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FC Elva - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

FC Elva
Estonia Esiliiga Predictions
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4th place
FC Elva vs JK Nomme Kalju II 05/11/2025 09:30

Estonia Esiliiga

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

FC Elva

JK Nomme Kalju II

2 - 1

3.43

2.13

Last Overall

Played matches FC Elva

03.05.25

FC Elva

2-2

FC Flora Tallinn II

EE2

2-2

24.04.25

FC Tallinn

1-1

FC Elva

EE2

1-1

17.04.25

FC Elva

0-2

JK Nomme United

EE2

0-2

13.04.25

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

3-2

FC Elva

EE2

3-2

06.04.25

JK Tallinna Kalev II

0-1

FC Elva

EE2

0-1

27.03.25

FC Elva

4-3

JK Tammeka Tartu II

EE2

4-3

15.03.25

FC Elva

3-1

Tartu JK Welco

EE2

3-1

08.03.25

JK Nomme Kalju II

0-2

FC Elva

EE2

0-2

01.03.25

Viimsi JK

3-3

FC Elva

EE2

3-3

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

FC Elva

Played games: 9

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.67

Under/Over

1.5

11%

89%

2.5

44%

56%

3.5

44%

56%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

67%

33%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

22%

78%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

89%

11%

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	JK Nomme United	21	8	7	0	1	16 - 6	10
2	Tartu JK Welco	20	9	6	2	1	20 - 11	9
3	Viimsi JK	17	9	5	2	2	20 - 10	10
4	FC Elva	15	9	4	3	2	18 - 15	3
5	FC Flora Tallinn II	13	9	3	4	2	22 - 12	10
6	FC Levadia Tallinn U21	13	9	4	1	4	11 - 11	0
7	JK Nomme Kalju II	9	9	3	0	6	10 - 21	-11
8	FC Tallinn	8	8	2	2	4	12 - 15	-3
9	JK Tammeka Tartu II	3	8	1	0	7	11 - 24	-13
10	JK Tallinna Kalev II	2	8	0	2	6	7 - 22	-15

Fixtures

Date

Match

11.05.25

FC Elva – JK Nomme Kalju II

18.05.25

JK Tammeka Tartu II – FC Elva

22.05.25

FC Elva – FC Tallinn

29.05.25

FC Flora Tallinn II – FC Elva

01.06.25

FC Elva – FC Levadia Tallinn U21

Estonia Esiliiga Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	JK Nomme United	21	8	7	0	1	16 - 6	10
2	Tartu JK Welco	20	9	6	2	1	20 - 11	9
3	Viimsi JK	17	9	5	2	2	20 - 10	10
4	FC Elva	15	9	4	3	2	18 - 15	3
5	FC Flora Tallinn II	13	9	3	4	2	22 - 12	10
6	FC Levadia Tallinn U21	13	9	4	1	4	11 - 11	0
7	JK Nomme Kalju II	9	9	3	0	6	10 - 21	-11
8	FC Tallinn	8	8	2	2	4	12 - 15	-3
9	JK Tammeka Tartu II	3	8	1	0	7	11 - 24	-13
10	JK Tallinna Kalev II	2	8	0	2	6	7 - 22	-15

Name

MPG

Erki Mottus Erki Mottus Tartu JK Welco Tartu JK Welco

Zakaria Beglarishvili Zakaria Beglarishvili JK Nomme United JK Nomme United

Raivo Saar Raivo Saar Viimsi JK Viimsi JK

Gregor Roivassepp Gregor Roivassepp FC Flora Tallinn II FC Flora Tallinn II

Moses Junior Razak Fofana Moses Junior Razak Fofana Viimsi JK Viimsi JK

Maksim Gussev Maksim Gussev FC Levadia Tallinn U21 FC Levadia Tallinn U21

Andre Paju Andre Paju FC Elva FC Elva

Johannes Petmanson Johannes Petmanson Tartu JK Welco Tartu JK Welco

Devid Lehter Devid Lehter FC Elva FC Elva

Nevil Krimm Nevil Krimm Viimsi JK Viimsi JK

Estonia Esiliiga Fixtures

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

Estonia Esiliiga Results

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

FC Elva Football Club, commonly known as FC Elva, is a football club based in the town of Elva, Estonia. Established in 2000, the club has grown steadily to become a respected name in Estonian football, particularly known for its commitment to youth development and strong community roots.The team plays its home fixtures at Elva linnastaadion, which is located in the heart of Elva. The club's traditional colors are green and white, and their crest reflects symbols of the local community.FC Elva enjoys a passionate local fanbase, with supporters who have embraced the club's vision of developing both young Estonian talent and the local football culture. The club's rivalries tend to be regional, particularly with nearby teams in southern Estonia.Throughout its history, FC Elva has acted as a springboard for many young players, some of whom have progressed to the Estonian top flight or national youth teams. The club is also recognized for its professionalism, community programs, and ongoing efforts to compete at the top end of the Estonian Esiliiga, the nation’s second tier.

