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III liiga

释义

III liiga North
Current clubs
III liiga East
Current clubs
III liiga South
Current clubs
III liiga West
Current clubs
Champions and top goalscorers
North division East division West division South division
III liiga finals
III liiga Finals 2012 III liiga Finals 2013 III liiga Finals 2014 III liiga Finals 2015 III liiga Finals 2016 III liiga Finals 2017 III liiga Finals 2018
External links

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III west
III south
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| promotion = II liiga
| relegation = IV liiga
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| champions = Paide Linnameeskond III
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III liiga is the fifth-highest football league arranged by the Estonian Football Association. It consists of 48 teams, divided geographically into four divisions with 12 teams in each group north, east, west and south. The season starts around April and lasts until October.

III liiga North

Current clubs

The following clubs were competing in III Liiga North during the 2018 season.

Club	2017	Seasons in III Liiga	First Season in III Liiga	Current run since	Titles	Last best finish
Retro	4th	7	2010	2010	3	1st (2015)
Rumori Calcio	6th	2	2017	2017	0	6th (2017)
Zenit	III Liiga West 7th	3	2016	2016	0	5th (2016)
Kalju III	10th	6	2008	2014	0	5th (2015)
TransferWise	IV Liiga North/West 3rd	1	2018	2018	0	-
Štrommi	12th	11	2006	2015	0	5th (2012)
Saku	9th	8	2001	2014	0	9th (2015)
Eston Villa	5th	4	2012	2016	0	7th (2013)
Hell Hunt	2nd	7	2008	2016	0	8th (2012)
Dünamo	II Liiga North/East 6th	2	2002	2018	1	1st (2002)
Harju	8th	13	2004	2012	1	1st (2010)
Zapoos	IV Liiga North/East 4th	1	2018	2018	0	-

III liiga East

Current clubs

The following clubs were competing in III Liiga North during the 2016 season.

Club	2015	Seasons in III Liiga	First Season in III Liiga	Current run since	Titles	Last best finish
Maardu United ^{a, b}	3rd	1	2015	2015	0	3rd (2015)
Koeru ^a	4th	14	2001	2014	0	3rd (2010)
Maardu LM II ^{a, b}	5th	1	2015	2015	0	5th (2015)
Kaitseliit Kalev ^a	6th	4	2005	2015	1	1st (2007)
Järva-Jaani ^{a, b}	7th	11	2005	2005	0	3rd (2005)
Loo	8th	3	2009	2015	0	4th (2012)
Tarvas II ^{a, b}	9th	5	2011	2011	0	3rd (2011)
Infonet III ^{a, b}	IV Liiga East 1st	0	2016	2016	0	–
Väätsa ^{a, b}	IV Liiga East 3rd	0	2016	2016	0	–
Ambla ^{a, b}	11th	3	2013	2013	0	6th (2013)
Harju ^{a, b}	?	0	2016	2016	0	–
Järve II ^{a, b}	?	0	2016	2016	0	–

^a – never been relegated from III Liiga
^b – never played in II Liiga

III liiga South

Current clubs

The following clubs were competing in III Liiga South during the 2016 season.

Club	2015	Seasons in III Liiga	First Season in III Liiga	Current run since	Titles	Last best finish
Otepää ^{a, b}	3rd	7	2009	2009	0	3rd (2015)
EMÜ ^{a, b}	4th	6	2010	2010	0	4th (2015)
Lootos ^b	5th	15	1995/96	2007	0	3rd (2010)
Tääksi ^{a, b}	6th	4	2012	2012	0	3rd (2014)
Welco II ^{a, b}	7th	2	2014	2014	0	5th (2014)
Tartu ^{a, b}	8th	3	2013	2013	0	7th (2013)
Navi ^{a, b}	9th	5	2011	2011	0	9th (2015)
Tarvastu ^a	IV Liiga South 1st	7	1995/96	2016	1	1st (1999)
Suure-Jaani United ^b	IV Liiga South 2nd	1	2012	2016	0	11th (2012)
Warrior	10th	7	1995/96	2012	0	2nd (2004)
Fauna	11th	9	2001	2015	1	1st (2001)
Vastseliina ^{a, b}	12th	2	2014	2014	0	12th (2015)

^a – never been relegated from III Liiga
^b – never played in II Liiga

III liiga West

Current clubs

The following clubs were competing in III Liiga South during the 2016 season.

