On Tuesday, 25 August, the Russian Football Premier League Administration press-conference related to the results of the Russian Football Championship season 2015-2015  MD 6 results took place in the RFPL head-quarters. The USSR Champion of 1979, Cup of Russia holder, Champion of Austria and Super Cup of Austria holder Sergey Shavlo joined the RFPL Administration for this event.

Speaking about the results of MD 6, RFPL Executive Director Sergey Cheban mentioned some unexpected details and good match attendance. Particularly, he spoke about match PFC CSKA – Rostov, where women and kids attended banned by the FUR CDC sectors.

«I would like to express my gratitude to PFC CSKA, football players’ wives and personally to Olga Berezutskaya for active support of this activity in social media. An interesting experiment was a success for sure – more than a thousand and five hundred women and kids came to these stands, and we are planning to go on with this practice. This is good that players always feel support of their fans for whom they are playing».

Sergey Cheban also spoke on the RFPL reaction for the incident in Perm. «We have already forwarded letters to the clubs with the request to have an explanatory work among supporters. Now we are working out additional recommendation for safety and security arrangements. Of course, players can greet spectators and thank them for their support, but at some distance. The clubs can find additional ways to thank their supporters after the game – to do that in special sectors of the stadium, or close to the players’ buses».

Sergey Shavlo replied to the questions of media in detail and told about high quality of football in the first MDs of the Championship, as well as about new talented players and coaches in the Premier League teams.

RFPL Acting Sport Director Victor Pyshkin told that the 1^st Registration Period which will be over on 31 August at 24:00, is going on in an operational regime, he also informed that the autumn part of the Russian Championship will be published early in September.