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JK Trans Narva 与 Parnu JK Vaprus 05/11/2025 14:00

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JK Trans Narva

Parnu JK Vaprus

0 - 1

1.8

2.5

已参赛比赛 JK Trans Narva

03.05.25

JK Trans Narva

4-0

JK Tammeka Tartu

EE1

4-0

27.04.25

FC Kuressaare

2-1

JK Trans Narva

EE1

2-1

23.04.25

Parnu JK Vaprus

1-2

JK Trans Narva

EE1

1-2

19.04.25

JK Trans Narva

1-2

JK Nomme Kalju

EE1

1-2

13.04.25

JK Tammeka Tartu

1-2

JK Trans Narva

EE1

1-2

08.04.25

JK Trans Narva

1-0

JK Tallinna Kalev

EE1

1-0

05.04.25

JK Trans Narva

0-1

FC Levadia Tallinn

EE1

0-1

29.03.25

Harju JK Laagri

0-3

JK Trans Narva

EE1

0-3

15.03.25

JK Trans Narva

1-0

Paide Linnameeskond

EE1

1-0

08.03.25

JK Trans Narva

0-2

FC Kuressaare

EE1

0-2

04.03.25

JK Trans Narva

3-1

Parnu JK Vaprus

3-1

01.03.25

FC Flora Tallinn

2-2

JK Trans Narva

EE1

2-2

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下半场

JK Trans Narva

双方进球比赛 12

进球 (阵容)

1.67

回合

1.5

25%

75%

2.5

33%

67%

3.5

75%

25%

总体统计 (大小球)

50%

已参赛比赛： (大小球)

33%

67%

零封 (大小球)

83%

17%

总体积分榜		客场胜	PTS	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Flora Tallinn	26	12	8	2	2	28 - 9	19
2	JK Nomme Kalju	25	12	8	1	3	26 - 14	12
3	FC Levadia Tallinn	25	11	8	1	2	29 - 9	20
4	Paide Linnameeskond	22	11	7	1	3	18 - 7	11
5	JK Trans Narva	19	11	6	1	4	17 - 11	6
6	Harju JK Laagri	13	12	4	1	7	14 - 25	-11
7	FC Kuressaare	13	12	4	1	7	12 - 20	-8
8	Parnu JK Vaprus	11	11	3	2	6	12 - 15	-3
9	JK Tammeka Tartu	7	12	2	1	9	10 - 29	-19
10	JK Tallinna Kalev	7	12	2	1	9	10 - 37	-27

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11.05.25

JK Trans Narva – Parnu JK Vaprus

14.05.25

FC Levadia Tallinn – JK Trans Narva

19.05.25

JK Tallinna Kalev – JK Trans Narva

27.05.25

JK Trans Narva – Harju JK Laagri

31.05.25

Paide Linnameeskond – JK Trans Narva

Estonia Meistriliiga Table

Pos #	Team	客场胜	PTS	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Flora Tallinn	26	12	8	2	2	28 - 9	19
2	JK Nomme Kalju	25	12	8	1	3	26 - 14	12
3	FC Levadia Tallinn	25	11	8	1	2	29 - 9	20
4	Paide Linnameeskond	22	11	7	1	3	18 - 7	11
5	JK Trans Narva	19	11	6	1	4	17 - 11	6
6	Harju JK Laagri	13	12	4	1	7	14 - 25	-11
7	FC Kuressaare	13	12	4	1	7	12 - 20	-8
8	Parnu JK Vaprus	11	11	3	2	6	12 - 15	-3
9	JK Tammeka Tartu	7	12	2	1	9	10 - 29	-19
10	JK Tallinna Kalev	7	12	2	1	9	10 - 37	-27

