The 2013–14 Professional Football League was the twenty-third season of a third division in Russian football and the first under this name. The Professional Football League is geographically divided into 5 zones. The winners of each zone are automatically promoted into the National Football League. The bottom finishers of each zone lose professional status and are relegated into the Amateur Football League.
West Standings
Top scorers Source: rfspro.ru 20 goals Anzor Sanaya (Tekstilshchik) 15 goals Yevgeni Kobzar (Lokomotiv-2) 14 goals Aleksei Zhdanov (Sever) 13 goals Yevgeni Losev (Tekstilshchik) 12 goals Aleksandr Savin (Tosno) 11 goals Anton Shishayev (Pskov-747) 10 goals Artyom Motov (Vologda) Dmitri Proshin (Pskov-747) Maksim Zimarev (Torpedo)
Center
Standings
Top scorers Source: rfspro.ru 15 goals Aleksandr Degtyaryov (Sokol) 13 goals Vladimir Obukhov (Spartak-2) 11 goals Yevgeni Povarnitsyn (Podolye) Mikhail Tynyany (Tambov) 10 goals Igor Boyarov (Vityaz) Azamat Gonezhukov (Sokol) Vadim Minich (Dynamo Bryansk) Ruslan Shoniya (Vityaz) 9 goals Aleksandr Kozlov (Spartak-2)
South
Standings
Top scorers Source: rfspro.ru 22 goals Sergei Verkashanskiy (Chernomorets) 20 goals Aleksandr Alkhazov (Volgar) 19 goals Dmitry Akhba (Volgar) 16 goals Anatoly Shevchenko (Chernomorets) 13 goals Viktor Borisov (Olimpia) Tofik Kadimov (Dagdizel) Dzambolat Khastsayev (Alania-d) 12 goals Roman Smolskiy (MITOS) 11 goals Mikhail Biryukov (SKVO) 10 goals Oleg Aleynik (Olimpia) Sergei Sinyayev (Chernomorets)
Ural-Povolzhye
Standings
Top scorers Source: rfspro.ru 16 goals Dmitri Zarva (Chelyabinsk) 9 goals Marat Safin (Volga) Denis Uryvkov (Chelyabinsk) 7 goals Mikhail Kanayev (Tyumen) Andrei Samoylov (Syzran-2003)
East
Standings
Top scorers Source: rfspro.ru 8 goals Anton Bagayev (Irtysh) Aleksei Nekrasov (Baikal) 7 goals Aleksandr Gagloyev (Sakhalin) Roman Kuklin (Amur-2010) 6 goals Azer Aliyev (Sakhalin) Ibragim Bazayev (Amur-2010) Sergei Vinogradov (Sakhalin) 5 goals Vyacheslav Bokov (Smena) Yakov Ehrlich (Sakhalin) Almaz Fatikhov (Chita) Vyacheslav Kirillov (Chita) Aleksei Sabanov (Sibiryak)
References
External links Official site Website of the Department of Professional Football of the Russian Football Union (DPF RFS)