Kazakh national football team

Kazakhstan
Qazaqstan

Association	Qasaqstannyng Futbol Federazijassy Қазақстанның Футбол Федерациясы
confederacy	UEFA
Technical sponsor	adidas
Head coach	Michal Bílek (since 2019)
captain	Bauyrshan Islamchan
Record scorer	Ruslan Baltiev (13)
Record player	Samat Smaqow (76)
Home stadium	Astana Arena , Almaty Central Stadium
FIFA code	KAZ
FIFA rank	118. (1155 points) (as of July 16, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
185 games 42 wins 43 draws 100 losses
statistics
First international game Kazakhstan 1-0 Turkmenistan ( Almaty , Kazakhstan ; June 1, 1992)
Biggest win Pakistan 0-7 Kazakhstan ( Lahore , Pakistan ; June 11, 1997)
Biggest defeats Kazakhstan 6-0 Turkey ( Almaty , Kazakhstan ; June 8, 2005) Russia 6-0 Kazakhstan ( Moscow , Russia ; May 23, 2008)
(As of November 19, 2018)

The Kazakh national football team is the national team of the Central Asian state of Kazakhstan . The football association is the Qasaqstannyng Futbol Federazijassy . Kazakhstan was a member of the AFC from 1992 to 2002 , then switched to UEFA . The team is currently ranked 121st in the FIFA World Ranking as of October 24, 2019.

history

The team played their first official international match against Turkmenistan in 1992 , before the country was part of the Soviet Union. The first official FIFA international match was played by Kazakhstan on June 14, 1996 as part of qualifying for the 1996 Asian Cup against Qatar and won 1-0. However, Kazakhstan has never been able to qualify for the finals of a World Cup or European Championship or Asian Cup. In the Football West Asian Championship in 2000 Kazakhstan participated as a visiting team.

Participation in soccer world championships

• 1930 to 1990 - Did not participate, was part of the USSR national football team .
• 1994 to 2018 - not qualified

Participation in European football championships

• 1960 to 1992 - Did not participate, was part of the USSR national football team .
• 1996 - Did not participate, was not a UEFA member
• 2000 to 2004 - Did not participate, was a possible candidate for UEFA member
• 2008 to 2021 - Not qualified

Participation in soccer Asian championships

• 1956 to 1992 - Did not participate, was part of the USSR national football team .
• 1996 to 2000 - Not qualified
• 2004 - Did not participate, was no longer an AFC member

player

Record player

(As of November 19, 2019)

Record player
Games	player	Period	Gates
76	Samat Smaqow	2000-2016	02
73	Ruslan Baltiev	1997-2009	13
58	Nurbol Shumasqaliev	2001-2013	07th
55	Andrei Karpovich	2000-2014	03
51	Yuri Logvinenko	2008 – active	05
48	Sergei Chishnichenko	2009 – active	08th
46	David Lorija	2000-2017	00
44	Dmitri Shomko	2011 – active	02
43	Bauyrshan Islamchan	2012 – active	03
42	Sergei Ostapenko	2007-2013	06th

Record shooters
Gates	player	Period	Games
13	Ruslan Baltiev	1997-2009	73
12	Viktor Subarev	1997-2004	18th
08th	Dmitry Bjakov	2000-2008	33
08th	Sergei Chishnichenko	2009 – active	48
08th	Nurbol Shumasqaliev	2001-2013	58
06th	Igor Avdeev	1996-2005	27
06th	Oleg Litvinenko	1996-2006	28
06th	Sergei Ostapenko	2007-2013	42
05	Andrei Finontchenko	2003-2014	21st
05	Yuri Logvinenko	2008 – active	50

