FC Bukhara

The club was founded in 1960 under the name Bukhoro. In 1989 the club was renamed to Nurafshon. During the 1990 season the club played in the Soviet Second League, zone "East", finishing in 4th position. Buxoro played its first Oliy League season in 1992. Their best performance in Oliy League is runners-up of the 1994 season to Neftchi Farg'ona. FK Bukhoro played three times in semi-final of Uzbek Cup. In the 2005 Cup semi-final the club lost to Neftchi Farg'ona in two legs by 1–3 and in 2012 lost to Nasaf with a 3–5 score. After the 2013 season had finished, on 10 November 2013 Edgar Gess became new head coach of Bukhoro, replacing Tachmurad Agamuradov in this position. Name changes • 1960–67: FC Bukhoro • 1967–80: Fakel Bukhoro • 1980–88: FC Bukhoro • 1989–97: Nurafshon Buxoro • 1997–2021: FK Buxoro • 2021 (since September): Nurafshon Buxoro • 2022–: FK Buxoro Domestic history ==Honours==

• Uzbek League • Runners-up (1): 1994 • Uzbekistan First League • Champions (1): 2010 ==Managerial history==

• Oleg Bugaev (1990) • Stanislav Kaminskiy (1991–92) • Boris Lavrov (1993) • Alexander Ivankov (1994) • Mustafa Belyalov (1995) • Islom Akhmedov (1996) • Igor Plyugin (1996) • Stanislav Kaminskiy (1997–98) • Khakim Fuzailov (1998–99) • Usmon Toshev (2000–08) • Rauf Inileev (2009–10) • Gennadiy Kochnev (2010–11) • Jamshid Saidov (2012) • Tachmurad Agamuradov (2012–13) • Edgar Gess (2014) • Said Seýidow (interim) (2014) • Alexander Mochinov (2014 – May 17, 2015) • Shukhrat Fayziev (interim) (May 21, 2015 – July 5, 2015) • Jamshid Saidov (July 5, 2015 – January 26, 2017) • Ulugbek Bakayev (January 26, 2017– ) ==References==