Team:	FC Elva
Full name:	Football Club Elva
Country:	Estonia
Nickname:	Elvakad, The Greens
Founded:	2000
Colors:	Green and White
Stadium:	Elva linnastaadion 600 seats
Address:	Tartu mnt 3, 61504 Elva, Estonia
Telephone:	Updating...
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://fcelva.ee/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Elva

Founded

FC Elva was founded in 2000 in the small town of Elva, located in southern Estonia. The club was established with a vision to create a solid foundation for football development in the local community, with a particular emphasis on youth. Over the years, FC Elva steadily climbed the Estonian football pyramid, establishing itself as a competitive team in the Esiliiga. Although the club has not yet reached the Meistriliiga (the top flight in Estonia), it has played a vital role in promoting football in the Tartu County region, as well as serving as a hub for young talent to develop towards professional careers.

Throughout its history, Elva has earned recognition for its impressive youth academy, one of the key reasons why many promising young Estonian players have passed through its ranks. The club's long-term commitment to developing players for the Estonian football pyramid is highly respected, and FC Elva is seen not just as a club, but as a footballing institution in southern Estonia.

Finances and ownership

FC Elva is operated as a community-focused club, with local ownership and close ties to the town of Elva and surrounding region. The club's financial structure is typical for teams outside Estonia's top division, relying on local sponsors, regional government support, the Estonian Football Association, and an active program of youth training fees and community events to help fund its operations.

While the club does not possess the financial resources of Meistriliiga clubs, FC Elva has built a sustainable model, focusing on training young footballers and establishing itself as a respected name among Estonia's grassroots football scene. The club's ownership and management has prioritized stability, gradually developing the club’s facilities, the Elva linnastaadion, and its youth infrastructure.

Popular culture

FC Elva enjoys a close connection with the community and region. The club’s youth academy and training programs make it a central part of sporting life in and around Elva, involving hundreds of young players and drawing parents, volunteers, and fans into its family-like atmosphere.

FC Elva’s supporters are known for their commitment and pride, with matchdays at the Elva linnastaadion characterized by a friendly, communal atmosphere rather than intense rivalry. As a team with strong grassroots credentials, the club plays an important role in promoting healthy lifestyles, youth engagement, and positive values both on and off the pitch. The club is also active on social media and is regularly featured in local and national Estonian sporting coverage.

Player

FC Elva is home to numerous talented players, especially those who have either been developed by the club’s youth academy or have chosen Elva as a launchpad for further progression in Estonian football. While the club has not historically attracted high-profile international signings, it is a proven developer of young, ambitious Estonian players, particularly in its partnership with higher-level clubs.

Notable players include former captain Siim Kaas, long-serving defender Sten Reinkort, and talents such as Vaiko Sinisalu and Mikk Valtna. Many players who started at FC Elva have gone on to play for Meistriliiga teams or have represented Estonia at national youth levels.

Famous Players

Some of the most notable players in club history include:

Siim Kaas: A central figure in midfield for many years, Kaas captained the team through an era of growth and competitiveness, and remains a symbol of the club’s values both on and off the field.
Sten Reinkort: After developing his skills at FC Elva, Reinkort moved on to play at the highest level in Estonia, featuring for top Meistriliiga sides and also representing Estonia internationally.
Mikk Valtna: The former goalkeeper stood between the posts during some of the club’s most successful periods in the Esiliiga and was renowned for his leadership and consistency.
Karl Kruus: A key defensive player who contributed great stability and was a standout for the club in several competitive campaigns.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Siim Kaas (Estonia)	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Vaiko Sinisalu (Estonia)	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Kristjan Kask (Estonia)	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	Vladimir Avilov (Estonia)	DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	Mikk Valtna (Estonia)	GK	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

FC Elva typically operates with a youthful, dynamic squad and has made use of various formations, most frequently the 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2. The composition of the squad each season is a blend of experienced Elva veterans and younger players developed through the club’s academy.

Goalkeeper

A central role in FC Elva’s squad, recent notable goalkeepers include Mikk Valtna and Erko Loorits, known for composure and shot-stopping ability, often acting as captains or leaders on the pitch.

