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Akhrik Sokratovich Tsveiba (Russian: Ахрик Сократович Цвейба; born 10
September 1966) is a
former professional footballer. At
international level, he...
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Tsveiba (Abkhazian: Цәеиба; Russian: Цвейба) is an
Abkhazian surname that may
refer to:
Akhrik Tsveiba (born 1966),
Soviet ****ociation
football defender...
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Football Championship hosted by Sweden: Head coach:
Anatoliy Byshovets Tsveiba was
capped once by Ukraine, in 1992. He
switched allegiance to
Russia in...
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Sandro Akhrikovich Tsveiba (Russian: Сандро Ахрикович Цвейба; Abkhaz: Сандро Аҳрик-иҧа Цәеиба; born 5
September 1993) is a
former professional footballer...
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Mykhaylychenko 1989:
Bezsonov 1990:
Yuran Ukrainskiy Football (newspaper) 1991:
Tsveiba 1992:
Leonenko 1993:
Leonenko 1994:
Leonenko 1995:
Kalitvintsev 1996: Rebrov...
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Mykhaylychenko 1989:
Bezsonov 1990:
Yuran Ukrainskiy Football (newspaper) 1991:
Tsveiba 1992:
Leonenko 1993:
Leonenko 1994:
Leonenko 1995:
Kalitvintsev 1996: Rebrov...
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Mykhaylychenko 1989:
Bezsonov 1990:
Yuran Ukrainskiy Football (newspaper) 1991:
Tsveiba 1992:
Leonenko 1993:
Leonenko 1994:
Leonenko 1995:
Kalitvintsev 1996: Rebrov...
- Simonyan,
Valter Sanaya, Daur Akhvlediani,
Avtandil Gogoberidze,
Akhrik Tsveiba,
Gennadi Bondaruk,
Georgy Grammatikopulo,
Temur Ketsbaia and
Ruslan Ajinjal...
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Mykhaylychenko 1989:
Bezsonov 1990:
Yuran Ukrainskiy Football (newspaper) 1991:
Tsveiba 1992:
Leonenko 1993:
Leonenko 1994:
Leonenko 1995:
Kalitvintsev 1996: Rebrov...
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Borodyuk (1962-11-30)30
November 1962 (aged 27) 5
Schalke 04 13 2DF
Akhrik Tsveiba (1966-09-10)10
September 1966 (aged 23) 3
Dynamo Kyiv 14 4FW Volodymyr...