Club	2015	Seasons in III Liiga	First Season in III Liiga	Current run since	Titles	Last best finish
Kärdla LM ^a	2nd	9	2006	2014	0	2nd (2015)
Haapsalu ^a	3rd	2	2013	2015	0	3rd (2015)
Lihula ^{a, b}	5th	3	2013	2013	0	5th (2015)
Alexela ^b	6th	8	2002	2014	0	2nd (2005)
Kernu ^a	9th	13	2000	2009	1	1st (2002)
Poseidon ^{a, b}	IV Liiga East 1st	0	2016	2016	0	–
Pärnu Vaprus ^a	IV Liiga East 2nd	3	1998	2016	1	1st (2000)
Zenit ^a	IV Liiga East 3rd	0	2016	2016	0	–
Lelle	10th	6	2002	2013	0	3rd (2014)
Raplamaa ^{a, b}	?	0	2016	2016	0	–
Nõmme United II ^{a, b}	?	0	2016	2016	0	–
Ajax II ^{a, b}	?	0	2016	2016	0	–

^a – never been relegated from III Liiga
^b – never played in II Liiga

Champions and top goalscorers

North division

Season	{{gold1	{{silver2	{{bronze3	Top Goalscorer
1995/96	Tallinna Devia	Muuga Sadam	Kopli SK
1996/97	Kopli SK	Maardu FS Junior	Kalevi ÜJP Jägala
1997/98	FC M.C. Tallinn	Nõmme JK Kalju	Maardu FS Junior	Veiko Murumaa (Maardu FS Junior, 14 goals)
1998	Lasnamäe JK	Nõmme JK Kalju	Muuga Sadam	Karl Lepist (Nõmme JK Kalju, 14 goals)
1999	Maardu FS Junior	Tallinna Jalgpallikool	Nõmme JK Kalju	Lauri Kiviloo (Nõmme JK Kalju, 21 goals)
2000	TJK-83	Tallinna Jalgpallikool	Tallinna FC Feeling	Veniamin Levin (Tallinna SK ESS, 17 goals)
2001	FC M.C. Tallinn	Tallinna FC Ajax	Tallinna SK ESS	Ott Purje (FC M.C. Tallinn, 22 goals)
2002	Tallinna JK Dünamo	Tallinna SC Real	Tallinna Fortuna	Sergei Dmitrijev (FC Puuma Tallinn, 20 goals)
2003	JK Tallinna Kalev	FC Ajax Estel-85	Eesti Telefoni SK	Vitali Kosterev (JK Tallinna Kalev, 20 goals)
2004	FC Elion	Nõmme JK Kalju	Tallinna LiVal Sport	Markko Kudu (Tallinna FC Olympic, 20 goals)
2005	JK Tondi	Keskerakonna JK	Tallinna LiVal Sport	Andrei Tšurikov (JK Tondi, 27 goals)
2006	Tallinna FC Ararat	Nõmme JK Kalju II	Tallinna JK Piraaja	Andrei Tšurikov (JK Tondi, 23 goals)
2007	SK Tallinna Sport	Keskerakonna JK	Saue JK	Janar Pajo (Saue JK, 23 goals)
2008	Keskerakonna JK	Tallinna JK Piraaja	Tallinna JK II	Kirill Abramov (Tallinna LiVal Sport, 21 goals)
2009	FC Ajax Veteranid	JK Tondi	Tallinna JK Legion II	Andrei Kobjakov (FC Ajax Veteranid, 20 goals)
2010	Tallinna FC Olympic	Tallinna JK Piraaja	Koeru JK	Rando Tamm (Tallinna FC Olympic, 20 goals)
2011	Tallinna FC Ararat TTÜ (2)	Saue JK Laagri	JK Tallinna Kalev III	Marion Adusoo (Koeru JK, 19 goals)
2012	FCF Tallinna Ülikool	Saue JK Laagri	JK Tallinna Kalev III	Even Laanemaa (FCF Tallinna Ülikool, 21 goals)
2013	Paide Linnameeskond II	JK Tallinna Kalev III	JK Tondi	Aleksei Naariste (JK Tallinna Kalev III, 26 goals)
2014	Tallinna JK Piraaja	Tallinna FC Charma	JK Retro	Dmitry Skiperskiy (JK Retro, 54 goals)
2015	JK Retro	JK Tallinna Kalev III	Tallinna SK Dnipro	Dmitry Skiperskiy (JK Retro, 45 goals)
2016	Pirita Reliikvia	Tallinna FC Hell Hunt	JK Retro	Dmitry Skiperskiy (JK Retro, 30 goals)
2017	Põhja-Tallinna JK Volta	Tallinna FC Hell Hunt	JK Tallinna Kalev III	Ian-Erik Valge (Põhja-Tallinna JK Volta, 34 goals)
2018	JK Retro (2)	Tallinna FC Zapoos	Harju JK Laagri	Dmitry Skiperskiy (JK Retro, 41 goals)

