Irtysh 1946 Omsk is a Russian football club currently competing in the third tier, known as RUS D3A. Based in the Siberian city of Omsk, the team plays its home games at the Red Star Stadium. Founded in 1946, the club carries the traditional blue and white colors and has a long history intertwined with the industrial heartland of Siberia. The name Irtysh refers to the great river that flows through the region, and the club was originally formed around a collective of factory workers. Irtysh enjoyed its peak in the late Soviet period, spending several seasons in the Soviet Top League during the 1960s and producing talented local players. In recent decades, the club has navigated the lower divisions, with a focus on developing youth talent and aiming for a return to the Russian Football National League. The modern squad is built on a mix of experienced campaigners and promising youngsters, battling for promotion in a competitive third-tier landscape. The loyal supporters in Omsk maintain a strong connection to this historic club, which remains a key part of the city's sporting identity.