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FC Tallinn - 試合日程、順位表、選手、統計、ニュース

FC Tallinn
Estonia II Liiga 予測
D D W W L L D L L L
JK Nomme United 対する FC Tallinn 05/10/2025 14:00

Estonia Esiliiga

1

×

2

Betimate

正しいスコア

平均得点

オッズ

スコア

Estonia Esiliiga

EE

JK Nomme United

69

18

13

1

2 - 1

3.05

1.45

直近試合

参加済み試合 FC Tallinn

04.05.25

FC Tallinn

JK Tallinna Kalev II

EE2

24.04.25

FC Tallinn

FC Elva

EE2

20.04.25

JK Nomme Kalju II

FC Tallinn

EE2

10.04.25

FC Tallinn

JK Tammeka Tartu II

EE2

04.04.25

Viimsi JK

FC Tallinn

EE2

29.03.25

Tartu JK Welco

FC Tallinn

EE2

16.03.25

FC Tallinn

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

EE2

09.03.25

FC Flora Tallinn II

FC Tallinn

EE2

05.03.25

FC Tallinn

JK Tallinna Kalev

EC

02.03.25

FC Tallinn

JK Nomme United

EE2

08.02.25

FC Tallinn

FC Flora Tallinn II

EF

10.11.24

Paide Linnameeskond II

FC Tallinn

EE2

03.11.24

Tartu JK Welco

FC Tallinn

EE2

31.10.24

Tabasalu FC Charma

FC Tallinn

EC

27.10.24

FC Tallinn

Harju JK Laagri

EE2

24.10.24

FC Tallinn

Viimsi JK

EE2

20.10.24

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

FC Tallinn

EE2

15.10.24

FC Tallinn

JK Tammeka Tartu

EC

09.10.24

JK Tallinna Kalev II

FC Tallinn

EE2

06.10.24

FC Elva

FC Tallinn

EE2

28.09.24

FC Tallinn

FC Flora Tallinn II

EE2

24.09.24

FC Tallinn

Tabasalu FC Charma

EE2

15.09.24

FC Tallinn

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

EE2

31.08.24

Viimsi JK

FC Tallinn

EE2

24.08.24

FC Flora Tallinn II

FC Tallinn

EE2

20.08.24

FC Tallinn

Tartu JK Welco

EE2

17.08.24

Tabasalu FC Charma

FC Tallinn

EE2

10.08.24

FC Tallinn

FC Elva

EE2

03.08.24

Harju JK Laagri

FC Tallinn

EE2

31.07.24

Saku Sporting

FC Tallinn

EC

27.07.24

FC Tallinn

JK Tallinna Kalev II

EE2

20.07.24

FC Tallinn

Paide Linnameeskond II

EE2

13.07.24

FC Flora Tallinn II

FC Tallinn

EE2

06.07.24

FC Tallinn

Viimsi JK

EE2

29.06.24

Harju JK Laagri

FC Tallinn

EE2

14.06.24

FC Tallinn

Tartu JK Welco

EE2

02.06.24

FC Levadia Tallinn U21

FC Tallinn

EE2

30.05.24

FC Tallinn

FC Elva

EE2

26.05.24

FC Tallinn

Paide Linnameeskond II

EE2

19.05.24

Tabasalu FC Charma

FC Tallinn

EE2

11.05.24

FC Tallinn

JK Tallinna Kalev II

EE2

勝

分

負

全体統計

FC Tallinn

参加済み試合 41

得点 (得点/失点)

73

1.78

1.54

63

小/大

1.5

5

12%

88%

36

2.5

16

39%

61%

25

3.5

23

56%

44%

18

両チームが得点する (はい/いいえ)

27

66%

34%

14

無失点 (はい/いいえ)

6

15%

85%

35

得点を決める (はい/いいえ)