East division

Season	{{gold1	{{silver2	{{bronze3	Top Goalscorer
1995/96	Kohtla-Järve Veteranid	FC Rakvere	Tapa Fortuna
1996/97	Kiviõli JK Irbis	Tapa Fortuna	FC Rakvere
1997/98	Narva Baltika	SK Tapa	Kehra Tempori	Aleksandr Kolossov (SK Tapa, 10 goals)
1998	Kohtla-Järve JK Alko	Kohtla-Järve SK Järve	SK Tapa	Sergei Akimov (SK Tapa, 9 goals)
1999	Tallinna FC Puuma	Kohtla-Järve SK Järve	Kolgaküla SK Rada/HKL	Sergei Akimov (SK Tapa, 14 goals)
2000	Narva Kick Sai	Jõhvi JK Orbiit	Sillamäe JK Kalev Junior	Vitali Belski (Narva Kick Sai, 10 goals)
2001	Tallinna SK Dvigatel	FC Viimsi	Kohtla-Järve JK Alko	Tarmo Kink (FC Viimsi, 31 goals)
2002	Kuusalu SK Rada	Jõhvi JK Orbiit	Paide JK	Aleksandr Avdeev (Kiviõli Tamme Auto, 28 goals)
2003	JK Voka	Tallinna JK II	FC Ajax Estel-86	Aleksandr Avdeev (JK Voka, 38 goals)
2004	JK Sillamäe Kalev	Narva JK Trans II	FC Ajax Estel II	Aleksandr Avdeev (JK Voka, 33 goals)
2005	Jõhvi JK Orbiit	Lasnamäe FC Ajax II	Virumaa JK Rakvere	Pavel Kondratjev (JK Voka, 30 goals)
2006	Kiviõli Tamme Auto	Virumaa JK Rakvere	Kuusalu SK Rada	Eerik Heinpalu (Kaitsejõudude SK, 28 goals)
2007	Kohtla-Järve JK Alko	Tallinna FC Anzhi	Maardu Esteve	Tõnis Starkopf (Maardu Esteve, 43 goals)
2008	FC M.C. Tallinn	Operi Jalgpallikool	Maardu Esteve	Tõnis Starkopf (Maardu Esteve, 23 goals)
2009	Tallinna FC Atletik	Raasiku FC Joker	Maardu Esteve	Maksim Krivošein (Maardu Esteve, 34 goals)
2010	JK Sillamäe Kalev II	Tallinna JK Kotkad	FC Maardu	Maksim Krivošein (FC Maardu, 29 goals)
2011	FC Maardu	Kuusalu JK Rada	Rakvere JK Tarvas II	3 players (19 goals)
2012	Raasiku FC Joker 1993	JK Keskerakond	Lasnamäe FC Ajax II	Andrei Kobjakov (Lasnamäe FC Ajax II, 22 goals)
2013	Jõhvi FC Lokomotiv II	Tallinna JK Visadus	Tallinna FC Levadia III	Raido Vespere (FCF Järva-Jaani SK, 26 goals)
2014	Kuusalu JK Rada	Narva United FC	Kiviõli FC Irbis II	Sergei Popov (Kiviõli FC Irbis II, 28 goals)
2015	Tallinna FC Forza	Narva United FC	Maardu United	Jevgeni Tšigrinov (Tallinna FC Forza, 46 goals)
2016	Maardu United	Tallinna FC Infonet III	Kohtla-Järve JK Järve II	Sergei Akimov (Ambla Vallameeskond, 27 goals)
2017	Paide Linnameeskond III	FCI Tallinn III	JK Väätsa Vald	Vitas Mališauskas (FCI Tallinn III and Rauno Rikberg (Paide Linnameeskond III, 25 goals)
2018	Viimsi JK II	JK Loo	Lasnamäe FC Ajax II	Andrei Kobjakov (Lasnamäe FC Ajax II, 22 goals)