Name

MPG

Pierre Landry Kabore Pierre Landry Kabore JK Trans Narva JK Trans Narva

640

Rauno Sappinen Rauno Sappinen FC Flora Tallinn FC Flora Tallinn

1057

177

Karel Eerme Karel Eerme Harju JK Laagri Harju JK Laagri

1046

175

Henri Valja Henri Valja Parnu JK Vaprus Parnu JK Vaprus

985

197

Taaniel Usta Taaniel Usta JK Tallinna Kalev JK Tallinna Kalev

959

192

Nikita Ivanov Nikita Ivanov JK Nomme Kalju JK Nomme Kalju

770

154

Ahmed Adebayo Ahmed Adebayo JK Tammeka Tartu JK Tammeka Tartu

792

159

Kristjan Kask Kristjan Kask JK Nomme Kalju JK Nomme Kalju

777

195

Markus Poom Markus Poom FC Flora Tallinn FC Flora Tallinn

968

242

Robi Saarma Robi Saarma Paide Linnameeskond Paide Linnameeskond

833

209

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JK Trans Narva is a professional football club based in Narva, Estonia. Founded in 1979, the club has become one of the most recognized football teams in the northeastern region of Estonia. Known for their resilience and commitment, JK Trans Narva has enjoyed success both in the Estonian top flight—the Meistriliiga—and in domestic cup competitions.

The team hosts its home matches at the Narva Kreenholm Stadium, a venue that has been synonymous with football in the city for decades. The club’s colors are traditionally red and blue, reflecting the vibrant spirit of both the club and its local supporters.

Throughout its history, JK Trans Narva has fostered a loyal and passionate fan base. The club is especially known for its community-oriented approach and multicultural culture, given Narva’s unique demographic makeup. Rivalries with other regional clubs, especially those in the Meistriliiga, have contributed to the team’s strong presence in Estonian football.

The club has served as a platform for several notable players, particularly from Estonia, Russia, and the surrounding region, many of whom have gone on to represent their countries at the international level. Trans Narva has consistently promoted youth development and remains committed to nurturing homegrown talents.

JK Trans Narva has won the Estonian Cup once and has reached the upper levels of domestic competition on numerous occasions, particularly in the late 2000s and early 2010s. They have also participated in European qualifiers, further enhancing the club’s visibility beyond Estonia.

Looking forward, JK Trans Narva continues to compete in the Meistriliiga, aiming to challenge the top teams and further cement their status as one of Estonia’s most respected football clubs.

Team:	JK Trans Narva
Full name:	Jalgpalliklubi Narva Trans
Country:	Estonia
Nickname:	Trans, The Red-Blues
Founded:	1979
Colors:	Red and Blue
Stadium:	Kreenholmi Stadium 1,065 seats
Address:	Joala 40, Narva, 20103 Estonia
Telephone:	+372 35 29 793
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://fctrans.ee
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of JK Trans Narva

Founded

JK Trans Narva, officially known as Jalgpalliklubi Narva Trans, was established in 1979 in Narva, Estonia. The club originally competed in regional leagues during the Soviet era and became one of Estonia’s leading clubs following the nation’s independence. Trans quickly established themselves in the Meistriliiga and won their first major trophy, the Estonian Cup, in the 2000–01 season.

Throughout the years, the club has achieved numerous top-four finishes in the Estonian top division, reaching their best result as runners-up in 2006. They have also provided a platform for local and international talents, particularly from the Russian-speaking community, playing a key role in the diverse football landscape of Estonia.

Despite professional and financial challenges faced in the recent years, JK Trans Narva has retained top-flight status and has earned respect for their consistency, tenacity, and contribution to Estonian football, both at the senior and youth levels.

Finances and ownership

JK Trans Narva is owned by Nikolai Burdakow, who has played a crucial role in supporting and financing the club over the years. The club’s funding relies on a combination of local sponsorship, private investment, and municipal support, reflecting the strong ties between the club and the city of Narva.

While JK Trans Narva’s budget is more modest compared to some of Estonia’s capital-based rivals, the club maintains a sustainable financial policy and prioritizes the development of local youth talent. Trans Narva is recognized for its stability, prudent financial management, and active involvement in the community.

Financial constraints do pose challenges, particularly in attracting or retaining top players, but the club continues to promote homegrown talents and regularly features young prospects from its academy in the senior squad.

Popular culture

JK Trans Narva is a symbol of multiculturalism in Estonian football, representing a city with a large Russian-speaking population and a vibrant cultural scene. The club’s matches at Kreenholm Stadium serve as important social gatherings for the local community, fostering a strong bond between the club and its supporters.

The fan base is known as “Trans Army,” and while modest in size compared to Tallinn clubs, their loyalty and vocal support are well recognized around the league. Traditional club songs and chants fill the stadium during home games, and the club’s red and blue colors are a source of pride for fans, who proudly display flags and banners.

JK Trans Narva’s story has been featured in Estonian sports press and documentaries highlighting the unique cultural dynamics along Estonia’s eastern border. The club continues to play an important unifying role in local society.

