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This is a list of football (soccer) clubs in Lithuania that played in A Lyga (the highest league), Lyga 1 (second-tier league), or Lyga 2 (third-tier) from 2003 to 2007. In 2007 a separate league for Reserve teams and feeder teams was created.
Clubs [ ]
Club name
Location
Place (2003)
League (2003)
Place (2004)
League (2004)
Place (2005)
League (2005)
Place (2006)
League (2006)
Place (2007)
League (2007)
Notes
Akmenė-Šiauliai-3
Naujoji Akmenė
10
L2N
10
L2N
8
L2N
Akmenė became the second farm team of FK Šiauliai in 2006
Aktas
Vilnius
8
L2E
Alytus
1
L2S
14
L1
1
L1
2
L1
1
L1
Home stadium: Alytus Stadium
Alytis-2
Alytus
4
L2S
3
L2S
2
L2S
Feeder team for Alytis
Atlantas
Klaipėda
5
LA
3
LA
7
LA
6
LA
6
LA
Atlantas-2
Klaipėda
1
L2W
4
L2W
1
L2W
3
L1
8
FT
Feeder team for Atlantas
Atletas
Kaunas
9
L1
15
L1
11
L1
16
L1
Atletas-2
Kaunas
6
L2S
Feeder team for Atletas
Babrungas
Plungė
8
L1
8
L1
12
L1
18
L1
7
L2N
Babrungas-2
Plungė
8
L2W
8
L2N
12
L2W
Feeder team for Babrungas
Banga
Gargždai
17
L1
3
L2W
5
L2W
12
L1
6
L1
Bangelė
Gargždai
7
L2W
6
L2N
Feeder team for Banga; also known as Banga-2
Dainava
Alytus
16
L1
Ekranas
Panevėžys
2
LA
2
LA
1
LA
2
LA
3
LA
Ekranas-2
Panevėžys
10
L1
11
L1
2
L2N
1
L2N
5
FT
Feeder team for Ekranas
FBK Kaunas
Kaunas
1
LA
1
LA
2
LA
1
LA
1
LA
FBK Kaunas-2
Kaunas
4
FT
Feeder team for FBK Kaunas; also known as Žalgiris-2 Kaunas
FK Anykščiai
Anykščiai
2
L2E
12
L2S
11
L2S
1
L2S
12
L1
FK Kalvarija
Kalvarija
11
L2S
13
L2S
10
L2S
15
L2S
FK Kretinga
Kretinga
10
L2N
FK Mažeikiai
Mažeikiai
1
L2N
6
L1
4
L2N
3
L2N
4
L2N
Before 2003 known as Nafta Mažeikiai
FK Pagėgiai
Pagėgiai
3
L2W
8
L2W
8
L2W
10
L2W
FK Pasvalys
Pasvalys
8
L2N
9
L2N
FK Prienai
Prienai
9
L2S
13
L2S
12
L2S
6
L2S
9
L2S
Before 2006 known as Valdima Prienai
FK Rūdiškės
Rūdiškės
8
L2S
FK Šiauliai
Šiauliai
8
LA
1
L1
9
LA
8
LA
8
LA
Known as Sakalas Šiauliai (2001-2003)
FK Šiauliai-2
Šiauliai
6
L2N
6
L1
13
L1
9
FT
Feeder team for FK Šiauliai
FK Šiauliai-3
Šiauliai
5
L2N
FK Šilutė
Šilutė
3
L1
6
LA
6
LA
9
LA
9
LA
FK Šilutė-2
Šilutė
4
L2W
1
L2W
2
L2W
1
L2W
6
FT
Feeder team for FK Šilutė
FK Skuodas
Skuodas
11
L2W
FK Vilnius
Vilnius
7
LA
8
LA
5
LA
7
LA
7
LA
Before 2004 known as Šviesa Vilnius
FK Vilnius-2
Vilnius
1
L2E
17
L1
15
L1
10
L1
7
FT
Feeder team for FK Vilnius ; also known as Šviesa-2
Gariūnai
Vilnius
2
L2E
Geležinis Vilkas
Vilnius
2
L1
4
L1
5
L1
17
L1
1
L2S
Gintaras
Palanga
10
L2W
10
L2W
Glestum
Klaipėda
4
L2W
5
L2W
9
L1
Glestum-2
Klaipėda
9
L2N
Feeder team for Glestrum
GMT-83
Gargždai
6
L2W
Merged with Banga
Granitas
Naujoji Vilnia
6
L2E
Interas
Visaginas
3
L2E
2
L2S
2
L2S
8
L1
10
LA
Interas-2
Visaginas
10
FT
Feeder team for Interas
Juventa-99
Šiauliai
2
L2N
4
L2N
3
L2N
5
L2N
1
L2N
Kaitra
Lentvaris
