Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Rīgas Futbola skola is a Latvian football club from Riga, which participated in the Latvian First League. Formerly known as Daugava, the team was one of the strongest in Latvian football, where most of the country's top players played, but with the collapse of the Soviet Union the team ceased to exist. The latest chapter in the history of \"Daugava\" began when the well-known Latvian football coach Vladimir Belaev and the former Daugava player, who is at present a football agent, Andrei Baharev, decided to re-develop the popular football club in the city of Riga. They chose to develop FC Daugava and its own players through establishing a youth program. From 2003 the \"kids of Daugava\" won all levels of the Latvian leagues and were promoted into the Latvian top league in 2008, but were relegated in 2011. Over 200 youth players are in the \"Daugava Riga\" program. Still it can be debated whether FK Daugava Riga or Daugava Daugavpils could be considered the successor to the Daugava and Pārdaugava teams of the 1940s–1990s. The brand and logo of FK Daugava Riga is the property of Andrei Baharev, but the name \"Daugava\" can be used freely."@en }
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- FK_Rīgas_Futbola_skola abstract "Rīgas Futbola skola is a Latvian football club from Riga, which participated in the Latvian First League. Formerly known as Daugava, the team was one of the strongest in Latvian football, where most of the country's top players played, but with the collapse of the Soviet Union the team ceased to exist. The latest chapter in the history of \"Daugava\" began when the well-known Latvian football coach Vladimir Belaev and the former Daugava player, who is at present a football agent, Andrei Baharev, decided to re-develop the popular football club in the city of Riga. They chose to develop FC Daugava and its own players through establishing a youth program. From 2003 the \"kids of Daugava\" won all levels of the Latvian leagues and were promoted into the Latvian top league in 2008, but were relegated in 2011. Over 200 youth players are in the \"Daugava Riga\" program. Still it can be debated whether FK Daugava Riga or Daugava Daugavpils could be considered the successor to the Daugava and Pārdaugava teams of the 1940s–1990s. The brand and logo of FK Daugava Riga is the property of Andrei Baharev, but the name \"Daugava\" can be used freely.".