Enisey

Two Cup runs in a row put Krasnoyarsk within one match of a final. Enisey reached the semi-finals of the Russian Cup in 2020–21 and again in 2021–22, and neither time did they get past it.

The lion on the badge is the lion from the city's coat of arms, which is where the nickname comes from; the red-and-blue kit does the rest of the work. Home is the Central Stadium, 15,000 seats.

The rhythm of the club's better years ran through the Second League, Zone East — first place in 1995, 1998, 2005 and 2010, each one lifting the side back into the division above. The fixture that carries most weight is the one with Tom Tomsk, the Siberian Derby. Krasnoyarsk has no city rival: no other major professional club plays here.

Vadim Belokhonov scored 110 goals for the club. When Enisey finally reached the Russian Premier League for 2018–19, the squad included Dmitri Torbinski, who had played for the Russian national team before arriving.

The name on the shirt has changed more often than most. Founded on 30 July 1937 as Lokomotiv Krasnoyarsk, the club became Rassvet at the end of the 1960s, then Avtomobilist for two decades, then Metallurg through the 1990s and 2000s. Metallurg-Yenisey lasted a single season, 2010. Since 2011 it has been Yenisey.