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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • Team names [ ] • 2004–2009: First club • 2004–2009: Khodak Cherkasy • 2010–2018: Second club • 2010–2014: Slavutych Cherkasy • 2014: Slavutych–Zorya Cherkasy • 2014–2018: Cherkaskyi Dnipro • 2018–present: Third club (in Bilozirya) • 2018-present: Cherkashchyna-Akademiya History [ ] Khodak Cherkasy [ ] In 2004 there was registered club FC Khodak Cherkasy at a local food factory owned. The factory team existed at least since 1995, but was registered as Khodak in 2004. The new club played at regional competitions of.

After (2010) the club has disappeared. Slavutych – Cherkaskyi Dnipro [ ]. See also: In 2010, on initiative of the Cherkasy Oblast Governor a new club was created under the name of Slavutych and supposedly without any relations to Dnipro. There is an idea that the new club was created based on former amateur club FC Khodak Cherkasy. The club's vice-president became a leader of in.

The club started out in the. The club submitted its license to the and was accepted into the for the 2011–12 season. The June 20, 2011 decision of the Central Council of PFL team accepted the team's professional status. The new club received a new bus for transport as a gift and expansion for its sporting facilities. There were allocated funds on reconstruction of Tsentralnyi Stadion and Volodymyr Khodak confirmed that were expanded some of the stadium's facility, while others are expected to be completed in near future.

Soon after the establishment of the club (in 2011), the Dnipro ultras asked the club's leadership to returned the city's club its original name of Dnipro instead of Slavutych and recognize the original club as a direct predecessor of Slavutych. In 2013 the club was coached by former Ukrainian international footballer and the first captain of national team who in 2015 decided to develop football in the Russian occupied eastern Ukraine.

With the ongoing, in March of 2014 the club leadership was changed with a banker Ihor Doroshenko replacing former Ukrainian statesman. The club known as FC Slavutych Cherkasy in July 2014 merged with neighbors and was initially renamed, Slavutych-Zorya Cherkasy. However the club decided to have input from their fans and the club was renamed to Cherkaskyi Dnipro. It placed the year of establishment of 1955 on its club's shield. On 30 October 2017, the club was reconstituted as United Football Club of the Cherkasy Region territorial communes 'Cherkaskyi Dnipro – Bilozirya Academy', but renaming process was cancelled in December 2017. Cherkashchyna-Akademiya [ ] The club was dissolved in July 2018 and reorganized based on its academy in Bilozirya. Changed its name to FC Cherkashchyna-Akademiya-2 Bilozirya and continues to compete at regional level.

On 1 February 2019 the long-time head coach of Dnipro-Slavutych-Cherkashchyna expressed his expectations to get his club promoted to the First League approving the current format and composition of the Second League. Honours [ ] Cherkaskyi Dnipro [ ] • • Runners-up (1): • • Winners (1): Khodak Cherkasy [ ] • • Runners-up (1): • • Winners (3): 2005, 2006, 2008 • Runners-up (1): 2004 League and cup history [ ] Season Div.

• [history (stadium)] (in Ukrainian). FC Slavutych fans website. Retrieved 2011-07-07. 10 July 2018 • ^ • ^.

Cherkaskyi Sport. 2 August 2018 • ^ at Footballfacts •. 26 July 2011 •. Sports Arena. 5 December 2018 •.

28 March 2014 • (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 2011-06-22. • [FC Slavutych gains its first victory] (in Ukrainian). Cherkaskiy Krai (Frontier). Retrieved 2011-07-07. • Tetiana Nikitenko.

Ukrayina Moloda. 27 July 2011. 20 March 2013 •. 14 November 2011 •. 25 July 2017 •. 21 March 2014 • [Shakhtar Sverdlovsk refused from participation in the Druha Liha]. (in Ukrainian).

Retrieved 4 July 2014. • [Dnipro returns to Cherkasy]. (in Ukrainian). 21 July 2014. Retrieved 24 July 2014. 30 October 2017 • •.

Football of the Uman region from Ihor Sobolenko. 18 August 2018 • Artem Tsyhanenko. 1 February 2019 • Competition held in two stages. Points from Stage One carried over •. 19 October 2012 •.

12 June 2013 • [Work with Yuriy Bakalov is terminated] (in Ukrainian). Official FC Slavutych Cherkasy webpage. 29 July 2014. Retrieved 30 July 2014.

• at FC Cherkaskyi Dnipro website External links [ ] • (in Ukrainian) • (in Ukrainian).