Oruzheyniki FC Arsenal Tula

Russia · Founded: 1946

Club
FC Arsenal Tula
Tula
Stadium
Arsenal Stadium
Cap. 19,241
Founded
1946

About FC Arsenal Tula

FC Arsenal Tula is a Russian football club from Tula, the city south of Moscow known for its arms factories. The club traces its history to 1946 and has played under several names, adopting Arsenal, a nod to the city's gunsmithing tradition, in the 1990s. It plays at the Arsenal Stadium, which holds about 19,000 spectators.

Arsenal spent most of the Soviet and early Russian years in the lower divisions. It first reached the Russian Premier League in 2014 and, after several promotions and relegations, became a regular member of the top flight in the late 2010s.

Arsenal's sixth place in 2018–19 took it into the 2019–20 UEFA Europa League, its only European campaign. Neftçi Baku knocked it out in the second qualifying round, winning 1–0 in Tula and 3–0 in Baku. The club was later relegated and now plays in the Russian First League.

European Cups

UEFA Europa League

Seasons (1)

Season Reached
2019-20 2nd qualifying round