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Artyom Lopatkin
Personal information
Full name	Artyom Yevgenyevich Lopatkin
Date of birth	(1975-08-08) 8 August 1975 (age 49)
Place of birth	Ivanovo, Russian SFSR
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Position(s)	Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1994–1995	FC Dynamo Saky	41	(15)
1996–2003	FC Stal Alchevsk	244	(42)
2004	FC Dinaburg	5	(0)
2005–2006	FC Spartak Lukhovitsy	47	(20)
2006–2007	FC Nara-Desna Naro-Fominsk	42	(8)
2008	FC Volga Tver	30	(4)
2009–2010	FC Tekstilshchik Ivanovo	43	(17)
2010	FC Zelenograd	16	(6)
2011	FC Sever Murmansk	12	(0)
2011	FC Kooperator Vichuga (D4)	?	(4)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Artyom Yevgenyevich Lopatkin (Russian: Артём Евгеньевич Лопаткин; born 8 August 1975) is a former Russian professional football player. He also holds Ukrainian citizenship, although it is not in accordance to the laws of Ukraine to have two citizenships.

In 1999 he scored eight goals in the 1998-99 Ukrainian Cup for FC Stal Alchevsk and repeating the record for the most goals scored in the cup's season that was set by Vitaliy Parakhnevych.

External links

Artyom Lopatkin at FootballFacts.ru (in Russian)

v t e Ukrainian Cup top scorers
1992: Zayets 1992–93: Parakhnevych 1993–94: Antyukhin and Valenko 1994–95: Shevchenko 1995–96: Palyanytsya, Ihnatyev and Perenchuk 1996–97: Kripak 1997–98: Shevchenko 1998–99: Lopatkin and Tereshchenko 1999–2000: Poltavets and Shatskikh 2000–01: Vorobey 2001–02: Arbuzov, Vorobey and Shatskikh 2002–03: Vorobey and Shatskikh 2003–04: Kosyrin 2004–05: Diogo Rincón 2005–06: Kléber 2006–07: Levyha 2007–08: Karytska 2008–09: Yarmolenko 2009–10: Kovpak 2010–11: Oliynyk 2011–12: Maicon 2012–13: Luiz Adriano and Alex Teixeira 2013–14: Eduardo 2014–15: Kotlyar 2015–16: Karavayev and Yarmolenko 2016–17: Yarmolenko 2017–18: Kyslenko 2018–19: Hehedosh 2019–20: Sharay 2020–21: Buy, Hehedosh and Dovbyk 2021–22: Kravchenko, Kulish and Kondrakov 2022–23: not held 2023–24: Kulyk and Shtohrin

Ukrainian Cup top scorers

1992: Zayets
1992–93: Parakhnevych
1993–94: Antyukhin and Valenko
1994–95: Shevchenko
1995–96: Palyanytsya, Ihnatyev and Perenchuk
1996–97: Kripak
1997–98: Shevchenko
1998–99: Lopatkin and Tereshchenko
1999–2000: Poltavets and Shatskikh
2000–01: Vorobey
2001–02: Arbuzov, Vorobey and Shatskikh
2002–03: Vorobey and Shatskikh
2003–04: Kosyrin
2004–05: Diogo Rincón
2005–06: Kléber
2006–07: Levyha
2007–08: Karytska
2008–09: Yarmolenko
2009–10: Kovpak
2010–11: Oliynyk
2011–12: Maicon
2012–13: Luiz Adriano and Alex Teixeira
2013–14: Eduardo
2014–15: Kotlyar
2015–16: Karavayev and Yarmolenko
2016–17: Yarmolenko
2017–18: Kyslenko
2018–19: Hehedosh
2019–20: Sharay
2020–21: Buy, Hehedosh and Dovbyk
2021–22: Kravchenko, Kulish and Kondrakov
2022–23: not held
2023–24: Kulyk and Shtohrin

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