West division

Season	{{gold1	{{silver2	{{bronze3	Top Goalscorer
1995/96	Kärdla JK	Märjamaa Kompanii	FC Haapsalu
1996/97	Kuusalu SK Rada/HKL	Rapla JK Atli	FC Haapsalu
1997/98	FC Kuressaare	Rapla JK Atli	1. FC Tallinn	Toivo Alt (FC Kuressaare, 10 goals)
1998	Kehtna FC Flora	Järvamaa JK	Pärnu JK II	Aleksander Saharov (Kehtna FC Flora, 9 goals)
1999	Võhma Olümpia	Järvamaa JK/Arieks	Pärnu JK/Vapper	Ahti Klamp (Võhma Olümpia, 14 goals)
2000	Pärnu JK/Vapper	Märjamaa Kompanii	Keila JK	Aivar Israel (Keila JK, 10 goals)
2001	Märjamaa Kompanii	Keila JK Alibi	FC Kose	Jaanus Põllumees (FC Hansa United, 31 goals)
2002	FC Kernu Kadakas	FC Kose	Pakri SK Paldiski	Aivar Israel (Keila JK Alibi, 28 goals)
2003	Lelle SK	FC Kose	Tabasalu Palliklubi	Mihail Ištšuk (Lelle SK, 38 goals)
2004	Märjamaa Kompanii	FC Kose	Tabasalu Palliklubi	Marek Tiik (Märjamaa Kompanii, 33 goals)
2005	JK Tallinna Kalev II	Pakri SK Paldiski	JK Kernu Kadakas	Andrei Štukin (JK Tallinna Kalev II, 30 goals)
2006	Tabasalu Palliklubi	JK Kernu Kadakas	FC Haiba	Raigo Abel (JK Kernu Kadakas, 28 goals)
2007	JK Kaitseliit Kalev	Pärnu SK Kalev	FC Haapsalu	Aleksandr Vassiljev (FC Haapsalu, 43 goals)
2008	FC Toompea	Rummu Dünamo	FC Risti	Atko Väikmeri (FC Toompea, 23 goals)
2009	Rummu Dünamo	FC Haiba	FC Kose	Reimo Berkmann (Kärdla LM, 34 goals)
2010	Paide Kumake	FC Kose	Kehtna FC Flora	Tanel Oeselg (Kehtna FC Flora, 29 goals)
2011	Vändra JK Vaprus	Keila JK	Saaremaa JK aameraaS	Dmitri Skiperski (Eesti Koondis, 22 goals))
2012	Eesti Koondis	Rummu Dünamo	Pärnu FC Metropool	Dmitri Skiperski (Eesti Koondis, 22 goals)
2013	JK Retro	JK Kernu Kadakas	Viimsi MRJK	Dmitri Skiperski (JK Retro, 26 goals)
2014	FC Kose	Saaremaa JK aameraaS	FC Lelle	Ülari Tohver (JK Pärnu-Jaagupi, 28 goals)
2015	Pärnu Jalgpalliklubi	Kärdla LM	Läänemaa JK Haapsalu	Vladislav Šikirjavõi (Läänemaa JK Haapsalu, 46 goals)
2016	Raplamaa JK	Pärnu JK Vaprus	FC Nõmme United II	Robert Veskimäe (FC Nõmme United II, 27 goals)
2017	Pärnu JK Poseidon	Tallinna FC Castovanni Eagles	Läänemaa JK	Andres Dobõšev-Proosväli (Läänemaa JK, 30 goals)
2018	FC Kose (2)	Põhja-Tallinna JK Volta II	Saue JK	Pelle Pohlak (FC Kose, 32 goals)