33

80%

20%

8

試合

日

試合

10.05.25

EE

JK Nomme United – FC Tallinn

17.05.25

EE

FC Tallinn – Viimsi JK

22.05.25

EE

FC Elva – FC Tallinn

29.05.25

EE

JK Tammeka Tartu II – FC Tallinn

03.06.25

EE

FC Tallinn – JK Nomme Kalju II

Estonia II Liiga Results

05/04/2025 13:00

Harju JK Laagri II

FC Flora Tallinn III

05/03/2025 12:30

Parnu JK Poseidon

04/27/2025 15:00

Harju JK Laagri II

04/27/2025 14:30

FC Helios Tartu

04/27/2025 10:00

Rakvere JK Tarvas

FC Flora Tallinn III

04/27/2025 09:00

Parnu JK Poseidon

Parnu JK Vaprus II

04/26/2025 10:00

JK Viljandi Tulevik

04/26/2025 10:00

FC Levadia Tallinn U19

04/20/2025 13:00

Harju JK Laagri II

FA Tartu Kalev II

04/19/2025 14:00

FC Tallinn is a professional football club based in Tallinn, Estonia. Founded in 2017, FC Tallinn is one of the youngest yet most ambitious football clubs in Estonia, quickly establishing itself as a competitive force within the national league system. The club is dedicated to fostering local talent and promoting the game in the capital city.

The team plays its home matches at the Lasnamäe Spordikompleksi kunstmuruväljak, a modern venue located in the Lasnamäe district of Tallinn. FC Tallinn’s traditional colors are blue and white, symbolizing both the city and national pride.

With an enthusiastic and steadily growing fan base, the club has become increasingly popular among Tallinn’s football supporters. Although FC Tallinn does not have century-old traditions, it is building its own unique football culture rooted in community, youth development, and competitiveness.

Despite its short history, FC Tallinn boasts a number of talented players, many of whom have represented Estonia at various youth levels and some at the senior national team level. The club continues to focus on a blend of young talent and experienced footballers to drive its ambitions forward. Through strong local ties and an innovative approach, FC Tallinn looks to establish itself as a leading club in Estonian football in the years ahead.

Team:	FC Tallinn
Full name:	Football Club Tallinn
Country:	Estonia
Nickname:	Sinivalged (The Blue-Whites)
Founded:	31/10/2017
Colors:	Blue-White
Stadium:	Lasnamäe Spordikompleksi kunstmuruväljak 540 Seats
Address:	Pae 1, 13620 Tallinn, Estonia
Telephone:	+372 5304 4404
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://fctallinn.ee/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Tallinn

Founded

FC Tallinn was established on October 31, 2017 in Estonia’s capital, with the goal of advancing football in Tallinn and nurturing young local talent. Although the club is relatively new, its foundations are built on a commitment to professional organization and community involvement. FC Tallinn began its story in the lower divisions, rapidly progressing through the ranks of Estonian football thanks to a sound development policy and a talented coaching staff.

The club achieved notable success at an early stage, gaining promotion to the Esiliiga B and, by 2022, earning a historic promotion to the Esiliiga, the second tier of Estonian football. FC Tallinn has quickly become a recognized name in Tallinn’s football scene, known for its forward-thinking methods and the integration of youth prospects into its senior squad.

Though still awaiting its first major national honor, FC Tallinn is committed to challenging the country's football elite and progressing even further in the domestic league hierarchy. The club is a shining example of how a new football organization can make a significant impact in a short period through ambition, proper management, and strong local roots.

Finances and Ownership

FC Tallinn is owned and operated by local Estonian business interests, working as a privately held club. Thanks to a carefully managed structure, the club maintains financial stability and benefits from sponsorship agreements with local companies. The club prioritizes sustainability and long-term planning over rapid, high-risk growth, focusing on youth development and local player recruitment to remain financially responsible.

The club’s transparent management model has garnered respect within the Estonian football community. While FC Tallinn does not enjoy the financial resources of Estonia’s largest clubs, their model is often cited as exemplary for new football organizations in emerging footballing nations.

