List of football clubs in Lithuania

List of football clubs in Lithuania
Legend
LA L1 FT
A Lyga 1 Lyga Farm team league
L2S L2N L2E L2W
2 Lyga zone South zone North zone East zone West

This is a list of football (soccer) clubs in Lithuania that played in A Lyga (the highest league), Lyga 1 (second-tier league), or Lyga 2 (third-tier) from 2003 to 2007. In 2007 a separate league for Reserve teams and feeder teams was created.

Clubs

Club name Location Place (2003) League (2003) Place (2004) League (2004) Place (2005) League (2005) Place (2006) League (2006) Place (2007) League (2007) Notes
Akmenė-Šiauliai-3 Naujoji Akmenė     10 L2N 10 L2N 8 L2N     Akmenė became the second farm team of FK Šiauliai in 2006
Aktas Vilnius     8 L2E              
Alytis Alytus 1 L2S 14 L1 1 L1 2 L1 1 L1 Home stadium: Alytus Stadium
Alytis-2 Alytus     4 L2S 3 L2S     2 L2S Feeder team for Alytis
Atlantas Klaipėda 5 LA 3 LA 7 LA 6 LA 6 LA  
Atlantas-2 Klaipėda 1 L2W 4 L2W 1 L2W 3 L1 8 FT Feeder team for Atlantas
Atletas Kaunas 9 L1 15 L1 11 L1 16 L1      
Atletas-2 Kaunas 6 L2S                 Feeder team for Atletas
Babrungas Plungė 8 L1 8 L1 12 L1 18 L1 7 L2N  
Babrungas-2 Plungė 8 L2W 8 L2N 12 L2W         Feeder team for Babrungas
Banga Gargždai 17 L1 3 L2W 5 L2W 12 L1 6 L1  
Bangelė Gargždai             7 L2W 6 L2N Feeder team for Banga; also known as Banga-2
Dainava Alytus 16 L1                  
Ekranas Panevėžys 2 LA 2 LA 1 LA 2 LA 3 LA  
Ekranas-2 Panevėžys 10 L1 11 L1 2 L2N 1 L2N 5 FT Feeder team for Ekranas
FBK Kaunas Kaunas 1 LA 1 LA 2 LA 1 LA 1 LA  
FBK Kaunas-2 Kaunas                 4 FT Feeder team for FBK Kaunas; also known as Žalgiris-2 Kaunas
FK Anykščiai Anykščiai 2 L2E 12 L2S 11 L2S 1 L2S 12 L1  
FK Kalvarija Kalvarija     11 L2S 13 L2S 10 L2S 15 L2S  
FK Kretinga Kretinga                 10 L2N  
FK Mažeikiai Mažeikiai 1 L2N 6 L1 4 L2N 3 L2N 4 L2N Before 2003 known as Nafta Mažeikiai
FK Pagėgiai Pagėgiai 3 L2W 8 L2W 8 L2W 10 L2W      
FK Pasvalys Pasvalys 8 L2N 9 L2N              
FK Prienai Prienai 9 L2S 13 L2S 12 L2S 6 L2S 9 L2S Before 2006 known as Valdima Prienai
FK Rūdiškės Rūdiškės                 8 L2S  
FK Šiauliai Šiauliai 8 LA 1 L1 9 LA 8 LA 8 LA Known as Sakalas Šiauliai (2001-2003)
FK Šiauliai-2 Šiauliai     6 L2N 6 L1 13 L1 9 FT Feeder team for FK Šiauliai
FK Šiauliai-3 Šiauliai     5 L2N              
FK Šilutė Šilutė 3 L1 6 LA 6 LA 9 LA 9 LA  
FK Šilutė-2 Šilutė 4 L2W 1 L2W 2 L2W 1 L2W 6 FT Feeder team for FK Šilutė
FK Skuodas Skuodas             11 L2W      
FK Vilnius Vilnius 7 LA 8 LA 5 LA 7 LA 7 LA Before 2004 known as Šviesa Vilnius
FK Vilnius-2 Vilnius 1 L2E 17 L1 15 L1 10 L1 7 FT Feeder team for FK Vilnius; also known as Šviesa-2
Gariūnai Vilnius     2 L2E              
Geležinis Vilkas Vilnius 2 L1 4 L1 5 L1 17 L1 1 L2S  
Gintaras Palanga 10 L2W     10 L2W          
Glestum Klaipėda         4 L2W 5 L2W 9 L1  
Glestum-2 Klaipėda                 9 L2N Feeder team for Glestrum
GMT-83 Gargždai         6 L2W         Merged with Banga
Granitas Naujoji Vilnia     6 L2E              
Interas Visaginas 3 L2E 2 L2S 2 L2S 8 L1 10 LA  
Interas-2 Visaginas                 10 FT Feeder team for Interas
Juventa-99 Šiauliai 2 L2N 4 L2N 3 L2N 5 L2N 1 L2N  
Kaitra Lentvaris     5 L2E              
Kareda Kaunas 14 L1                 Moved from Šiauliai to Kaunas in 2000;[1] dissolved in 2003
