In the cup final against Torpedo Rīga Dibrivnijs came on as a substitute and scored the winning penalty in the shoot-out.
There he played football with the local army squad and attracted interest from the management of FC Zvezda Irkutsk.
In 1991 Dibrivnijs joined Skonto Riga for which he played until the summer of 1994, winning the Latvian Higher League all these four years.
In his last season in the Latvian Higher League in 1997 Dibrivnijs played with Daugava Rīga which under the management of Jurijs Popkovs won the silver medals of Virslīga.
After leaving FC Daugava Dibrivnijs continued playing football with several Latvian First League clubs, however his preferences switched to futsal in which he also represented the Latvia national team, and in later years also took up coaching.