FK Riga
- FK Riga
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Infobox club sportif
| FK Riga |
 |
|
 |
| Généralités |
| Fondation |
1990 |
| Couleurs |
rouge et noir |
| Stade(s) |
Latvijas Universitates
(5 000 places) |
| Siège |
Lacplesa iela 13-28
1012 Riga |
|
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Le FK Riga est un club letton de football basé à Riga.
Historique
- 1990 : fondation du club sous le nom de Torpedo Riga
- 1993 : le club est renommé Vidus Riga
- 1995 : le club est renommé Amstrig Riga
- 1996 : le club est renommé FK Daugava Riga
- 1998 : absorption du FK Universitate Riga
- 1999 : le club est renommé FK Riga
- 1999 : 1re participation à une Coupe d'Europe (C3) (saison 1999/2000)
Palmarès
Catégories :
- Club letton de football
- Club de football fondé en 1990
- Sport à Riga
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