Player

The club’s squad features a blend of experienced internationals and promising young players, particularly from Estonia, Russia, and other post-Soviet states. Trans Narva’s commitment to youth development is notable, and several academy products have gone on to represent the club at senior level and play abroad.

Over the years, Trans has been home to some of the best players in the league, including Aleksandr Dubõkin, Dmitri Kulikov, Viktor Plotnikov, and Yevgeni Kabaev. Many of its standout performers have become club legends, while recent years have seen an influx of young talent eager to establish themselves in the Meistriliiga.

The club typically adopts a balanced tactical approach, utilizing disciplined defenders, energetic midfielders, and clinical forwards, reflecting the team’s resilience and work ethic.

Famous Players

JK Trans Narva has produced and nurtured several notable players who have left a mark both locally and internationally. Some of the club’s most famous and influential players include:

Aleksandr Dubõkin: A long-serving midfielder, Dubõkin became one of the most capped and respected players in the club’s history throughout the 2000s and early 2010s.
Dmitri Kulikov: A versatile and dependable midfielder, Kulikov has been an integral part of the team during one of its most successful periods and is recognized as a club legend.
Viktor Plotnikov: Renowned for his goal-scoring abilities, Plotnikov was among the top scorers in various seasons and helped the club secure its best league finishes.
Yevgeni Kabaev: An attacking threat and former Meistriliiga top scorer, Kabaev played a pivotal role in the team’s offensive play.
Tarmo Neemelo: One of Estonia’s prominent forwards, Neemelo played for Trans and later earned international recognition with the Estonian national team.

These players have significantly contributed to the club’s history and achievements, earning respect across Estonian football circles.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Viktor Plotnikov	FW	129	320	0.40
2	Eduard Golovljov	FW	100	250	0.40
3	Yevgeni Kabaev	FW	93	155	0.60
4	Tarmo Neemelo	FW	41	60	0.68
5	Dmitri Kulikov	MF	33	302	0.11
6	Aleksei Sapogov	FW	30	85	0.35
7	Aleksandr Dubõkin	MF	28	300	0.09
8	Stanislav Prins	FW	25	120	0.21
9	Sergei Mošnikov	MF	23	75	0.31
10	Daniil Ratnikov	FW	19	61	0.31

Typical Squad

JK Trans Narva typically lines up in a structured formation, often using a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 system. The squad is composed of a mix of experienced veterans and young prospects eager to make their mark in the Meistriliiga. The club values discipline, work rate, and tactical flexibility across all positions.

Goalkeeper

Goalkeepers play a vital role for Trans Narva, often acting as leaders from the back. In recent years, the main goalkeepers have included Denis Vnukov and previously veteran Roman Smishko.

Defender

The defense is traditionally built on organizational strength and physical commitment. Key defenders have included players like Ivan Pecha, Roman Nesterovskiy, and local prospects who brought composure and discipline to the back line.

Midfielder

Trans Narva's midfielders are renowned for their technical ability and tireless work ethic. The engine room of the team has often featured Dmitri Kulikov and Aleksandr Dubõkin, with a blend of defensive and creative responsibilities.

Forward

Forwards play an essential part in the club’s tactical setup, responsible for both hold-up play and scoring. Viktor Plotnikov, Yevgeni Kabaev, and Eduard Golovljov have led the line in various successful seasons, with pace and flair being hallmarks of the attacking unit.

The club invests heavily in youth development and routinely features talented players making their senior debut, ensuring a dynamic and motivated squad each season.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season sees JK Trans Narva continuing to compete in Estonia’s Meistriliiga. Below is a representative squad for the season, featuring a blend of youth and experience.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Denis Vnukov	Estonia	07/07/1998
Updating	12	Alexander Svetlov	Russia	17/02/2002
Defender
Updating	3	Ivan Pecha	Slovakia	23/01/1986
Updating	23	Roman Nesterovskiy	Russia	15/05/2001
Updating	4	Nikita Lihhatšev	Estonia	02/04/2004
Updating	15	Maksim Zhestokov	Russia	03/06/1991
Midfielder
Updating	8	Dmitri Kulikov	Estonia	23/09/1982
Updating	10	Mark Oliver Roosnupp	Estonia	12/05/1997
Updating	17	Aleksandr Dubõkin	Russia	23/04/1983
Updating	14	Mitsuru Maruoka	Japan	06/01/1996
Forward
Updating	9	Eduard Golovljov	Estonia	16/08/1996
Updating	11	Yevgeni Kabaev	Russia	19/02/1988
Updating	18	Viktor Plotnikov	Russia	03/09/1981
Updating	20	Tarmo Neemelo	Estonia	10/02/1982
Manager
Updating		Andrei Kalimullin	Estonia	22/05/1983
Ass. Manager
Updating		Updating...