Popular Culture

FC Tallinn is rapidly integrating itself into the cultural fabric of Estonia’s capital. With a youthful and energetic fanbase, club supporters pride themselves on their vocal support and positive energy at matches. While the fan culture is still developing, FC Tallinn's image is associated with openness, inclusion, and community spirit, emphasizing youth initiatives and grassroots connections.

The club is visible in Tallinn’s social programs and often participates in charity events, football schools, and local tournaments. With blue and white as its colors, FC Tallinn has started to be recognized in local media and is becoming a common fixture in Tallinn sports coverage. Its relatively recent establishment means that the club is actively building its own traditions, anthems, and supporter rituals, with a deep focus on promoting football as a part of city life.

Player

As a club focused on youth, FC Tallinn features a squad that mixes promising local talents with a small group of experienced professionals, many from Estonia and neighboring countries. The roster is built around the philosophy of opportunity and progression, frequently giving graduates from their academy the chance to prove themselves in senior football.

Several players have caught the attention of national youth team selectors, with a handful winning full international caps for Estonia. FC Tallinn also serves as a proving ground for future stars of Estonian domestic football, aiming to help more of its players earn professional contracts both in Estonia and abroad.

Famous Players

Although its history is brief, FC Tallinn has already produced or hosted several Estonian prospects who have made an impact domestically:

Michael Teever: One of the club's first experienced leaders, the striker helped guide FC Tallinn during its early promotions. His experience and professionalism were vital on and off the field.
Marko Meerits: The Estonian international goalkeeper had a stint with the club and brought top-flight experience, stabilizing the defense and providing mentorship to younger players.
Kristjan Kask: A key figure and forward for the club in their historic Esiliiga promotion campaign, Kask is known for his scoring ability and commitment.
Lauri Suup: A versatile and dynamic midfielder, Suup emerged from the club’s youth system and has represented Estonia at youth international level.

While FC Tallinn is still developing a list of household names, the club remains one of the top destinations for young local talents to launch their careers.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/Match
1	🇪🇪 Kristjan Kask	FW	51	67	0.76
2	🇪🇪 Lauri Suup	MF	24	72	0.33
3	🇪🇪 Rasmus Piht	FW	22	60	0.37
4	🇪🇪 Siim Ruul	FW	20	55	0.36
5	🇪🇪 Kristjan Martinson	MF	17	61	0.28

Typical Squad

FC Tallinn, like other professional clubs, fields a balanced squad with goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards. The club usually employs a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 system focusing on energetic pressing and ball retention.

Goalkeeper

The position is crucial for the team, with FC Tallinn typically featuring a promising young Estonian goalkeeper or an experienced former international to anchor the back line.

Defender

The backline is composed primarily of emerging Estonian talents, often supported by a senior leader to provide organization and guidance. The defense is known for its disciplined and physical approach.

Midfielder

Midfielders at FC Tallinn are tasked with both creative and defensive duties. The club places an emphasis on homegrown talent, seeking midfielders with high stamina and technical ability.

Forward

Forwards at FC Tallinn are expected to be dynamic and mobile, often leading a high press and supporting quick transitions in attack.

The club regularly integrates new prospects into the senior lineup, reflecting its commitment to player development and youth progression.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season is another chapter in the rapid rise of FC Tallinn, which is currently competing in the Esiliiga, the second tier of Estonian football. The club continues to build around a mix of local youth prospects and experienced mentors.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Marko Meerits	🇪🇪	Estonia	26/04/1992
Defender
Updating	2	Maksim Andrejev	🇪🇪	Estonia	17/02/1997
Updating	3	Erik Grigorjev	🇪🇪	Estonia	11/12/2000
Updating	4	Andrei Jenihhin	🇪🇪	Estonia	01/02/1986
Midfielder
Updating	8	Lauri Suup	🇪🇪	Estonia	15/07/2003
Updating	10	Kristjan Martinson	🇪🇪	Estonia	19/08/2001
Updating	14	Rasmus Piht	🇪🇪	Estonia	21/12/2002
Forward
Updating	9	Kristjan Kask	🇪🇪	Estonia	02/04/2000
Updating	11	Siim Ruul	🇪🇪	Estonia	30/05/2002
Manager
Updating		Andrei Kalimullin	🇪🇪	Estonia	04/02/1983
Assistant Manager
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Coach

