Football. Ua represents Dynamo rival in the third qualifying round of the Champions League - Swiss Young Boys.

The lot was determined in the opponents Dynamo Kiev in the third round of the Champions League qualification Young Boys from Switzerland, who a year ago put a cross on the ligchemion ambitions of the Miner.

The team from Bern was founded on March 14, 1898, by four students of the local university Max and Oskar Schwab, Hermann Bauer and Franz Curley. As evidenced by the official history of the club, the first match "yellow-black" played on June 17 of the same year against Victoria and won. In 1900, Young Boys joined the Swiss Football Association.

The team conducts their home games in the arena of Stade de Suis Vankdorf, which seats 32 thousand spectators. Lawn on Vankdorf artificial.

Young Boys 11 times became champions of Switzerland and 6 times won the national Cup, however, the last trophy team from Bern was able to take in the season-1986/87.

The debut in European competition for Young Boys took place in the first round of the Champions Cup-1957/58 - defeat from the Hungarian Vashasha with a total score of 2: 3.

The greatest success in the Champions League for Young Boys was the outings in the playoff round in the 2010/11 season, which ended in a defeat by Tottenham with a total score of 3: 6, and last season when he defeated Shakhtar in the third qualifying round in the penalty shoot-out (4 : 2) after a 2-0 victory and a 0: 2 defeat, the Swiss were eliminated by Borussia from Monchengladbach with a total score of 2: 9.

In the European League, Young Boys played four times in the group stage, and twice, in the season of 2010/2011 and the season-2014/2015 was able to reach the 1/32 finals, where he lost to Zenit (3: 4) and Everton (2: 7).

Composition:.

Goalkeepers - Marco Wolffy, David von Ballmoos, Dario Marcino.

Defenders - Marco Burki, Steve von Bergen, Gregory Woetrich, Loris Benito, Jordan Lotombo, Sven Yoss, Kevin Mbabu, Thomas Feket.

Midfielders - Leonardo Bertone, Miralem Suleymani (Serbia), Jibril Sov, Torsten Schick (Austria), Michel Ebisher, Qasim Nuhu (Ghana), Sekou Sanogo (Cote d'Ivoire).

Forwards: Alexander Gerndt (Sweden), Jorik Rave (France), Roger Assale (Cote d'Ivoire), Christian Fassnacht, Taulant Seferi (Albania), Guillaume Oro (France).

Coach - Adolf Hutter (Austria).