DYuTs Sormovo (russian: ДЮЦ "Сормово") is an

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club based in Sormovo,

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. SK Avangard Sormovo, one of his predecessors, played on 1957 quarterfinals of de

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and seven seasons in the

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Club blackground

* 1922–1924: Sormovskiy Sport Club * 1924–1937: Sormovo Nizhny Novgorod * 1937–1940: Sudostroitel Sormovo * 1940–1954: Dzerzhinets Sormovo * 1954–1958: SK Avangard Sormovo * 1958–1962: Raketa * 1962–2002: Sormovo * 2002–present: DYuTs Sormovo {{DEFAULTSORT:Sormovo, DYuTs Football clubs in Russia Association football clubs established in 2002 Sport in Nizhny Novgorod 2002 establishments in Russia