Squad of the Kazakh national football team

No.	Surname	birthday	society	Games	Gates	debut
goalkeeper
01	Stas Pokatilov	0Dec 8, 1992	FK Qairat Almaty	15th	0	31 Mar 2015
12	Dmytro Nepohodov	Feb. 17, 1988	FK Astana	11	0	19 Nov 2018
22nd	Igor Shazky	May 11, 1989	Tobyl Qostanai	01	0	Feb. 21, 2019
Defense
02	Sergei Malyj	0June 5th 1990	FK Astana	41	0	05th Mar 2014
03	Temirlan Jerlanow	0July 9, 1993	Tobyl Qostanai	07th	1	Feb. 21, 2019
04th	Nuraly Älip	Dec 22, 1999	FK Qairat Almaty	01	0	26th Mar 2018
11	Jan Worogowski	0Aug 7, 1996	K Beerschot VA	08th	1	21 Mar 2019
13	Olshas Kerimshanov	May 16, 1989	Shetissu Taldyqorghan	01	0	Oct 13, 2019
15th	Alexander Marochkin	July 14, 1990	Qaisar Qysylorda	07th	0	0June 8, 2019
16	Ghafurshan Suyimbayev	Aug 19, 1990	FK Qairat Almaty	34	4th	Oct 10, 2014
18th	Dmitri Shomko	19 Mar 1990	FK Astana	45	2	0Feb 9, 2011
21st	Absal Beissebekow	Nov 30, 1992	FK Astana	28	0	Oct 13, 2014
	Dmitri Miroshnichenko	Feb 26, 1992	Tobyl Qostanai	10	0	0Sep 9 2014
midfield
05	Islambek Quat	Jan. 12, 1993	FK Orenburg	31	4th	03rd Sep 2015
06th	Aibol Abbiken	0June 1, 1996	FK Qairat Almaty	04th	0	0Sep 9 2019
08th	Asqat Taghybergen	0Aug 9, 1990	Qaisar Qysylorda	23	0	0June 7, 2014
09	Bauyrshan Islamchan	Feb 23, 1993	al Ain Club	44	3	Feb. 29, 2012
10	Georgi Zhukov	Nov 19, 1994	Wisła Krakow	15th	0	31 Mar 2015
14th	Yuri Perzuch	May 13, 1996	FK Astana	13	1	23 Mar 2018
19th	Baqtiyar Sainutdinov	0Apr 2, 1998	FK Rostov	13	6th	23 Mar 2018
23	Yuri Logvinenko	22 Aug 1988	FK Astana	51	5	May 23, 2008
Storm
07th	Alexei Schotkin	May 21, 1991	FK Astana	30th	4th	14 Aug 2013
17th	Abat Ayymbetov	0Aug 7, 1995	FK Qairat Almaty	06th	0	0June 8, 2019
20th	Maxim Fedin	0June 8, 1996	Tobyl Qostanai	12	1	Oct 13, 2018
Status: March 2020

German players

The Kazakh national team tried from the start to attract German players who had Kazakh roots. A search was made at German associations for Germans from Russia or their descendants who were deported to Kazakhstan during the Soviet Union . So far there are six Germans who have shown up for Kazakhstan.

player	(Last club	Period	Games
Heinrich Schmidtgal	FSV Frankfurt	2010-2015	12
Constantine Engel	VfL Osnabrück	2012-2015	11
Alexander Merkel	VfL Bochum	2015–	3
Peter Neustädter	1. FSV Mainz 05	1996	3
Aleksandr Kuchma	FK Taras	2005-2008	2
Sergei Karimov	MSV Duisburg	2010	1

Trainer

• Bakhtiyar Bayseitov (1992)
• Sergey Gorokhovodatskiy (1998)
• Vait Talgaev (2000)
• Vladimir Fomichev (2000)
• Leonid Pakhomov (2002-2004)
• Sergey Timofeev (2004-2005)
• Arno Pijpers (2005-2008)
• Bernd Storck (2008-2010)
• Miroslav Beránek (2011-2013)
• Yuri Krasnozhan (2014-2015)
• Talgat Baysufinov (2016-2017)
• Aleksandr Borodyuk (2017-2018)
• Stanimir Stoilow (2018-2019)
• Michal Bílek (2019 -)

International matches against German-speaking teams

See also : List of the national matches of the Kazakh national football team

So far, the team has not played any games against Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland. In the qualification for the EM 2012 there were the first games against Germany and Austria.

Games against Germany

(Results from a Kazakh point of view)

	date	place	Result	occasion
01.	October 12, 2010	Astana	0: 3	European Championship qualification 2012
02.	March 26, 2011	Kaiserslautern	0: 4	European Championship qualification 2012
03.	22th of March 2013	Astana	0: 3	World Cup qualification 2014
04th	March 26, 2013	Nuremberg	1: 4	World Cup qualification 2014

Games against Austria

(Results from a Kazakh point of view)

	date	place	Result	occasion
01.	September 7, 2010	Salzburg	0: 2	European Championship qualification 2012
02.	October 11, 2011	Astana	0-0	European Championship qualification 2012
03.	October 12, 2012	Astana	0-0	World Cup qualification 2014
04th	October 16, 2012	Vienna	0: 4	World Cup qualification 2014

See also

• Kazakh national football team (U-20 men)

Web links

• Official website of the Kazakh Football Association (English)
• The Kazakh Football Association on the FIFA website
• All of Kazakhstan's international matches on the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The FIFA / Coca-Cola World Ranking. In: fifa.com. July 16, 2020, accessed July 21, 2020 .