- to the
Russian Empire (1828–1917). They were
known as
Tighina (Тигина, [
tiˈɡina]) in the Prin****lity of Moldavia, in the
early part of the
Russian Empire...
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Fotbal Club
Tighina was a
Moldovan football club
based in
Bender (also
known as Tighina), Moldova.
During its existence, the club has been
known by the...
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reported on 27
February 1941 in the
Atlantic bound for the Clyde.
Empire Tigina was a 638 GRT
coastal tanker which was
built by D W
Kremer Sohn, Elmshorn...
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Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls) 1989 FC
Nistru Chișinău 2 (0) 1989 FC
Tigina-RShVSM
Bendery 1 (0) 1990 FC
Nistru Chișinău 1 (0) 1990 FC
Zaria Bălți 35...
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Taganrog –
Winner of the
Lower Second League (Returning
after a season)
Tigina-Apoel
Bendery – Runner-up of the
Lower Second League (Returning
after a...
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Karpaty Zaria L.
Dinamo G. Niva T. Niva V.
Torpedo T.
Torpedo Z.
Volyn Tigina SKA Od.
Karabakh Dnepr Kremen Zaria B.
Sudostroitel Dinamo Brt. Spartak...
- 18 39 46 −7 41 15 RUS
Kirovets Leningrad 42 14 13 15 40 40 0 41 16 MDA
Tigina-RSVSM
Bendery 42 15 10 17 59 71 −12 40 17 UKR
Desna Chernihiv 42 14 8 20...
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Khazar Sum****it
Group 4
Torpedo Taganrog APK Azov
Group 5
Asmaral Moscow Tigina Bendery Group 6
Volga Tver KIM
Vitebsk Group 7
KAMAZ Naberezhnye Chelny...
- Teguto,
Empire Teme,
Empire Teviot,
Empire Tigarth,
Empire Tigbart,
Empire Tigina,
Empire Tigombo,
Empire Tigonto,
Empire Tigost,
Empire Tigouver, Empire...
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against Dinamo Gandzha and
Karabakh Agdam: Nyva Ternopil,
Volyn Lutsk,
Tigina-Apoel Bendery, SKA Odesa,
Dnepr Mogilev,
Kremen Kremenchug, Sudnostroitel...
