Russia Cup 06/03 15:00 - Synthesis Kazan v Dynamo Moscow L 16-11
Russia Cup 05/28 15:00 - Dynamo-TsOP Moscow v Spartak Volgograd L 4-18
Russia Super League 05/05 08:30 - Dynamo Moscow v Spartak Volgograd D 4-4
Russia Super League 05/01 15:00 - Spartak Volgograd v Dynamo Moscow D 10-10
Russia Super League 04/24 16:00 - Dynamo Moscow v Astana Kazakhstan W 11-6
Russia Super League 04/09 15:00 - Spartak Volgograd v Dynamo Moscow L 12-4
Russia Super League 04/05 08:40 - Dynamo Moscow v Spartak Volgograd D 5-5
Russia Super League 04/04 16:00 - Dynamo Moscow v Spartak Volgograd L 8-10
LEN Euro Cup 03/24 17:30 3 Crvena Zvezda v Dynamo Moscow D 9-9
Russia Cup 03/19 16:00 - Storm 2002 Moscow v Dynamo Moscow W 3-18
LEN Euro Cup 03/17 17:00 3 Dynamo Moscow v Crvena Zvezda L 8-11
LEN Euro Cup 03/06 17:00 4 Dynamo Moscow v Sintez Kazan W 9-6
LEN Euro Cup 02/27 15:00 4 Sintez Kazan v Dynamo Moscow W 12-14
Russia Super League 02/19 16:00 - Dynamo Moscow v Astana Kazakhstan W 13-3
Russia Super League 02/05 15:55 - Dynamo Moscow v Storm 2002 Moscow W 17-4
Russia Super League 12/11 15:55 - Dynamo Moscow v Saint Petersburg W 8-5
LEN Euro Cup 12/06 12:00 3 Sabadell v Dynamo Moscow L 12-7
LEN Euro Cup 12/05 10:00 2 Jadran Split v Dynamo Moscow W 11-12
LEN Euro Cup 12/04 19:30 1 Dynamo Moscow v Steaua Bucharest W 9-8
Russia Super League 11/28 15:55 - Dynamo Moscow v Sintez Kazan L 6-7
Russia Super League 11/27 15:55 - Dynamo Moscow v Sintez Kazan L 9-12
Russia Super League 11/20 16:00 - Dynamo Moscow v TSOP Moscomsport W 16-4
Russia Super League 11/06 16:00 - Dynamo Moscow v Dynamo Astrakhan W 13-5
Russia Cup 10/25 10:25 - Dynamo Moscow v Dynamo Astrakhan W 9-5
Russia Cup 10/24 17:30 - Dynamo Moscow v Baltika Saint Petersburg - View
Russia Super League 10/18 11:55 - Baltika Saint Petersburg v Dynamo Moscow W 5-13
Russia Super League 10/17 08:55 - Baltika Saint Petersburg v Dynamo Moscow W 6-10
Russia Super League 10/09 15:55 - Shturm 2002 Moscow v Dynamo Moscow W 6-14
Russia Super League 10/03 15:00 - Sintez Kazan v Dynamo Moscow L 14-4
Russia Super League 10/02 14:25 - Sintez Kazan v Dynamo Moscow L 11-9

Wikipedia - WPC Dynamo Moscow

WPC Dynamo Moscow (ВПК Динамо Москва) is a Russian men's water polo club, that is part of the traditional Moscow-based multi-sports club Dynamo.

History

Dynamo won seven Soviet Championships between 1955 and 1962, and in 1964 it played in the then new European Champions Cup, ranking second behind Partizan. In 1968 and 1969 the team won two more national championships, and it also reached the 1969 European Cup's final, lost to Mladost.

For the next fifteen years Dynamo didn't win any more titles; its best results in the Soviet Championship were 2nd and 3rd positions in three occasions each. 1985 marked the start of a peak in the team's history as Dynamo won its ninth national title and its first European title, the Cup Winners' Cup by beating Jug in the final. In 1986 it defended the national title and won its second Soviet Cup to attain its first national double, and in 1987 it won its third championship in a row and reached the European Cup's final, lost this time to Spandau 04. Dynamo subsequently won three of the last four editions of the Soviet Cup, while ranking second to CSKA Moscow in the league.[]

Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union Dynamo remained in the lead of the new Russian Championship, winning seven championships and five national cups between 1994 and 2002. In 1999 it reached the Euroleague's Final Four, ranking fourth, and in 2000 it won its second Cup Winners' Cup, beating Florentia in the final. However the team declined; its major successes in subsequent years are two 3rd positions with two 3rd positions in the Russian Championship in 2003 and 2006.[]