The club is based at Inglewood Stadium. They last won the Night Series in when they lifted the trophy by defeating Swan I. The club took its name from Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, and the famous Dynamo Kyiv team. Their playing colours of gold and blue were adopted from the Ukrainian national flag in the late s.
The clubs' original playing strip was all-black. The club finished second to Swan Valley to gain promotion to the top flight for the first time. For the next few years they bounced between the top two tiers, changing their name from Kiev to Kiev-Victoria Park and then back to Kiev. Another second tier championship followed in Kiev announced their top flight return by placing second to Perth Azzurri on the league table. Striker Len Dundo scored himself a hat-trick of Golden Boots as the top flight's leading goal scorer in , and In those three seasons alone Dundo amassed 77 goals for Inglewood.
The fundraising efforts of long-time club secretary Jack Soer were instrumental in ensuring the club maintained a strong financial position throughout the s. Inglewood commemorated their 25th anniversary with the construction of clubrooms at the northern end of the ground, under the guidance of Vladimir Mandyczewsky. The new bar and office facilities were officially opened in November Robert Earl 3 and Nick Macallum 2 may have scored the goals in a 5β1 State Cup final mauling of Spearwood Dalmatinac but it was defender Jimmy Smith who was recognised as best on ground.
John Davidson ensured the year ended on a high by scoring the solitary goal in a 1β0 Top Four Cup victory over Floreat Athena. Lee Adam created State League history by becoming the first player to collect two Gold Medals, the midfielder winning the prestigious award in and again in Memories of England's World Cup win were revived in mid when team captain Bobby Moore joined Inglewood for two guest appearances.
Midfield livewire Norrie Sutton became Inglewood's fourth Gold Medal winner in six seasons when he won the award in Inglewood lifted their first Night Series trophy in A Paddy Morris goal in the first period of extra-time was enough to gain a 1β0 win over West Perth Macedonia. Further success eluded the club in the years that followed, culminating in relegation to the second tier in It wasn't until a competition restructure in , brought on by the formation of new peak body the Professional Soccer Federation, that top flight football returned to Inglewood.