Coach

JK Trans Narva has seen a range of managers over its history, guiding the team through the Estonian top flight and European competitions. Several coaches have left a strong mark on the club, contributing to its major achievements and shaping its footballing philosophy. Below are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of JK Trans Narva:

Aleksandr Puštov: Serving as manager between 2008 and 2012, Puštov is particularly remembered for leading Trans Narva to win the Estonian Cup in 2018–19 and for consistently keeping the team among the Meistriliiga’s top ranks during his tenures.
Adjam Kuzyaev: The Russian coach was in charge during a particularly strong period in the late 2000s, winning the Estonian Cup (2006–07, 2008–09) and the Estonian Supercup (2007).
Valeri Bondarenko: One of the longest-serving coaches in the club's history, Bondarenko led the team on multiple occasions and helped lay the foundations for the club’s later domestic success.
Cenk Özcan: In recent history, Özcan is credited with stabilizing the team in the Meistriliiga, overseeing the squad during a time of significant player transition.
Kirill Nesterov: The current coach as of 2024, Nesterov has brought a new generation of young talent into the first team and is working to keep the club competitive at the top level.

These coaches and others have collectively contributed to the competitive legacy and identity of JK Trans Narva in Estonian football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
19/12/2023 – Present	Kirill Nesterov	Estonia	25/04/1991
01/01/2023 – 19/12/2023	Cenk Özcan	Turkey	24/11/1981
06/01/2022 – 31/12/2022	Mario Hansi	Estonia	29/10/1988
01/01/2020 – 31/12/2021	Adjam Kuzyaev	Russia	01/01/1965
22/06/2018 – 31/12/2019	Andrei Kalimullin	Russia	24/01/1975
01/01/2017 – 21/06/2018	Ihor Morozov	Ukraine	16/05/1989
01/07/2016 – 31/12/2016	Pavel Nevmyvaka	Ukraine	28/06/1987
01/01/2015 – 30/06/2016	Adjam Kuzyaev	Russia	01/01/1965
01/04/2013 – 31/12/2014	Aleksandr Puštov	Estonia	01/03/1958
01/01/2008 – 31/12/2012	Aleksandr Puštov	Estonia	01/03/1958
01/01/2006 – 31/12/2007	Adjam Kuzyaev	Russia	01/01/1965
01/01/2003 – 31/12/2005	Valeri Bondarenko	Estonia	15/05/1953
01/01/1999 – 31/12/2002	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/1995 – 31/12/1998	Valeri Bondarenko	Estonia	15/05/1953
01/01/1992 – 31/12/1994	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/1991 – 31/12/1991	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

JK Trans Narva is a professional football club based in Narva, Estonia. Since its founding in 1979, the club has undergone several crest revisions, each reflecting key elements of the club's identity and the city of Narva.

The original crest of the club, back when it was first established as Narva Trans, featured a simple football combined with the name of the city. In the early 2000s, the crest evolved to incorporate the red and blue colors and a stylized castle tower, representing Narva’s famous landmark, Hermann Castle. The current crest, adopted in recent years, features a dynamic football surrounded by the club's name and year of establishment, maintaining the prominent red and blue theme and keeping the castle tower as a symbol of strength and history.

JK Trans Narva’s traditional colors are red and blue, reflecting the city flag of Narva. The home kits have usually displayed these colors boldly, with various design iterations through the decades. While red is dominant in most home kits, blue has featured both as an accent and a secondary color. In some seasons, the club experimented with black or white for away kits, but red and blue have always been at the heart of JK Trans Narva’s identity.

Overall, the crest and colors signify a blend of local pride, history, and the spirit of football, making them instantly recognizable to fans both in Estonia and abroad.

Fan Club

JK Trans Narva enjoys a loyal and passionate local fan base. The largest and best-known supporters’ group is "Trans Army," established in the 2000s. These fans are known for their unwavering support during home and away matches, often sporting red and blue, waving flags, and creating vibrant match-day atmospheres at the stadium.