South division

Season	{{gold1	{{silver2	{{bronze3	Top Goalscorer
1995/96	Võhma Linnameeskond	Valga FC Warrior	Viljandi MSK
1996/97	Põltsamaa JK Sport	Võru JK Kalev	Viljandi MSK
1997/98	Viljandi JK Tulevik II	Põltsamaa JK Sport	Tarvastu JK	Mark Orav (Viljandi JK Tulevik II, 11 goals)
1998	Põltsamaa JK Sport	Tarvastu JK	JK Karksi	Üllar Kütt (Põltsamaa JK Sport, 12 goals)
1999	Tarvastu JK	Võru JK Kalev	Tartu Jalgpallikool	Valeri Kuragin (Võru JK Kalev, 17 goals)
2000	Tartu JK Tammeka	JK Karksi	Viljandi PT	Vitali Gussev (Tartu JK Tammeka, 22 goals)
2001	Tartu TÜ/Fauna	Tarvastu JK	Võru SK Silja Sport	Egon Parve (Koeru SK, 17 goals)
2002	FC Valga II	Tarvastu JK	Võhma Linnameeskond	Eston Kurvits (Võru JK, 14 goals)
2003	Tartu JK Olümpia-2000	JK Karksi	Pärnu Pataljoni JK	Artur Ossipov (Tartu JK Olümpia-2000, 20 goals)
2004	Pärnu Pataljoni JK	Valga FC Warrior	Koeru SK	Egon Parve (Koeru SK, 17 goals)
2005	Tartu Välk 494	Tartu TÜ/Fauna	FCF Järva-Jaani SK	Egon Parve (Koeru SK, 22 goals)
2006	Paide FC Flora	Võru JK	Tartu JK Tammeka II	Rauno Rikberg (Paide FC Flora, 48 goals)
2007	Türi Ganvix JK	Viljandi JK Kodugaas	Jõgeva SK Tähe	Ergo Eelmäe (Türi Ganvix JK, 30 goals)
2008	Tartu FC Metec	Tartu SK 10 Premium	Põlva FC Lootos	Alar Alve (Põlva FC Lootos, 37 goals)
2009	Tartu FC HaServ	JK Luunja	FC Otepää	Alar Alve (Põlva FC Lootos, 32 goals)
2010	JK Luunja	Viljandi JK Kotkad	Põlva FC Lootos	Robert Pluum (JK Luunja, 22 goals)
2011	FC Elva	Jõgeva SK Noorus-96	Võru JK	Mairo Tikerberi (Jõgeva SK Noorus-96, 28 goals)
2012	Tartu Quattromed	Jõgeva SK Noorus-96	Viljandi JK Tulevik II	Ivar Sova (Tartu Quattromed, 33 goals)
2013	Võru JK	Viljandi JK Tulevik Vanakesed	FC Otepää	Maksim Mitrofanov (FC Tartu, 22 goals)
2014	Tõrva JK	SK Imavere Forss	SK Tääksi	Oliver Suur (Tõrva JK, 28 goals)
2015	Tartu FC Merkuur	Tartu FC Santos II	FC Otepää	2 players, (22 goals)
2016	FC Otepää	FC Tarvastu	Vastseliina FC Tannem	Raul Lehismets (FC Otepää, 29 goals)
2017	Tartu JK Welco II	FC Tarvastu	FC Vastseliina	Reimo Ojala (Tartu JK Tammeka U19, 24 goals)
2018	Põhja-Sakala	SK Imavere	FC Tarvastu	Rasmus Alles (Viljandi JK Tulevik III, 30 goals)

