Resultate

Georgien - 3. Liga 05/02 13:00 - Lokomotiv Tbilisi II v Merani Martvili D 2-2
Georgien - 3. Liga 04/25 12:00 - Merani Martvili v Guria Lanchkhuti L 2-4
Georgien - 3. Liga 04/19 14:30 - FC Gori v Merani Martvili D 1-1
Georgien - 3. Liga 04/12 12:00 - Merani Martvili v FC Saburtalo Tbilisi II W 1-0
Georgien - 3. Liga 04/04 17:00 - FC Irao v Merani Martvili L 2-1
Georgien - 3. Liga 03/28 12:00 - Merani Martvili v Meshakhte Tkibuli D 1-1
Georgien - 3. Liga 03/14 12:00 - Merani Martvili v FC Merani Tbilisi W 5-1
Georgien - 3. Liga 03/07 12:00 - Merani Martvili v Khelvachauri W 3-2
Freundschaftsspiele - Vereinsmannschaften weltweit 02/07 10:00 - Torpedo Kutaisi v Merani Martvili - View
Georgien - Erovnuli Liga 2 12/02 10:00 36 Merani Martvili v Dinamo Tbilisi II D 2-2
Georgien - Erovnuli Liga 2 11/27 10:00 35 FC Sioni Bolnisi v Merani Martvili L 9-1
Georgien - Erovnuli Liga 2 11/23 10:00 34 Merani Martvili v FC Merani Tbilisi W 4-2

Statistik

 TotalHEIMAUSWÄRTS
Spiele 35 18 17
Wins 7 6 1
Draws 8 4 4
Losses 20 8 12
Goals for 40 26 14
Goals against 86 34 52
Clean sheets 7 4 3
Failed to score 12 4 8

Wikipedia - FC Merani Martvili

FC Merani Martvili is a Georgian association football club based in Martvili. Following the 2023 season, they were relegated Liga 3, the third division of the Georgian league system.

Being one of the youngest clubs, Merani have spent five seasons in the top division and once reached the final of David Kipiani Cup.

History

Football clubs from Martvili have previously been called Salkhino Gegechkori (Soviet times), Chkondidi Martvili and Salkhino Martvili.

FC Merani was founded by Georgian ex-minister of communications Fridon Injia in 2006.

In their first season in Pirveli liga under head coach Malkhaz Zhvania, Merani came 3rd and until the promotion to Umaglesi Liga in 2011/12 they stayed among the top five clubs.

In 2010, Merani became a first II league club to play in David Kipiani Cup semifinals where they lost 1-2 on aggregate to WIT Georgia, the Cup winners of the season. The next year Merani successfully completed their season and as a second-placed team gained promotion to the top flight.

During the next five seasons in Umaglesi Liga Merani achieved the best result in their first year when they came 5th during the regular season and earned a place in the championship round. In other cases, the club was mostly involved in relegation battles.

In 2015/16, Merani were relegated. In the same year, they managed to reach the Cup final after having eliminated Dila, Kolkheti-1913 and Chikhura in previous rounds, but in the title-deciding game held in Zestafoni the team was beaten by Torpedo Kutaisi.

Merani came close back to Erovnuli Liga in 2017, although they were unable to beat Kolkheti Poti in promotion play-offs.

At the end of the next season Merani lost the last two league games and surprisingly finished at the bottom of the table, which implied an automatic relegation. After one year spent in Liga 3 though they returned to the second division.

In early 2021, Pridon Injia quit the club and Jesi Surmava, the head of Martvili Football School, took over the management, which resulted in major changes among both staff and squad members. 27 year-old head coach Tsotne Moniava in his first year in charge of a professional club was named the Manager of Round IV (October-December) after guiding Merani to the bronze medals and promotion playoffs. Besides, Merani's two players were included in the symbolic team. Despite a two-goal advantage achieved at home after the first game against Torpedo Kutaisi, the club suffered a heart-breaking extra-time defeat during a dramatic and action-packed return leg.

Merani Martvili ist ein georgischer Fußballverein aus Martvili, Region Samegrelo-Semo Swanetien. Der Verein wurde 1936 gegründet und trägt seine Heimspiele im Merani-Stadion in Martwili aus. Merani Martvili spielt seit der Saison 2016/17 in der georgischen Erovnuli Liga, der höchsten Spielklasse des Landes.