Stanislav Kritsyuk playing for FC Zenit St Petersburg at Stamford Bridge, London,
in the opening game of their 2021/2022 Champions League Group H games
They lost 1-0 to defending champions Chelsea F.C.
Group H.
Chelsea (1) v (0) FC Zenit. (Lukaku 69m). Stamford Bridge Ground, London.
Tuesday 14th September 2021. Attendance 39,252.
Chelsea:
16. Edouard Mendy (GK), 2. Antonio Rüdiger, 3. Marcos Alonso (21. Ben Chillwell 83 min),
4. Andreas Christensen, 5. Jorginho, 8. Mateo Kovačić, 9. Romelu Lukaku,
19. Mason Mount (12. Ruben Loftus-Cheek 90 min), 22. Hakim Ziyech (29. Kai Havertz 63 min),
24. Reece James, 28. César Azpilicueta (6. Thiago Silva 83 min).
FC Zenit:
1. Stanislav Kritsyuk (GK), 2. Dmitri Chistyakov, 3. Douglas Santos (C), 5. Wílmar Barrios,
7. Sardar Azmoun, 8. Wendel (21. Aleksandr Erokkin 75 min), 10. Malcom (22. Arlam Dzyuba 75 min),
11. Claudinho (17. Andrei Mostovoy 88 min), 14. Daler Kuzyaev (64. Kiril Kravtsov 82 min)
19. Aleksei Sutormin, 44. Yaroslav Rakits'kyy (4. Danil Krugovoi 88 min).
Zenit St. Petersburg (4) v (0) Malmo. (Claudinho 9m, Kuzyaev 49m, Sutormin 80m, Wendel 90m)
Wednesday 29th September 2021. Krestovsky Stadium. Attendance 15,339.
Zenit St Petersburg (0) v (1) Juventus. (Kulusevski 86m) Wednesday 20th October 2021.
Kretovsky Stadium. Attendance 18,717
Juventus (4) v (2) Zenit St. Petersburg. (Dybala 11m & Bonucci 26m og, 58m pen, Chiesa 73m,
Azmoun 90m). Tuesday 2nd November 2021. Juventus Stadium, Attendance 20,953.
Malmo (1) v (1) Zenit St. Petersburg. (Riels 28m, Rakitskiy 90m) 23rd November 2021.
Swedbank Stadium. Attendance 15,520
On the 17th February 2022 FC Zenit then played Real Betis in the Europa League, a 3-2 defeat;
followed by a 0-0 away draw on 24th February 2022.
Four days later on 28th February 2022 all Russian teams and athletes of every sport were
banned World Wide as a consequence of Russia's evil invasion of Ukraine.