Zorya Luhansk is a professional Ukrainian football club currently competing in the Ukrainian Premier League. Due to the war in Eastern Ukraine, the club is based in exile, playing its home matches in Zaporizhzhia at the Slavutych-Arena. The club's full name is FC Zorya Luhansk, and its traditional colors are red and white. Founded in 1923, the club has a long history, with its golden era coming in the 1970s when it won the Soviet Top League in 1972. In the modern Ukrainian era, Zorya has established itself as a consistent top-half team and a regular participant in European competitions, often finishing just behind the giants Dynamo Kyiv and Shakhtar Donetsk. The team is renowned for its attractive, attacking football and excellent youth academy. The club's displaced fans remain incredibly loyal, creating a moving atmosphere at their adopted home. Zorya represents the unbreakable spirit of its home region.