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'''Klub Futbolniy Almata''' is a [[Gregahou|Gregahouvian]] {{wp|association football}} club based in the city of Almata. Founded upon the inception of the country's league tier system in 1985, the team plays in the [[Premyer Liga]], the nation's top flight of professional football. Almata plays its home games at the Stadion Telerad near the city's waterfront. The club is tied for most successful club in the top flight of Gregahouvian association football, with | '''Klub Futbolniy Almata''' is a [[Gregahou|Gregahouvian]] {{wp|association football}} club based in the city of Almata. Founded upon the inception of the country's league tier system in 1985, the team plays in the [[Premyer Liga]], the nation's top flight of professional football. Almata plays its home games at the Stadion Telerad near the city's waterfront. The club is tied for most successful club in the top flight of Gregahouvian association football, with Almata and [[CFC Stolitsemlağa]] each having won seven championships, respectively. | ||
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| Full name | Klub Futbolniy Almata | ||
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| Founded | 1985 | ||
| Ground | Stadion Telerad, Almata, Gregahou | ||
| Capacity | 25,250 | ||
| Manager |  Emiliano Salazar | ||
| League | Premyer Liga | ||
| 2018-19 | Premyer Liga, 2nd | ||
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Klub Futbolniy Almata is a Gregahouvian association football club based in the city of Almata. Founded upon the inception of the country's league tier system in 1985, the team plays in the Premyer Liga, the nation's top flight of professional football. Almata plays its home games at the Stadion Telerad near the city's waterfront. The club is tied for most successful club in the top flight of Gregahouvian association football, with Almata and CFC Stolitsemlağa each having won seven championships, respectively.