2012–13 Russian Second Division Explained

Competition:	Russian Second Division
Season:	2012–13
Prevseason:	2011–12
Nextseason:	2013–14

The 2012–13 Russian Second Division was the third strongest division in Russian football. The Second Division is geographically divided into 5 zones.The winners of each zone are automatically promoted into the First Division. The bottom finishers of each zone lose professional status and are relegated into the Amateur Football League.

West

Top scorers

Source: rfspro.ru

11 goals

• Aleksei Zhdanov (Khimik)

10 goals

• Konstantin Podkorytov (Tekstilshchik)
• Mukhammad Sultonov (Lokomotiv-2)

8 goals

• Anton Shishayev (Pskov-747)
• Artyom Sivayev (Dnepr)
• Aleksandr Yevstafyev (Rus)

Center

Top scorers

Source: rfspro.ru

16 goals

• Aleksandr Kutyin (Arsenal)

13 goals

• Rinat Timokhin (Arsenal)

12 goals

• Aleksei Antonnikov (Zenit)
• Aleksei Averyanov (Podolye)

11 goals

• Sergei Anokhin (Kaluga)
• Maksim Protserov (Metallurg Vyksa)
• Yevgeny Savin (Arsenal)

10 goals

• Karen Sargsyan (Sokol / Kaluga)
• Dmitri Sokolov (Sokol)

South

Top scorers

Source: rfspro.ru

16 goals

• Yuri Pugachyov (Astrakhan)

15 goals

• Magomed Guguyev (Angusht)
• Sergei Verkashanskiy (Torpedo)

12 goals

• Vyacheslav Bokov (MITOS)
• Anatoly Shevchenko (Torpedo / Chernomorets)

11 goals

• Sergei Sechin (Astrakhan)

10 goals

• Sergei Sinyayev (Astrakhan)

Ural-Povolzhye

Top scorers

Source: rfspro.ru

14 goals

• Dmitri Zarva (Chelyabinsk)

10 goals

• Sergei Dzodziyev (Lada-Togliatti)

9 goals

• Maksim Barsov (Volga)
• Vasili Panev (Zenit-Izhevsk)

8 goals

• Ruslan Galiakberov (Rubin-2)
• Sergei Serdyukov (Gazovik)

7 goals

• Vladislav Aksyutenko (Gazovik)
• Anton Kilin (Chelyabinsk)
• Khasan Mamtov (Tyumen)
• Sergei Titov (Spartak Yoshkar-Ola)

East

Top scorers

Source: rfspro.ru

14 goals

• Andrei Polyanskiy (Dynamo)
• Aleksandr Tikhonovetsky (Luch-Energiya)

12 goals

• Anton Bagayev (Irtysh)
• Yevgeni Dudikov (Baikal)

11 goals

• Pavel Garannikov (Chita)

9 goals

• Stanislav Goncharov (Smena)

8 goals

• Aleksei Buznyakov (Amur-2010)
• Marat Sagirov (Luch-Energiya)

External links

• Official site