FK Utenis Utena

This article is about a club dissolved in 2011. For a club established in 2013, see FK Utenos Utenis.

FK Utenis Utena was a professional football club, based in Utena, Lithuania.

FK Utenis Utena

Full name	FK Utenis
Founded	1933
Dissolved	2011
Ground	Utenis Stadium
Capacity	3,000
2011	6th, III Lyga
Home colours Away colours

Name history

• 1933 – Utenis Utena
• 1946 – Žalgiris Utena
• 1948 – Vienybė Utena
• 1948 – Žalgiris Utena
• 1955 – Spartakas Utena
• 1957 – Nemunas Utena
• 1965 – FK Utenis Utena

History

Football has been played in Utena since 1919. The first iteration of FK Utenis was founded in 1933. After the WWII broke out, the club was shut down.^[1]

During the soviet occupation, the club was established again in 1965, and existed until late 1980s.

As Lithuania regained the independence, the FK Utenis was revived once more in 1990, and existed until its bankruptcy in 2011.

The fourth iteration of the club was established in 2013, see FK Utenos Utenis.

Participation in championships

Soviet era championships

Season	Tier	Position	Cup
1973 m.	II (Nemunas)	1
1974 m.	I	24
1977 m.	1/2 f.
1978 m.	II (Nemunas)	1
1979 m.	I	12
1980 m.	I	9
1981 m.	I	17
1983 m.	II (Nemunas)	1
1984 m.	I	7
1985 m.	I	10
1986 m.	I	13
1987 m.	I	17

Lithuanian championships

Season	Tier	Position	Cup
1990 m.	II (Rytai)	8	—
1991 m.	III (Rytai)	4	—
1991–1992 m.	III (Rytai)	4	—
1992–1993 m.	III (Rytai)	3	—
1993–1994 m.	III (Rytai)	5	1/16 f.
1994–1995 m.	III	8	—
1995–1996 m.	III	3	1/32 f.
1996–1997 m.	II	14	—
1997–1998 m.	III (Rytai)	3	1/16 f.
1998–1999 m.	II	15	1/16 f.
1999–2000 m.	III (Rytai)	5	—
2000–2001 m.	III (Rytai)	5	—
2001–2002 m.	II	15	—
2002–2003 m.	III (Rytai)	2	—
2003 m.	II	15	—
2004 m.	II	13	—
2005 m.	II	16	—
2006 m.	III (Pietūs)	5	—
2007–2008 m.	III (Pietūs)	12	—
2008–2009 m.	II	11	1/32 f.
2009–2010 m.	IV (Utena)	6	—
2010–2011 m.	IV (Utena)	6	—