Sergei Ovchinnikov

Footballer and manager in Russia

Sergei Ovchinnikov - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 10th, 1970
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Played as a goalkeeper and later transitioned to management. Had a successful playing career with teams like Spartak Moscow and FC Torpedo Moscow. Represented the Russian national team, earning caps in major international competitions. Transitioned into coaching, leading various clubs and contributing to the development of players in the Russian football league.

Played for Spartak Moscow

Managed FC Torpedo Moscow

Represented Russia in international matches

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