The picture above shows Dmitri during the World Cup qualifier against
Slovakia on 12th October 2005.
RUSSIA 4:0 ESTONIA (3:0) Karyaka (23), Izmailov (25), Sychev (32), Loskov (pen 62). (17.11.04, Krasnodar)
Vyacheslav Malafeev, Vadim Evseev, Aleksej Bugayev, Alexei Smertin, Vassili Berezutsky, Marat Izmailov,
Dmitry Khokhlov (Rolan Gusev 87), Dmitri Loskov (Igor Semshov 81), Andrei Karyaka,
Alexander Kerzhakov, Dmitri Sychev
LIECHTENSTEIN 1:2 RUSSIA (1:2) Kerzhakov (23), Karyaka (37). (26.03.05, Vaduz - 2,400)
Vyacheslav Malafeev, Vadim Evseev, Alexei Berezutsky, Vassili Berezutsky, Andrei Karyaka,
Sergei Ignashevich, Vladimir Bystrov (Marat Izmailov 67), Dmitry Khokhlov (Evgeni Aldonin 78),
Andrei Arshavin (Dmitri Sychev 55), Dmitry Loskov, Alexander Kerzhakov
ESTONIA 1:1 RUSSIA (0:1) Arshavin (17). (30.03.05, Tallinn - 8, 850)
Igor Akinfeev, Alexei Berezutsky, Vassili Berezutsky, Alexei Smertin, Yury Zhirkov (Andrei Karyaka 72),
Sergei Ignashevich, Vladimir Bystrov, Dmitry Khokhlov (Denis Kolodine 61),
Andrei Arshavin (Dmitri Sychev 66), Dmitry Loskov, Alexander Kerzhakov
RUSSIA 2:0 LATVIA (0:0) Arshavin (56), Loskov (pen 77). (04.06.05, St Petersburg - 21, 575)
Igor Akinfeev, Alexei Berezutsky, Vassili Berezutsky, Alexei Smertin, Yuri Zhirkov, Aleksandr Anyukov,
Dmitry Loskov, Alexander Kerzhakov, Igor Semshov (Dmitri Sennikov 66),
Andrei Arshavin (Marat Izmailov 80), Evgeni Aldonin (54 Vladimir Bystrov)
RUSSIA 5:1 LUXEMBOURG (2:0) Izmailov (6), Kerzhakov (17), Pavluchenko (69), Kirichenko (74, 93). (08.10.05, Moscow - 20, 000)
Igor Akinfeev, Alexei Berezutsky, Vassili Berezutsky, Dmitri Sennikov, Marat Izmailov (Sergei Semak 57),
Dmitry Loskov, Andrei Arshavin (Roman Pavluchenko 61), Alexander Kerzhakov (Dmitri Kirichenko 67),
Igor Semshov, Aleksandr Anyukov, Rolan Gusev
SLOVAKIA 0:0 RUSSIA (12.10.05, Bratislava - 22, 317)
Igor Akinfeev, Alexei Berezutsky, Vassili Berezutsky, Alexei Smertin, Dmitri Sennikov, Marat Izmailov,
Dmitry Loskov, Andrei Arshavin, Alexander Kerzhakov (Dmitri Kirichenko 67),
Dinyar Bilyaletdinov (Sergei Semak 56), Aleksandr Anyukov (Roman Pavluchenko 81).
CLUB CAREER:
1991–1996 Rostselmash 117 (25)
1997–2007 Lokomotiv Moscow 278 (95)
2007–2010 Saturn Ramenskoye 53 (7)
2010–2013 Lokomotiv Moscow 39 (4)
2017 Lokomotiv Moscow 1 (0)
Total 488 games (131 goals)