Defense and named as CSKA-Borysfen Kyiv, while the original CSKA team was kept playing in lower tiers. In 1996 the merger was dissolved and until 2001 in the top tier competed CSKA Kyiv while in the second tier competed its reserves CSKA-2 Kyiv. In mid season 2001–02 the club was sold to the city of Kyiv and renamed to Arsenal Kyiv in honour of another club that existed back in 1960s. Around 2008-2010 it ran a campaign to claim heritage of the Arsenal Kyiv factory club, SC Arsenal. Unable to finish the 2013–14, in 2013 it folded. Yet, already in 2014 it was revived as Arsenal-Kyiv Kyiv and soon it made through several tiers back to the top tier where after a single season folded again in 2019. Heritage claims FC Chornomorets Odesa, created in 1958, it lays claims also to heritage of Pischevik Odessa, Metalurh Odesa and Dynamo Odesa. FC Metalist 1925 Kharkiv, created in 2016, it lays claims also to heritage of the Metalist that bankrupted in 2016. MFC Metalurh Zaporizhia, following bankruptcy of the original club and its exclusion from competitions, in 2016 there was created new Metalurh Zaporizhia based on a privately owned local amateur team Rosso-Nero and for few seasons competed in lower leagues and at the same time another Metalurh Zaporizhia was created in 2017 based on the older Metalurh academy (sports school) being financed by the city authorities. In 2018 the UAF denied license for the Rosso-Nero's Metalurh when the Zaporizhia city's Metalurh was admitted to the Professional League (third tier). Post-season play-offs There were several instances when the games outside of regular double round-robin tournament and split group seasons were scheduled or required. They were held either for determining the league position (golden and third place matches), international competitions qualification (Europa League play-off) or promotion or relegation (relegation play-off). Golden matches League finals for Premier League took place on two occasions. In the inaugural 1992 season, the league was conducted in two groups of 10 teams due to transition to the autumn-spring competition calendar. The teams in each group played a double round-robin tournament, after which the winners of both groups faced each other in the one-match league final at neutral field. The final was played on 21 June 1992, crowning Tavriya Simferopol as the first champions of independent Ukraine after their 1–0 win over Dynamo Kyiv. Starting from the 2005–06 season,