Lviv's "Pokrova AMP" concluded the season with two championship titles.
The Lviv club "Pokrova AMP" became the champion of the Super League and the First League in wheelchair football, completing both tournaments without losses. The main team won the Super League for the second consecutive time, while "Pokrova AMP-2" won in its debut season of the First League. Forward Mykola Shvets was named the top scorer of the First League, scoring 19 goals.
The Lviv club "Pokrova AMP" concluded the Ukrainian championship in wheelchair football, winning two championship titles. The main team won the Premier League for the second consecutive time, while "Pokrova AMP-2" became the champion of the First League in its debut season. Both teams progressed through the tournament without losing a single match.
The main team "Pokrova AMP" earned 38 points in 14 matches, achieving 12 victories and two draws. The team from Lviv scored 40 goals, while only conceding three. They secured the championship title early, after the fourth round of competitions in Ivano-Frankivsk. In the final, fifth round of the championship, the team defeated "Kharkiv Nezlamni" with a score of 4:0, and "Bartku" (Ivano-Frankivsk) with a score of 1:0.
"Pokrova AMP-2" debuted in the Ukrainian championship this year and won in the First League. After six rounds, the team achieved 14 wins and four draws, earning 46 points, scoring 55 goals, and conceding only three. In the sixth round, the team from Lviv defeated Zaporozhye "Sech" with a score of 4:0, thus securing the championship title ahead of schedule. The top scorer of the First League was the team's striker, Mykola Shvets, who scored 19 goals during the season.
Despite the victory, next season, the "Pokrova AMP-2" team will not play in the SuperLiga, as the rules stipulate that teams from the same club cannot compete in the same division. At the same time, the number of participants in the SuperLiga next season is planned to be increased from 10 to 12. The next challenge for the main "Pokrova AMP" team will be the EAFF Champions League, in which they will participate for the first time in the history of Ukrainian AMP football, on 23–October 25 in the Italian city of Fano.