5
L2E
Kareda
Kaunas
14
L1
Moved from Šiauliai to Kaunas in 2000;[1] dissolved in 2003
Kauno Jėgeriai
Kaunas
7
L1
2
L1
2
L1
1
L1
8
L1
Former feeder team for FBK Kaunas
Kražantė
Kelmė
9
L2N
2
L2N
1
L2N
2
L2N
Kruoja
Pakruojis
6
L2N
1
L2N
10
L1
4
L1
4
L1
Kvintencija
Kaunas
6
L1
3
L2S
Lietava
Jonava
11
L1
7
L1
9
L1
14
L1
5
L1
Lietuvos Paštas
Vilnius
1
L2E
Lifosa
Kėdainiai
3
L2S
LKKA ir Teledema
Kaunas
12
L1
7
L1
6
L1
7
L1
Sponsored by Lithuanian Academy of Physical Education
LVDK Kaunas
Kaunas
9
L2S
Mastis
Telšiai
5
L2N
5
L2N
7
L2N
7
L2N
5
L2N
Minija
Kretinga
6
L2W
7
L2W
3
L2W
6
L2W
8
L2N
Mituva
Jurbarkas
10
L2S
Naujieji Verkiai
Vilnius
13
L2E
Neris
Karmėlava
3
L2S
10
L2S
7
L2S
Nevėžis
Kėdainiai
13
L1
3
L1
10
LA
10
LA
3
L1
Nevėžis-2
Kėdainiai
2
L2S
8
L2S
10
L2S
7
L2S
13
L2S
Feeder team for Nevėžis
Orbit
Vilnius
7
L2E
Ozas
Vilnius
12
L2E
Piritas
Klaipėda
4
L1
9
L1
18
L1
9
L2W
Until 2006 known as Rodovitas
Polonija
Vilnius
1
L1
5
L1
4
L1
Run by Polish minority in Lithuania
Polonija-2
Vilnius
3
L2E
Feeder team for Polonija
Prelegentai
Vilnius
15
L2E
Rinkuškiai
Biržai
4
L2N
7
L2N
9
L2N
4
L2N
Rodiklis
Kaunas
6
L2S
1
L2S
5
L1
2
L1
Sakuona
Plikiai
7
L2W
6
L2W
7
L2W
2
L2W
2
L2N
Salantas
Salantai
9
L2W
9
L2W
9
L2W
8
L2W
11
L2N
Savingė
Kaišiadorys
7
L2S
9
L2S
4
L2S
8
L2S
4
L2S
Šilas
Kazlų Rūda
5
L2S
14
L2S
9
L2S
Changed name to Kvintencija-Šilas in 2006
Širvinta
Širvintos
4
L2E
11
L2E
SM Alytus
Alytus
7
L2S
Sostinės Policija
Vilnius
9
L2E
Sostinės Svajotojas
Vilnius
4
L2E
Spyris
Kaunas
6
L2S
4
L2S
11
L2S
Sūduva
Marijampolė
6
LA
7
LA
3
LA
5
LA
2
LA
Sūduva-2
Marijampolė
4
L2S
1
L2S
8
L1
11
L1
3
FT
Farm team for Sūduva
Sveikata
Kybartai
8
L2S
5
L2S
5
L2S
3
L2S
10
L2S
Švyturys
Klaipėda
2
L2W
2
L2W
13
L1
4
L2W
Until 2006 known as Kuršiai Neringa
Tauras ERRA
Tauragė
18
L1
16
L1
17
L1
3
L2W
11
L1
Known as Tauras before 2005
Titanikas
Klaipėda
5
L2W
Troleibusas
Vilnius
10
L2E
Universitetas
Šiauliai
7
L2N
Utenis
Utena
15
L1
13
L1
16
L1
5
L2S
12
L2S
Vakarų Dujos
Klaipėda
5
L2W
Venta
Kuršėnai
3
L2N
3
L2N
6
L2N
6
L2N
3
L2N
Vėtra
Vilnius
3
LA
5
LA
4
LA
3
LA
5
LA
In 2004 moved from Rūdiškės to Vilnius
Vėtra-2
Vilnius
5
L1
10
L1
3
L1
7
L1
2
FT
In 2004 moved from Rūdiškės to Vilnius; feeder team for Vėtra
Vėtra-89
Vilnius
5
L2S
Youth team for Vėtra
Vidzgiris
Alytus
8
L2S
2
L2S
6
L2S
Vienybė
Ukmergė
5
L2E
14
L2S
Vilkmergė
Ukmergė
14
L1
15
L1
10
L1
Visas Labas
Kaunas
7
L2S
VPU Šviesa
Vilnius
14
L2S
Sponsored by Vilnius Pedagogical University
Žalgiris
Vilnius
4
LA
4
LA
8
LA
4
LA
4
LA
Žalgiris-2
Vilnius
12
L1
9
L1
1
FT
Farm team for Žalgiris
Žeimena
Pabradė
14
L2E
See also [ ] External links [ ]
National teams League system
Domestic cups
Sovereign states States with limited Dependencies and
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