Defender

Defensive stability for Elva has come from homegrown players such as Karl Kruus and Vladimir Avilov, both recognized for defensive organization and leadership.

Midfielder

In midfield, players like Siim Kaas and Oliver Kurg have been the creative engines of the team, combining both defensive discipline and forward drive.

Forward

Leading the line, strikers such as Kristjan Kask and Vaiko Sinisalu have been among the most effective finishers, regularly featuring at the top of the club’s scoring charts.

The club continues to give opportunities to academy prospects, ensuring a steady progression of players to the senior team every year.

2024/25 Squad Season

For the 2024/25 season, FC Elva is once again competing in the Esiliiga, aiming for progression and a potential promotion bid. The squad blends local loyalty and youth academy graduates alongside some experienced additions.

Goalkeeper
Updating	12	Jürgen Külvik	Estonia	Estonia	26/11/2001
Updating	1	Ronni Kilter	Estonia	Estonia	23/10/2003
Defender
Updating	3	Robin Lack	Estonia	Estonia	13/05/2001
Updating	4	Oliver Kurg	Estonia	Estonia	27/12/1999
Updating	22	Siim Aer	Estonia	Estonia	01/10/2005
Updating	2	Kristjan Kaldoja	Estonia	Estonia	19/11/2002
Updating	24	Martin Pärn	Estonia	Estonia	17/07/1995
Midfielder
Updating	17	Siim Kaas	Estonia	Estonia	20/07/1992
Updating	7	Kristo Koppel	Estonia	Estonia	11/04/2001
Updating	9	Karl Lääne	Estonia	Estonia	12/02/2003
Updating	14	Raiko Mutle	Estonia	Estonia	08/03/2002
Updating	18	Kaur Kapner	Estonia	Estonia	11/05/2003
Forward
Updating	10	Vaiko Sinisalu	Estonia	Estonia	18/10/1995
Updating	11	Kristjan Kask	Estonia	Estonia	22/02/2000
Updating	21	Henri Raudkats	Estonia	Estonia	01/09/2002
Manager
Updating		Veiko Haan	Estonia	Estonia	Updating...
Ass. Manager
Updating		Kristjan Ott	Estonia	Estonia	Updating...

Coach

FC Elva, an Estonian football club, has been guided by a number of passionate coaches over its history. While the club is still developing its legacy on the Estonian football scene, several managers have played important roles in its progress through the domestic leagues. Here are some of the most notable coaches in the history of FC Elva:

Veiko Haan: Haan served as head coach from 2013 to 2021, overseeing the club's progress in Esiliiga and building a reputation for developing young talent from the local area.
Märten Kluge: Kluge led FC Elva's senior team between 2021 and 2023. Under his guidance, the club remained a stable presence in the upper half of Estonia's Esiliiga, maintaining a competitive squad and continuing to promote youth players.
Aivar Kägo: One of the early and longest-serving coaches of the club, Kägo was instrumental in the club's rise from lower regional divisions to national competitions. He played a significant part in establishing FC Elva's footballing structures.

These coaches, among others, have shaped FC Elva's identity as a club focused on community development, youth promotion, and resilience in Estonia's football pyramid.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/01/2024 – Present	Priit Künnapuu	Estonia	05/05/1990
01/01/2021 – 31/12/2023	Märten Kluge	Estonia	21/02/1988
01/01/2013 – 31/12/2021	Veiko Haan	Estonia	28/01/1971
01/01/2011 – 31/12/2012	Andrei Kalimullin	Estonia	04/04/1973
01/01/2010 – 31/12/2010	Karl Kerdt	Estonia	10/12/1981
01/01/2003 – 31/12/2009	Aivar Kägo	Estonia	15/10/1970
01/01/2001 – 31/12/2002	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/2000 – 31/12/2000	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/1999 – 31/12/1999	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/1997 – 31/12/1998	Aivar Kägo	Estonia	15/10/1970

Crests and Colors

FC Elva is an Estonian football club founded in 2000 and based in the town of Elva. Despite its relatively short history, the club has developed an identity that is closely tied to its hometown heritage and local community spirit.

The current crest of FC Elva features a green circular badge with a stylized pine tree in the center, representing the forests that surround the town of Elva. The club's name, "FC Elva," is displayed prominently above the tree, with the founding year "2000" at the bottom. Since its foundation, the crest has seen minimal changes, maintaining the original green and white color scheme. The slight modifications over the years have mostly involved graphic refinement to give the logo a more modern appearance while preserving its traditional elements.

