On Sunday, July 26, 2026, at VTB UTB Novogorsk-Dynamo, the youth team of the Housing and Communal Services Dynamo will host the Housing and Communal Services Zvezda-2005 U-21 as part of the 12th round of the Youth League.
When to start and where to watch
It will be possible to follow the progress of the match in the match center on our website, as well as in the club's social networks VKontakte and Telegram.
A live video broadcast of the game will be available to watch:
– in the official account of the SFL-Girls in VKontakte at this link
The meeting starts at 17:00 Moscow time.
As always, our girls are waiting for the support of Dynamo fans at the stadium. All home matches of the Dynamo youth football team this season are held at the training base in Novogorsk. How to get to VTB UTB "Novogorsk-Dynamo" and support Dynamo girls, you can find out here.
Entrance to the match with Zvezda-2005 will be free, free tickets can be obtained at this link.
A fan's passport (Fan ID) is not needed to enter the stands!
You can always view the full schedule of home and away matches of the Dynamo youth team in the 2026 season here.
Team status
In the previous round, our team hosted ZHFC Krasnodar at home. The meeting began with the active pressure of the blue and white: by the 5th minute, Eva Rabchenyuk had two chances to open an account. First, her shot to the far corner passed a few centimeters from the bar, and then Eva went one–on-one with the goalkeeper - Veronika Bachurina turned out to be stronger in this duel, who saved the Southerners from the goal.
The pressure of the Muscovites continued: in the 7th minute, Kristina Kubatkina dangerously executed a free kick, but the ball missed the target. Then Ekaterina Sergeeva entered the game, whose accentuated shot fell into the hands of the goalkeeper of the guests. Krasnodar made an attempt to move the game away from their goal: the guests managed to create the first moment, but Dynamo goalkeeper Arina Taranchenko fixed the ball. The answer of the hostesses followed almost immediately: Alisa Klimova struck a blow under the crossbar, which Bachurina transferred to the corner in a jump.
By the middle of the half, the game was on a collision course, and the persistence of the blue and white brought results. In the 32nd minute, Sergeeva took the ball in the center of the field, dispersed the attack and gave a transfer to the left flank to Irina Dricheva. Irina moved forward at speed and drove the ball into the near "nine" with a powerful blow – 1:0!
Krasnodar responded with a standard performed by Alina Godyna, but the ball passed above the goal. The end of the half turned out to be tense: Ekaterina Barashkova and Daria Guskova received yellow cards, and in the 45th minute after Dynamo's corner was saved by the crossbar.
The second half of the meeting began under the dictation of the guests. To change the pattern of the game, at the 60th minute the Dynamo coaching staff released Yana Nesterenko instead of Ksenia Pilnikova. A fresh player could have distinguished herself with the first touch, but after her shot from outside the penalty area, the ball passed next to the bar. By the 75th minute, the pace of the game remained high, while both teams began to make inaccuracies in the final stage more often.
In the 77th minute, a series of dangerous moments arose at the Dynamo gate, when the Muscovites' defense blocked several shots at point-blank range. A minute later, Sofia Denisko did not use the chance to equalize, having shot past the goal.
The key event occurred in the 89th minute: blue and white defender Daria Guskova received a second yellow card and was removed from the field. Remaining in the minority, Dynamo did not retain the advantage. At 90 +2 minutes, Eva Efimova regained her balance with an accurate shot into the near corner - 1:1.
Arina Taranchenko's final save in the 90+6th minute after the Krasnodar attack recorded the final draw.
— After the removal, we went on the defensive, tried to play as low as possible. The opponent exerted pressure, we made a mistake somewhere, missed this goal in compensated time. The key was the removal: in the end it was a little hard, plus Krasnodar was pumping. There are no simple opponents in the Youth League, we have to fight with everyone," Dynamo head coach Oleg Gusev summed up the match.
Defender of the blue and white Nadezhda Sviridova also commented on the outcome of the meeting.:
— We almost didn't make it, we missed it at the very end. The red card affected, and they didn't push it a little. We played well in the first half, we didn't have enough aggression in the second, we couldn't score the second goal.
However, despite the draw in the home match, the blue and white retained the third place in the standings and are now two points behind Rubin Kazan and five points behind CSKA Moscow.
About the opponent, the history of the confrontation, the judging panel
The opponent of the blue and white in the 12th round - the youth team of the Zvezda–2005 Housing and Communal Complex - has not only not won a single victory this season, but has never played a draw. Accordingly, the Perm team has three zeros in the standings: in the column "wins", draws" and "points".
Olga Kasatkina's wards scored only five goals in 11 matches – this is also the worst result in the Youth League. But in terms of missed balls, the youth team of Zvezda 2005 is still not the worst - more than the Permians (47), the Yenisei football players (63) missed. But even this did not help the Ural team to leave the last place in the standings, which it now occupies.
It is noteworthy that, having started the season worse than ever – 6 crushing defeats in a row, Zvezda 2005 has more or less stabilized the defensive game in the last five matches. And although all of them were lost, in three of these five meetings the Permians lost with a difference of one goal. Another notable moment: all five goals scored by Zvezda-2005 were scored by five different football players.
No less impressive is the history of personal meetings between Dynamo and Zvezda-2005. Since 2022, there have been only four of them, and Muscovites have been stronger in all four: two wins at home (4:0 and 1:0), two away wins (7:0 and 4:1), a goal difference of 16-1. Paradoxically, in Perm, blue and white are even more effective than on the home field. This season, the two-match Moscow-Perm confrontation will begin in Novogorsk.
Interestingly, both teams have players related to both Dynamo and Zvezda 2005. So, the Dynamo club is played by Ekaterina Sergeeva, a native of Perm, who started her football career at the Zvezda 2005 Housing and Communal Complex Academy, and midfielder Diana Faskhutdinova plays in the Perm team, who played for Dynamo youth team in the 2024 season (6 matches).
The new meeting of Spartak and Dynamo within the framework of the Youth League will be served by the refereeing team led by Daria Genega from Voronezh, who will be assisted by assistant referees Arina Konstantinova (Irkutsk) and Milana Vaskina (Cheboksary).
Earlier, Genega had already worked on Dynamo matches: in the Youth League – against Ryazan-Airborne Forces (1:0), Chertanovo (2:1) and Spartak (1:0).
The balance of Dynamo wins and losses under the refereeing of Genega: 3 matches – 3 wins, goal difference 4-1.