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Another much loved member of the squad but having been here for a much shorter time is Magomed-Shapi Suleimanov. Maksim Smirnov - A fitting tribute for a great player and great guy who is loved throughout the club. The defender won two Rosgosstrakh Chempionat Rossii, two Kubok Rossii and one Superkubok Rossii title with the club,was given the final ten minutes to see out his long career with the club. Victor Vasin who has been with the club for ten years, will be leaving at the end of the season as he joins Rostov on a free. The game also saw a moment of appreciation for a long serving member of the squad. Arnór Sigurðsson, Volodymyr Shepelev, Lucas Santos and Fedor Chalov with the goals. Luke and his side weren’t having any of that however, and put their foot on the necks of Ural inflicting a 4-1 defeat on their opponents. Vadik Vassily - With the league title and domestic cup wrapped up, many expected the final game of the season to be seen as nothing but a relaxed game to celebrate a great year. I am very happy to take home the matchball today and look forward to celebrating with you all soon.”

I believe together we are very good options for this club and I hope we can bring more success to it. He has helped me to another level since his arrival and I hope I am helping him. I completely understood why he bought in such a talented player in Alexandr. “I have to admit I didn’t have the season I wanted this year and I appreciate the manager sticking with me throughout. Following the game, Chalov praised his manager's move to bring in further competition for his place with Alexandr Sobolev joining in February. Chalov, who has had mixed fortunes this season, scored a second half hattrick, including an 80th minute penalty, to seal the victory for his team. Ezequiel Ponce levelled the game but following the halftime whistle the game became a Fedor Chalov classic. But again, this team showed what it’s capable off with Lucas Santos, rotated in for Arnór Sigurðsson, scored the opener in the fourth minute. With Spartak out for revenge after our comfortable victory over them earlier in the month, we knew the game would be tough. Sergei Titov - The players however, weren’t out celebrating all night as just four days later they had a Kubok Rossii tie to focus on. Matko Miljevic, Magomed-Shapi Suleimanov and Fedor Chalov were the scorers that saw us celebrate way into the night. It was also the game that broke the record for most wins in a thirty game season. A resounding 3-0 victory over the by far highest paid team in the league, was a brilliant way to set up the title lift. Boyra Uys went on record before the game claiming we got lucky this season, but the team went out to shut him up. Maksim Smirnov - The title was lifted on May 8th following our final home game of the season against Zenit. Volodymyr Shepelev tied the game up with his fifth goal of the season. Mário Fernandes had made it 3-0 minutes before the halftime whistle heading home from a corner. Magomed-Shapi Suleimanov scored an early brace and could have had his hat-trick had he converted a penalty just after the players came out from halftime. We matched that record with a comfortable dismantling of Sochi. Ahead of the Sochi game we knew we needed two wins from our final three games to see us beat Zenits record, set in a forty-four game season in 2011/12, of twenty-four wins in a season. Sergei Titov - That win secured the title but as Luke said after the game, we were chasing records. Ivan Oblyakov, Arnór Sigurðsson and Chancel Mbemba all on the scoreboard to win the title with an emphatic victory over last year's winners. We kicked off the month knowing we needed just a point to secure the league but we clearly weren’t in the mood to settle for just that. A second 100% month in a row and we have gone the entire second half of the domestic campaign unbeaten. Vadik Vassily - What a month, what a season.