The Trans Army distinguishes itself with coordinated chants, banners featuring Narva’s Cyrillic and Estonian scripts, and energetic displays, particularly during key matches against regional rivals. Family-friendly yet intense, the club’s supporters are considered a vital part of Trans Narva’s identity, providing a unique East Estonian footballing spirit.

While the club’s fan base is primarily centered around Narva, the multicultural nature of the city brings together Estonian and Russian-speaking communities, fostering an inclusive and diverse support for the team.

Stadium

JK Trans Narva plays its home matches at Kreenholm Stadium, located in Narva, Estonia. The stadium, built in 1969, boasts a rich history as a sports venue in the region. After significant renovations in 2003 and periodic upgrades since then, the stadium now features modern seating and improved facilities for both players and fans.

The Kreenholm Stadium has a current capacity of approximately 1,065 spectators, making it an intimate but passionate home ground. The stadium is well-known for its picturesque setting near the Narva River and the Kreenholm Manufacturing Company’s historic site. Recent upgrades include new artificial turf, improved lighting, and refreshed stands to ensure a comfortable matchday experience.

Kreenholm Stadium stands as a symbol of football’s enduring presence in Narva and remains a fortress for JK Trans Narva during their Meistriliiga campaigns.

Honours and Awards

Over its history, JK Trans Narva has established itself as one of Estonia’s most consistent and respected football clubs. While championships have been elusive, the club has been successful in domestic cup competitions and has remained a perennial contender in the Estonian Meistriliiga.

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Estonian Cup (Eesti Karikas)	Estonia	Winner	2000–01
2	Estonian Supercup	Estonia	Winner	2007
3	Estonian Meistriliiga	Estonia	Runner-up	2006, 2008
4	Estonian Meistriliiga	Estonia	Third place	1994–95, 1996–97, 2001, 2009, 2011
5	European Competitions	Europe	Participations (qualifying rounds)	Updating...

JK Trans Narva’s consistent finishes in Estonia’s top division and their cup successes have made them a respected name in Estonian football.

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One of Betimate’s main features is its 60% accurate predictions on the outcomes of JK Trans Narva matches across every tournament in history up to 2023. These predictions are generated by a complex algorithm that considers factors such as squad form, individual player stats, and historical performance. While no prediction is 100% guaranteed, Betimate's insights are a valuable tool for bettors aiming to improve their odds of success.

In addition to predictions, Betimate provides detailed statistics on JK Trans Narva’s present and past players, historical achievements, and the latest club news. Fans can stay updated with rumors, transfer news, and in-depth club analysis.

With its user-friendly design and comprehensive information, Betimate is suitable both for veteran bettors and new supporters of the club looking for trustworthy match insights and statistics. For anyone interested in JK Trans Narva, Betimate stands out as a leading resource for accurate predictions and football data.

FAQs about JK Trans Narva

Q: When was JK Trans Narva founded?

A: JK Trans Narva was founded in 1979.

Q: What is the home stadium of JK Trans Narva?

A: The club plays its home games at Kreenholm Stadium in Narva, Estonia.

Q: How many people does Kreenholm Stadium hold?

A: Kreenholm Stadium has a capacity of around 1,065 spectators.

Q: What are the main colors of JK Trans Narva?

A: The traditional colors of JK Trans Narva are red and blue.

Q: Has JK Trans Narva ever won the Estonian Meistriliiga?

A: No, the club has never won the Meistriliiga but has finished as runner-up twice.

Q: Which major trophies has JK Trans Narva won?

A: JK Trans Narva has won the Estonian Cup (2000–01) and the Estonian Supercup (2007).

Q: Who are JK Trans Narva's main rivals?

A: The club’s main rivals include other Estonian teams such as FCI Levadia Tallinn and Nõmme Kalju FC.

Q: What is the largest supporters’ group of JK Trans Narva?

A: The largest supporters’ group is called "Trans Army."

Q: Has JK Trans Narva participated in European competitions?

A: Yes, the club has taken part in the qualifying rounds of European club competitions, including the UEFA Europa League.

Q: What is unique about JK Trans Narva’s fan culture?

A: The club’s fan base is known for its passion, use of both Estonian and Russian languages, and vibrant support during matches, reflecting Narva’s diverse community.

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