Kauno Jėgeriai Kaunas 7 L1 2 L1 2 L1 1 L1 8 L1 Former feeder team for FBK Kaunas
Kražantė Kelmė 9 L2N 2 L2N 1 L2N 2 L2N      
Kruoja Pakruojis 6 L2N 1 L2N 10 L1 4 L1 4 L1  
Kvintencija Kaunas 6 L1 3 L2S              
Lietava Jonava 11 L1 7 L1 9 L1 14 L1 5 L1  
Lietuvos Paštas Vilnius     1 L2E              
Lifosa Kėdainiai                 3 L2S  
LKKA ir Teledema Kaunas     12 L1 7 L1 6 L1 7 L1 Sponsored by Lithuanian Academy of Physical Education
LVDK Kaunas Kaunas             9 L2S      
Mastis Telšiai 5 L2N 5 L2N 7 L2N 7 L2N 5 L2N  
Minija Kretinga 6 L2W 7 L2W 3 L2W 6 L2W 8 L2N  
Mituva Jurbarkas 10 L2S                  
Naujieji Verkiai Vilnius     13 L2E              
Neris Karmėlava 3 L2S 10 L2S 7 L2S          
Nevėžis Kėdainiai 13 L1 3 L1 10 LA 10 LA 3 L1  
Nevėžis-2 Kėdainiai 2 L2S 8 L2S 10 L2S 7 L2S 13 L2S Feeder team for Nevėžis
Orbit Vilnius     7 L2E              
Ozas Vilnius     12 L2E              
Piritas Klaipėda 4 L1 9 L1 18 L1 9 L2W     Until 2006 known as Rodovitas
Polonija Vilnius 1 L1 5 L1 4 L1         Run by Polish minority in Lithuania
Polonija-2 Vilnius     3 L2E             Feeder team for Polonija
Prelegentai Vilnius     15 L2E              
Rinkuškiai Biržai 4 L2N 7 L2N 9 L2N 4 L2N      
Rodiklis Kaunas     6 L2S 1 L2S 5 L1 2 L1  
Sakuona Plikiai 7 L2W 6 L2W 7 L2W 2 L2W 2 L2N  
Salantas Salantai 9 L2W 9 L2W 9 L2W 8 L2W 11 L2N  
Savingė Kaišiadorys 7 L2S 9 L2S 4 L2S 8 L2S 4 L2S  
Šilas Kazlų Rūda 5 L2S 14 L2S 9 L2S         Changed name to Kvintencija-Šilas in 2006
Širvinta Širvintos 4 L2E 11 L2E              
SM Alytus Alytus     7 L2S              
Sostinės Policija Vilnius     9 L2E              
Sostinės Svajotojas Vilnius     4 L2E              
Spyris Kaunas         6 L2S 4 L2S 11 L2S  
Sūduva Marijampolė 6 LA 7 LA 3 LA 5 LA 2 LA  
Sūduva-2 Marijampolė 4 L2S 1 L2S 8 L1 11 L1 3 FT Farm team for Sūduva
Sveikata Kybartai 8 L2S 5 L2S 5 L2S 3 L2S 10 L2S  
Švyturys Klaipėda 2 L2W 2 L2W 13 L1 4 L2W     Until 2006 known as Kuršiai Neringa
Tauras ERRA Tauragė 18 L1 16 L1 17 L1 3 L2W 11 L1 Known as Tauras before 2005
Titanikas Klaipėda     5 L2W              
Troleibusas Vilnius     10 L2E              
Universitetas Šiauliai 7 L2N                  
Utenis Utena 15 L1 13 L1 16 L1 5 L2S 12 L2S  
Vakarų Dujos Klaipėda 5 L2W                  
Venta Kuršėnai 3 L2N 3 L2N 6 L2N 6 L2N 3 L2N  
Vėtra Vilnius 3 LA 5 LA 4 LA 3 LA 5 LA In 2004 moved from Rūdiškės to Vilnius
Vėtra-2 Vilnius 5 L1 10 L1 3 L1 7 L1 2 FT In 2004 moved from Rūdiškės to Vilnius; feeder team for Vėtra
Vėtra-89 Vilnius                 5 L2S Youth team for Vėtra
Vidzgiris Alytus         8 L2S 2 L2S 6 L2S  
Vienybė Ukmergė 5 L2E     14 L2S          
Vilkmergė Ukmergė         14 L1 15 L1 10 L1  
Visas Labas Kaunas                 7 L2S  
VPU Šviesa Vilnius                 14 L2S Sponsored by Vilnius Pedagogical University
Žalgiris Vilnius 4 LA 4 LA 8 LA 4 LA 4 LA  
Žalgiris-2 Vilnius 12 L1         9 L1 1 FT Farm team for Žalgiris
Žeimena Pabradė     14 L2E              

See also

  • List of football teams
v · d · eFootball in Lithuania
National Teams
Men · U-21 · U-19 · U-17
Women  · U-19  · U-17
League system
Men: A Lyga · 1 Lyga · II Lyga (North · South)
Women: A Lyga
Domestic cups
Lithuanian Cup · Supercup · Lithuanian Women's Cup · Lithuanian Women's Supercup
List of clubs · List of venues
v · d · eList of football clubs in Europe
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