoUndisclosedSummer 2002MFLawrence AdjeiSV Eintracht Trier 05UndisclosedSummer 2002FWValerijus MižigurskisŽalgiris VilniusUndisclosed
Loans out Date from Position Nationality Name To Date to Ref.Winter 2002GKAdnan GušoŽeljezničar SarajevoSummer 2002Winter 2002GKMaksim KabanovFakel VoronezhEnd of SeasonWinter 2002GKAleksei ZuevKhimkiEnd of SeasonWinter 2002MFLawrence AdjeiArminia BielefeldSummer 2002Winter 2002FWGoran MaznovSloga JugomagnatEnd of SeasonSummer 2002FWRaman VasilyukDinamo MinskEnd of Season
Released Date Position Nationality Name Joined Date31 December 2002GKStanislav CherchesovRetired31 December 2002GKPredrag RistovićRad31 December 2002GKMaksym LevytskyiChernomorets Novorossiysk31 December 2002DFJerry-Christian TchuisséChernomorets Novorossiysk31 December 2002DFRobert ScarlettHarbour View31 December 2002DFSamuel OgunsaniaEnyimba31 December 2002DFDmitri KhlestovTorpedo-ZIL Moscow31 December 2002MFDmitri KudryashovKrylia Sovetov31 December 2002MFPyotr NemovKrylia Sovetov31 December 2002MFEduard TsykhmeystrukMetalurh Donetsk
Competitions
Premier League
Results by round
Results
League table
Russian Cup
2002-03
Quarterfinal took place during the 2003 season.
UEFA Champions League
Group stage
Squad statistics
Appearances and goals
|colspan="14"|Players away from the club on loan:
|colspan="14"|Players who appeared for Spartak Moscow but left during the season:
Goal scorers PlacePositionNationNumberNamePremier League2002-03 Russian CupUEFA Champions LeagueTotal1 FW11Vladimir Beschastnykh1220142 FW19Dmitri Sychev910103 MF13Dmitri Kudryashov5005FW20Aleksandr Danishevsky40155 MF9 Yegor Titov40046 DF3 Ibra Kébé3003FW30Aleksandr Sonin2103MF14Maksym Kalynychenko12039 MF10Eduard Tsykhmeystruk2002DF18Dmytro Parfenov2002MF7 Vasili Baranov1102FW21Artyom Bezrodny110213DF34Moisés Moura1001FW42Okon Flo Essien1001DF2 Yuri Kovtun1001 Total498158
Clean sheets PlacePositionNationNumberNamePremier League2002-03 Russian CupUEFA Champions LeagueTotal1 GK1 Maksym Levytskyi820102 GK22Dmitri Goncharov2002TOTALS92011 Levytskyi & Goncharov both played in Spartak's 3-0 victory over Shinnik Yaroslavl on 12 March 2002.
Disciplinary record Number Nation Position Name Premier League 2002-03 Russian Cup UEFA Champions League Total2 DFYuri Kovtun6100401013 DFIbra Kébé8100201014 DFJerry-Christian Tchuissé101000206 DFDmitri Ananko600000607 MFVasili Baranov200000209 MFYegor Titov4000004011FWVladimir Beschastnykh2000002013MFDmitri Kudryashov2000204014MFMaksym Kalynychenko2100103118DFDmytro Parfenov6000006019FWDmitri Sychev2010003020FWAleksandr Danishevsky3000003021MFArtyom Bezrodny4000004025MFAleksandr Pavlenko1000001029DFIgor Mitreski4000307030FWAleksandr Sonin1000001034DFMoisés80003011041MFDmitri Torbinski0000101042FWOkon Flo Essien2000002044DFValeri Abramidze1000102048DFSamuel Ogunsania1000102055DFDmitri Khlestov10101030Players away on loan:Players who left Spartak Moscow season during the season:10MFEduard Tsykhmeystruk10000010 Total68330190903
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