1969 Soviet Class B was a Soviet football competition at the Soviet third tier.

Russian Federation

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Semifinal Group 1

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[Maykop]
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Semifinal Group 2

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[Kislovodsk]
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Notes:
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Semifinal Group 3

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[Kiselyovsk]
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Semifinal Group 4

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[Novorossiysk]
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Play-off for 1st place: 

Cement Novorossiysk  2-1  Kord Balakovo  [aet]

Semifinal Group 5

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[Smolensk]
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Semifinal Group 6

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[Rybinsk]
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Final Group

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[Oct 28 – Nov 10, Maykop]
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Play-off for 1st place: 

Druzhba Maykop  1-0  Saturn Rybinsk

Ukraine

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Further information: 1969 Ukrainian Class B

Final group

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[Oct 25 – Nov 2, Ivano-Frankovsk]
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Caucasus

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Notes:
  1. ^ a b +
  2. ^ Nadikvari Telavi changed name to Kakheti.

Kazakhstan

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(W) Withdrawn
Notes:
  1. ^ Metallurg Temirtau changed name to Stroitel.
  2. ^ Aray Stepnogorsk changed name to Khimik.

Central Asia

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Source: rsssf.com
Notes:
  1. ^ a b c d +
  2. ^ Andizhan changed name to Andizhanets.
  3. ^ Akkurgan Tashkent Region changed name to Dimitrovets.
  4. ^ Chigarachi Termaz changed name to Avtomobilist.
  5. ^ Fakel Buhara changed name to Buhara.
  6. ^ Bekabad changed name to Cementchi Bekabad.

References

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