FC Elva's traditional colors are green and white, illustrating the natural beauty of the region and symbolizing growth and unity. Throughout different periods, the club has experimented with red accents, but the main identity remains rooted in the green and white combination. Elva's home kits are predominantly green with white elements, while away kits often reverse the scheme or introduce the occasional red for contrast.

Overall, FC Elva's crests and colors celebrate both the club’s connection to its environment and its commitment to local values, remaining a proud emblem for supporters and the broader community.

Fan Club

FC Elva enjoys a loyal and growing fan base, particularly among the local residents of Elva and the surrounding Tartu County. The principal supporter group is known as "Elva Fännid" or "Elva Fans," which was established in the mid-2000s to unite supporters of all ages and backgrounds. The fan club is acclaimed for its welcoming atmosphere and community-driven activities, reflecting the family-oriented nature of the club.

Elva Fännid are recognized for their green-and-white scarves, banners, and vocal encouragement at every home game. Their enthusiastic support extends beyond the stadium, engaging in charity work and events that benefit the local youth. Match days at Elva linnastaadion feature a lively, friendly, and inclusive environment, making it a unique experience in Estonian football. The strong connection between the team and its fans is one of FC Elva’s defining characteristics, fostering a tight-knit footballing community in southern Estonia.

Stadium

FC Elva plays its home games at Elva linnastaadion (Elva City Stadium), located in the heart of Elva, Estonia. The stadium features a natural grass surface and holds approximately 1,000 spectators, reflecting the intimate but passionate support that the club receives. Since its opening, Elva linnastaadion has undergone several phases of renovation, most notably in 2018, which included improvements to the pitch, the addition of new seating, and upgraded facilities for players and supporters.

The stadium is nestled amidst the scenic forests of southern Estonia, offering a picturesque setting for football matches. While modest in size, Elva linnastaadion is known for its well-maintained facilities and inviting atmosphere, making it a cornerstone of both local sporting life and community gatherings.

Honours and Awards

Although FC Elva is a relatively young club and competes primarily in the Estonian football league system, it has made notable progress in domestic competitions. The club has established itself as a consistent competitor in the Esiliiga—the second tier of Estonian football—and has achieved respectable cup runs as well.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Esiliiga (Estonia Second Tier)	Runner-up: 1	Second Place	2021
2	Estonian Cup	Semi-final: 1	Semi-finalist	2019–20
3	Estonian Lower Division Titles	Several	Promotions and Local Cups	Updating...
4	European Competitions	0	-	Updating...

Bet on FC Elva with Betimate's Predictions

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One of the primary features of Betimate is the 60% accurate predictions it delivers on the outcomes of FC Elva matches across all tournaments up until 2023. These forecasts are based on complex algorithms that consider a wide array of factors, including recent form, player statistics, and historical results. While no prediction is ever guaranteed, Betimate's insights are a valuable asset for bettors aiming to improve their success rate.

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Betimate’s user-friendly platform presents data in a clear and concise fashion, making it accessible for both seasoned bettors and new fans of the club. For anyone interested in FC Elva and the wider Estonian football scene, Betimate is an essential resource for staying informed and making smarter choices when betting on matches.

FAQs about FC Elva

Q: When was FC Elva founded?

A: FC Elva was founded in the year 2000.

Q: What league does FC Elva play in?

A: FC Elva currently competes in the Esiliiga, which is the second tier of Estonian football.

Q: What is the capacity of Elva linnastaadion?

A: Elva linnastaadion can accommodate approximately 1,000 spectators.

Q: What colors does FC Elva wear?

A: The team’s traditional colors are green and white, occasionally complemented by red elements.

Q: Who are FC Elva's biggest rivals?

A: FC Elva’s primary rivals are regional teams such as Tartu JK Tammeka II and other clubs from southern Estonia.

Q: Has FC Elva ever played in the Estonian top division (Meistriliiga)?

A: FC Elva has not yet achieved promotion to the Meistriliiga, Estonia’s top football division.

Q: What is the nickname of FC Elva’s supporters?

A: The main supporter group is called "Elva Fännid" (Elva Fans).

Q: Has FC Elva ever reached a national cup final?

A: FC Elva reached the semi-finals of the Estonian Cup in the 2019–20 season but has not played in the final.

Q: Does FC Elva have a youth academy?

A: Yes, FC Elva operates a well-established youth academy focusing on developing local talent from the Elva region and surrounding areas.

Q: How can I buy tickets for FC Elva matches?

A: Tickets are available at the Elva linnastaadion on match days and can also be purchased through the club’s official website.

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