FC Tallinn, one of Estonia's prominent football clubs, has had several notable coaches throughout its history. From its inception, the club has seen a variety of managers from both local and international backgrounds who have contributed to its development and successes on the domestic stage. The following are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of FC Tallinn:

Aleksei Yegorov: Yegorov was pivotal in leading FC Tallinn's ascent through the Estonian league system, guiding the club to significant promotion successes in the 2010s. His tactical acumen and leadership laid the foundation for the club's presence in the Meistriliiga.
Sergey Terehhov: Renowned for his strategic approach and extensive experience in Estonian football, Terehhov guided FC Tallinn during its bid for consolidation in the top division, ensuring stability and competitive performance during his tenure.
Andrei Borissov: With a strong background in youth development, Borissov focused on integrating academy prospects into the first team, creating a culture of sustainable growth and helping FC Tallinn maintain its position among Estonia's elite clubs.
Vadim Gussev: As a former player turned manager, Gussev brought a deep understanding of the club's ethos, steering the side through key domestic campaigns and consolidating its status as a formidable competitor in national competitions.
Dmitri Skiperskiy: Appointed in recent years, Skiperskiy continues to build on the work of his predecessors, aiming to achieve both domestic and European ambitions while emphasizing attacking football and the development of home-grown talent.

These coaches, along with others, have played significant roles in shaping the identity and competitive legacy of FC Tallinn.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/01/2024 - Present	Dmitri Skiperskiy	Estonia	12/11/1986
01/01/2022 - 31/12/2023	Vadim Gussev	Estonia	05/10/1987
01/01/2020 - 31/12/2021	Andrei Borissov	Estonia	21/02/1977
01/01/2017 - 31/12/2019	Sergey Terehhov	Estonia	18/04/1975
01/07/2013 - 31/12/2016	Aleksei Yegorov	Estonia	12/03/1976
01/01/2010 - 30/06/2013	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/2007 - 31/12/2009	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
15/04/2005 - 31/12/2006	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/2004 - 14/04/2005	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/2001 - 31/12/2003	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

FC Tallinn is a professional football club based in Tallinn, Estonia. As a relatively new club, FC Tallinn has made efforts to establish a unique identity through its crest and colors, reflecting both the city it represents and modern football design trends.

The original crest of FC Tallinn, introduced at the club's founding in 2017, features a blue shield with white and navy details. At its center is a stylized lighthouse, symbolizing guidance and aspiration—an important motif given Tallinn’s coastal location and maritime heritage. The club's full name, “FC Tallinn”, is inscribed prominently above the lighthouse, with the founding year displayed below.

Since its inception, the crest has seen only minor modifications—primarily adjustments in line thickness and typography for modernization. The core elements of the crest, notably the lighthouse and shield, have remained unchanged to preserve the club's nascent identity.

The traditional club colors are royal blue and white, used consistently for the home kits since the club's first competitive match. These colors pay homage to the sea and sky surrounding Tallinn. The away kits have occasionally incorporated navy or light gray as alternative accent colors, but royal blue and white remain the undisputed symbols associated with FC Tallinn.

Overall, the club's crest and colors are central to FC Tallinn's identity, establishing a distinct presence in Estonian football and fostering a growing sense of pride among its supporters.

Fan Club

FC Tallinn, despite being a young club, already boasts a vibrant and steadily growing supporter base. The largest and most recognized fan club is "Sinine Meri," which translates as "The Blue Sea." Formed in 2018, Sinine Meri has quickly become an integral part of the matchday atmosphere at FC Tallinn home games.

