PSK Dinskaya

Dmitry Nechaev has scored more than 200 goals in regional championship football, most of them for PSK Dinskaya. He and Yuri Fedoseev were the two players most credited with carrying the club through the Krasnodar region's amateur leagues.

The club was founded in 2008 in the village of Pervorechenskoye, and its name, PSK, comes from that settlement. In 2014 it relocated to the village of Dinskaya, and the second name stuck. Its red-and-white striped kit and badge borrowed enough from Atlético Madrid that the Russian press gave it the same nickname Madrid carries: the mattress-makers.

2024 brought a clean sweep of Krasnodar region's amateur football — the regional championship, the regional cup and the regional super cup, all in one year. 2025 went further. PSK won its qualifying group in the Third League and turned professional for the first time. In the Russian Cup that followed, the newly professional side beat Druzhba of Maykop, then Dinamo of Stavropol, then met Kuban Krasnodar, the region's established professional club, and won 2-1. The run ended in the fourth round of the regional path, against Ural of Yekaterinburg, 1-2.

That was the peak. On 17 June 2026, PSK was excluded from the Second League B of the FNL. The following day the club announced it was ceasing to exist as a professional side, a little over a year after reaching that level.

Its ground, the Kuban stadium in Dinskaya, holds 1,100 people.