PAS Hamedan F.C.

PAS Hamedan
پاس همدان

Full name	PAS Hamedan Football Club
Nickname(s)	Great PAS, Champion of Asia, Hegmatane Soldiers, Greens
Founded	1953; 71 years ago (1953)
Ground	Qods Stadium Hamedan
Capacity	8,000
Chairman	Amir Azimi
Head Coach	Siamak Farahani
League	Football's 2nd Division
2021–22	Azadegan League, 15th (Relegated)
Home colours Away colours
Current season

PAS Hamedan Football Club (Persian: باشگاه فوتبال پاس همدان, Bashgag-e Futbal-e Pas Hemidan) is an Iranian football club based in Hamedan, Iran and compete in the Azadegan League. The club was formed after the dissolution of Pas Tehran in 2007.

PAS Hamedan was formed on June 9, 2007, as a result of the dissolution of PAS Tehran. The team was initially named Alvand Hamedan after the Alvand mountain range in Hamedan, however after much deliberation it was changed to PAS Hamedan. PAS stands for Piroozi Esteghamat Sarfarazi (esteghamat starts with Aleph (A) in Persian).^[1]

In July 2008, it was revealed that numerous players and staff members were involved in distributing illegal doping substances. Midfielders Saeed Daghighi and Faruk Ihtijarević were banned for six months after testing positive for doping in a match against Rah Ahan. Team translator Reza Chalangar and head athletic trainer Morad-Ali Teymouri were found to have been distributing the substances and were banned for four years from involvement in any Iranian sport. In addition, the team was fined for 25,000 Swiss Francs.^[2]

PAS Hamedan initially enjoyed some success in the IPL. They finished 5th in the 2007–2008 but the team dropped in the rankings in their next three IPL seasons and eventually got relegated in the 2010–2011 season.

PAS appointed Faraz Kamalvand^[3] in their first season in the Azadegan League as they aimed to get promoted back to the IPL. He was sacked in the mid-season break due to poor results and was replaced with Vinko Begović. The team finished the season in 4th place and they failed to get promoted to the IPL.

PAS Novin Hamedan was promoted from the Iran Football's 2nd Division to the Azadegan League following the 2011–12 season and now plays under the name Alvand Hamedan in Group A of the 2012–13 Azadegan League.

PAS finished the 2012–13 Azadegan League (Group B) in 3rd place and qualified to the promotion play-offs following the disqualification of Shahrdari Tabriz over a match-fixing scandal.^[4] In the first round of the play-offs PAS defeated Mes Sarcheshmeh 3–2 (2–1, 1–1) after two matches, but lost 5–3 (4–2, 1–1) to Zob Ahan Isfahan in the second round.

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The table below chronicles the achievements of Pas in various competitions since 1991 until 2022.

Year	Division	Position	Hazfi Cup	AFC
1991–92	Azadegan League	1st		did not qualify
1992–93	Azadegan League	1st	Not Held	Champion
1993–94	Azadegan League	5th		First round
1994–95	Azadegan League	6th		did not qualify
1995–96	Azadegan League	4th
1996–97	Azadegan League	4th
1997–98	Azadegan League	2nd	Not Held
1998–99	Azadegan League	5th	Semifinal
1999–00	Azadegan League	7th	Quarterfinal
2000–01	Azadegan League	6th
2001–02	Iran Pro League	4th	1/8 Final
2002–03	Iran Pro League	2nd	Semi-final
2003–04	Iran Pro League	1st	Quarterfinal
2004–05	Iran Pro League	6th	Quarterfinal	Quarterfinal
2005–06	Iran Pro League	2nd	1/8 Final	did not qualify
2006–07	Iran Pro League	11th	1/8 Final	did not qualify
2007–08	Iran Pro League	5th	Quarterfinals
2008–09	Iran Pro League	13th	Semifinals
2009–10	Iran Pro League	15th	Fourth Round
2010–11	Iran Pro League	16th	Fourth Round	Relegated
2011–12	Div 1	4th Group B	Second Round
2012–13	Div 1	3rd	N/A
2013–14	Div 1	9th Group B	Third Round
2014–15	Div 1	3rd Group B	Fourth Round
2015–16	Div 1	16th	Did not enter	Relegated
2016–17	Div 2	6th Group C first round	First Round
2017–18	Div 2	9th Group C first round	Did not enter
2018–19	Div 2	3rd Group B	Did not enter
2019–20	Div 2	2nd Group B Play-off Loser	Fourth Round
2020–21	Div 2	10th Group B	Fourth Round
2021–22	Div 2	12th Group B	Did not enter

as of January 5, 2016^[5] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 2 DF  IRN Milad Sadeghian 3 DF  IRN Mohammad Sadegh Karami 4 DF  IRN Mohsen Varzkar 8 MF  IRN Jamal Masoumi 11 FW  IRN Arman Ramezani 13 DF  IRN Vahid Jalalinia 14 MF  IRN Hossein Kazemi 17 MF  IRN Saeid Kheradmand 18 MF  IRN Mohsen Lotfi U23 19 DF  IRN Amin Pourali 20 MF  IRN Mohsen Azarpad 21 MF  IRN Armin Talaeimanesh 22 GK  IRN Masoud Pourmohammad 23 MF  IRN Mohammad Reza Molaei 27 DF  IRN Nader Hooshyar 30 FW  IRN Nima Partoei

No. Pos. Nation Player 55 DF  IRN Navid Khosh Hava 62 MF  IRN Majid Gholamnejad 70 MF  IRN Davoud Shahvaraghi 77 MF  IRN Ahmad Jamshidian (captain) 99 GK  IRN Mohammadreza Khazaei — GK  IRN Mohammadreza Saberizadeh U21 —  IRN Mohsen Lashni U23 —  IRN Reza Karami U23 —  IRN Milad Jan Jan U23 —  IRN Mohammad Ghofrani U23 —  IRN Javad Tale' Moheb U23 —  IRN Milad Salehi U23 —  IRN Mehdi Mohammadi U23 —  IRN Mohammad Khademi U21 —  IRN Nima Ataei U21 —  IRN Amir Mohammad Rezaei U21

For recent transfers, see List of Iranian football transfers summer 2013.

Name	Period
Vinko Begović	2007–2009
Ali Reza Mansourian	2009
Ali Asghar Modir Roosta	2009–2010
Mahmoud Yavari	2010–2011
Ali Asghar Modir Roosta	2011
Faraz Kamalvand	2011–2012
Vinko Begović	2012–2013
Omid Tayeri	2013
Mojtaba Khorshidi	2013–2014
Mohsen Ashouri	2014
Davoud Mahabadi	2014–2015
Reza Talaeimanesh	2015–2016
Akbar Mohammadi	2016–2017
Ali Latifi	2017–

As PAS Tehran

• Tehran Province League: (1)
  • 1966–67
• Iran championship cup: (2)
  • 1967, 1968
• Iranian Football League: (5)
  • 1976–77, 1977–78, 1991–92, 1992–93, 2003–04

• Asian Club Championship:

Winners (1): 1992–93

• Afro-Asian Club Championship: (1)
  • Runner-up: 1993

• IFA Shield (IFA):^{[note 1]} 1970: Runners-up^[6]

• (in English) Player and Stats

• (in Persian) Official club website