Members of Sinine Meri are known for their vocal support, elaborate blue-and-white tifos, and creative chants that echo throughout the stadium. The group organizes coordinated displays and often collaborates with the club on community outreach projects and events that aim to foster local football culture.

Besides Sinine Meri, several smaller supporter groups have emerged, especially among local youth and university students. Collectively, these fan communities are helping to build a passionate and welcoming spirit around FC Tallinn matches, both at home and away venues.

A key feature of the FC Tallinn fan culture is inclusivity. Supporters emphasize family-friendly experiences and positive encouragement for their team, setting a standard for sportsmanship and community involvement in Estonian football.

Stadium

FC Tallinn hosts its home matches at the Lasnamäe Kergejõustikuhall Stadium, located in the Lasnamäe district of Tallinn, Estonia. With a current seating capacity of approximately 1,500, the stadium provides an intimate yet energetic atmosphere for fans and players alike.

The stadium was originally built as an athletics venue but underwent significant renovations in 2018 to adapt it for football. These improvements included upgraded stands, modern changing rooms, and enhanced pitch quality. The renovations have turned the Lasnamäe Kergejõustikuhall into a functional football-specific ground that meets national league standards.

Future expansion plans have been discussed by the club’s management, aiming to further increase capacity and introduce additional spectator facilities if the club continues to grow its fan base and achieves higher league success.

The Lasnamäe venue has quickly established itself as a fortress for FC Tallinn—renowned for its community-oriented matchday experience and close-knit supporter sections.

Honours and Awards

As one of the newer clubs in Estonian football, FC Tallinn is in the early stages of building its competitive history. However, the club has already achieved notable successes in domestic competitions, climbing the leagues and setting ambitious goals for the future.

FC Tallinn claimed its first major honour by winning the Esiliiga B (the third tier of Estonian football) in 2021, securing promotion to the Esiliiga. The club continues to strive for further achievements in the Estonian football pyramid, aiming for promotion to the top flight and greater success in the years ahead.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Esiliiga B (Estonia)	1	Winner	2021
2	Esiliiga (Estonia)	0	Updating...	Updating...
3	Estonian Cup	0	Updating...	Updating...
4	Estonian Supercup	0	Updating...	Updating...
5	Meistriliiga (Estonia Top Division)	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about FC Tallinn

Q: When was FC Tallinn established?

A: FC Tallinn was founded in 2017.

Q: What is the significance of the lighthouse in the club crest?

A: The lighthouse represents guidance, ambition, and Tallinn’s maritime history, tying the club’s identity to the local community and its coastal heritage.

Q: What are the traditional colors of FC Tallinn?

A: FC Tallinn’s traditional colors are royal blue and white.

Q: What is the name and capacity of FC Tallinn's stadium?

A: FC Tallinn plays at Lasnamäe Kergejõustikuhall Stadium, which has a capacity of approximately 1,500 spectators.

Q: Which is the main fan club of FC Tallinn?

A: The main and largest fan club is called “Sinine Meri” (The Blue Sea).

Q: Has FC Tallinn won any major titles?

A: FC Tallinn has won the Esiliiga B (third tier of Estonian football) in 2021.

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

A: As of the 2023/2024 season, FC Tallinn has not yet played in the Meistriliiga. The club is aiming for promotion in the coming years.

Q: How can I buy FC Tallinn match tickets?

A: Tickets for FC Tallinn matches can be purchased online via the club’s official website or at the stadium on match days.

Q: What is the atmosphere like at FC Tallinn home games?

A: FC Tallinn’s home matches are known for their welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, vocal support, and blue-and-white themed displays organized by Sinine Meri supporters.

Q: Does FC Tallinn have any notable rivalries?

A: As a relatively new club, FC Tallinn is still developing rivalries, but competitive local derbies in Tallinn are beginning to gain significance.

Q: Are there plans to expand or renovate the club's stadium?

A: The club has announced intentions to expand the Lasnamäe Kergejõustikuhall if fan demand and league success continue to grow.

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