part in the Khmelnytskyi Oblast football championships. In 2013 in the Khmelnytskyi Oblast championship it played under name "Podillya-Olimp". At the end of 2013 during the ongoing 2013–14 Ukrainian Second League season, the Dynamo administration announced in official letter to the Professional Football League of Ukraine that FC Dynamo Khmelnytskyi which was established in 2007 has ceased to exist. Latest reorganization and restart In 2014 ,Podillya entered national competitions among amateurs. Hetman Khmelnytskyi In 2015, a phantom club FC Hetman Khemlnytskyi took part in 2015 Ukrainian Amateur Cup. Since 2016 The club will be competing in the 2016–17 Ukrainian Second League. In 2020, the president of Podillya, Yevhen Beiderman, ran for the post of the PFL president. In July 2022, Club announced that it will not be able to participate in the new season of the Ukrainian First League. Team names 1926–1975: Dynamo (under auspices of the Dynamo regional society, see Dynamo (Ukraine)) 1975–1978: Khvylya (under auspices of the Trade Union regional society) 1978–1993: Podoliya (under auspices of the Avanhard regional society, see Avanhard (sports society)) 1993–1994: Nord-Am – Podillya 1994–2004: Podillya (city team) 2004–2007: AFC Podillya (merger with FC Krasyliv, owned by Arsenyuk-Shtefanik) 2007–2009: Podillya-Khmelnytskyi (communal enterprise) 2009–2013: Dynamo Khmelnytskyi (under auspices of the Dynamo regional society, see Dynamo (Ukraine)) 2013: Podillya-Olimp 2014 onwards: Podillya (city team) Stadium Podillya Khmelnytskyi play at the Sport Complex Podillya (the venue at the complex is named Podillya Stadium; ; Sportyvnyĭ kompleks "Podillya"), a sports facility in Khmelnytskyi. The stadium has a capacity of 10,500 people, however the club's website lists the capacity at only 6,800. Podillya Stadium opened in 1960. FC Temp Shepetivka won the 1991 Football Cup of the Ukrainian SSR at the stadium. The stadium also hosts rugby matches, including a 2015 European Nations Cup international match. Renovation Reconstruction of the stadium started in 2012 and stopped and started until a grant worth ₴4 million was given in 2015 to complete the works. The football team had to move out of the stadium during reconstruction works but eventually returned before the stadium had been finished. The renovations to the stadium added a six-lane running track so the stadium can host athletic events. The sports complex also contains an electrical substation. Honors Soviet Second League Runners-up (1): 1966 Ukrainian Second League Winners (2): 1997–98 (Group A), 2020–21 (Group A) Runners-up (3): 1999–00 (Group A), 2003–04 (Group A) Khmelnytskyi Oblast Football Championship