Which team did Dušan Perniš play for from 2002 to 2006?
Dušan Perniš Dušan Perniš ( born 28 November 1984 ) is a Slovak footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Bulgarian First League club Beroe Stara Zagora . Perniš has been capped for Slovakia at senior level . Playing career . Perniš began his professional football career at FC Nitra , in the youth team , before moving to Dubnica at the age of eighteen . However , at first at Dubnica , Perniš spent time on the bench , but in a few seasons , Perniš soon became a regular goalkeeper in the first team . In the 2004-05 season , Perniš made thirty two appearance and the club finished in fourth place , which also earned them a place in Europe . Following two wins against Hungarian side Vasas and Turkish side Ankaraspor in Europe , the club faced the English side Newcastle United . Perniš was in goal for match , but Newcastle United proved to be too strong and Dubnica failed to win either leg losing 3-1 and 2-0 . In the January transfer window , Perniš joined MŠK Žilina . At Žilina , Perniš soon faced a fight for the first choice with Dušan Kuciak , but lost . The next season , Perniš left for Senec on loan and stayed there four months before returning to his parent club , where he made 22 appearances . At the end of the 2006/07 season , the club [ Žilina ] won the league . After his first loan , Perniš returned once more on loan to Dubnica , the team he started his football career with , and spent 18 months there . During his return , Perniš made 43 appearance . Upon his return from Dubnica , Perniš established himself in the first team , following the sale of Kuciak to Vaslui and made 32 appearances . During this spell , Perniš played all the clubs European campaign , including a 2-1 win over Aston Villa in the last group-stage match . At the end of the season , which was his return , the club finished in second place . After that , Perniš was the clubs first choice goalkeeper until he left the club . During his time at Žilina , Perniš earned a nickname of Perník , which is gingerbread in English . Dundee United . After signing a pre-contract deal in July 2009 to join Dundee United in January 2010 , Dušan made his debut in the January 2010 2–0 Scottish Cup win against Partick Thistle , also keeping a clean sheet on his league debut four days later . Perniš kissed silver for the first time on 15 May 2010 , when he kept a clean sheet in the Scottish cup final for Dundee United when Dundee United beat Ross County . After the match , Perniš says winning the Scottish Cup and revealed he cannot wait to show it [ medal ] to his family ; he also cannot wait to have a challenge by playing in European game . Since moving to Dundee United , Perniš says he is now settled very well at the club , but desires to play in the Premier League in the future . The next season , Perniš comment on playing in Europe , came true when he was in goal when Dundee United lost and drew 2-1 on aggregate against Greek side AEK Athens . In his first full season at Dundee United , Perniš was in the clubs squad , playing in goal entirely ; which also happened again the following season . On 9 February 2012 , it announced that Dundee United announced the signing of Polish goalkeeper Radosław Cierzniak on a pre-contract agreement and confirmed Pernis would be leaving in the summer when his contract expired . A month ago , Dundee United planned to start entering talks with Perniš on a new deal . Since becoming a free agent , Perniš announced his intention to stay in the UK , insisting his family have settled down . Perniš turned down a move to SPLs rival Hibernian , insisting he want to move to England ; Perniš also turned a move back to his homeland , Senica After deciding to play for an English club , Perniš went on a trial with Championship side Leicester City Pogoń Szczecin . Perniš joined newly promoted Polish side Pogoń Szczecin on 2 August 2012 , on a three-year deal . Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has expressed an interest in the goalkeeper . However , Perniš failed to establish himself as a first-choice goalkeeper at Pogoń . He left the club in June 2013 after his contract expired . Although Perniš went on trials with Danish club Viborg FF , he eventually joined the Corgoň Liga reigning champions ŠK Slovan Bratislava . Slovan Bratislava . After signing his contract with Slovan in September 2013 , Perniš was sent on loan to fellow league side FC Nitra , where he spent the autumn part of the 2013-2014 season . The goalkeeper returned from loan in the winter break . Iraklis . On 18 July 2015 , Perniš signed a two-year contract with Greek Superleague club Iraklis . Beroe Stara Zagora . On 27 January 2017 , Perniš joined Bulgarian club Beroe Stara Zagora . International career . Perniš was an unused substitute for Slovakia during the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship . Perniš made his debut against Thailand in the Final game of the 2004 Kings Cup in Bangkok , Thailand , when he played the entire 90 minutes of the game , conceding one goal in the 13th minute by Sakda Joemdee from a penalty kick . The match ended in a 1–1 tie and Slovakia went on to win the competition after defeating the home side 5–4 in the penalty shootout , giving Perniš a lot of the credit for the triumph. On 12 August 2009 , Perniš returned to Slovakias squad in the 1:1 away draw against Iceland in a friendly after coming on as a substitute for Ján Mucha at half time . Later , he became a regularly benched substitute in the UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying and the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification , yet Ján Mucha was given a priority . Slovakia failed to qualify for either of the tournaments . Honours . Dundee United - Scottish Cup : 2010 External links . - Dušan Perniš at mskzilina.sk