III liiga finals

III liiga Finals 2012

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| round = Semi-Final
| date = 10. October 2012
| time = 20:30
| team1 = Eesti Koondis
| score = 3–2
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Tartu Quattromed
| goals1 = Aivar Priidel {{goal|57}}
Martin Taska {{goal|81}}
Arvo Kraam {{goal|85}}
| goals2 = Taavi Vellemaa {{goal|46}}, {{goal|69}}
| stadium = Sportland Arena
| location = Tallinn, Estonia
| attendance = 20
| referee = Aivar Israel
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 14. October 2012
| time = 14:00
| team1 = FCF Tallinna Ülikool
| score = 3–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Raasiku FC Joker 1993
| goals1 = Even Laanemaa {{goal|40}}
Rauno Nõmmiko {{goal|45}}
Steven Linkov {{goal|72|o.g.}}
| goals2 = Ervo Vaatmann {{goal|61}}
| stadium = Sportland Arena
| location = Tallinn, Estonia
| attendance = 68
| referee = Martin Salong
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Final
| date = 28. October 2012
| time = 17:00
| team1 = Eesti Koondis
| score = 3–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = FCF Tallinna Ülikool
| goals1 = Dmitry Skiperskiy {{goal|31}}
Arvo Kraam {{goal|46}}
Mait Anton {{goal|73}}
| goals2 = Rauno Nõmmiko {{goal|44}}
| stadium = Sportland Arena
| location = Tallinn, Estonia
| attendance =
| referee = Aron Härsing
}}

III liiga Finals 2013

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| round = Semi-Final
| date = 20. October 2013
| time = 13:00
| team1 = Paide Linnameeskond II
| score = 3–2
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Jõhvi FC Lokomotiv II
| goals1 = Chris Lee {{goal|20}}
Rene Puhke {{goal|36}}
Silver Neemelo {{goal|39}}
| goals2 = Vitali Mletško {{goal|18}}
Jevgeni Gužovski {{goal|43}}
| stadium = Paide Stadium
| location = Paide, Estonia
| attendance = 25
| referee = Reigo Teearu
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 20. October 2013
| time = 14:00
| team1 = Võru JK
| score = 3–3
| report = (Report)
| team2 = JK Retro
| goals1 = Lauri Pilv {{goal|12}}, {{goal|62}}
Taavi Sarapuu {{goal|78}}
| goals2 = Dmitry Skiperskiy {{goal|16}}, {{goal|24}}, {{goal|87}}
| stadium = Võru Stadium
| location = Võru, Estonia
| attendance = 42
| referee = Siim Rinken
| penaltyscore = 4–2
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Final
| date = 31. October 2013
| time = 20:30
| team1 = Paide Linnameeskond II
| score = 1–2
| aet = yes
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Võru JK
| goals1 = Rene Puhke {{goal|69}}
| goals2 = Kristjan Moks {{goal|25}}
Priit Bahmatšov {{goal|96}}
| stadium = Sportland Arena
| location = Tallinn, Estonia
| attendance = 45
| referee = Martin Lember
}}

III liiga Finals 2014

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| round = Semi-Final
| date = 18. October 2014
| time = 14:00
| team1 = Tõrva JK
| score = 6–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = FC Kose
| goals1 = Oliver Suur {{goal|6}}, {{goal|73}}
Juhan Kondike {{goal|10}}, {{goal|85}}
Martin Orlo {{goal|79}}
Andreas Orlo {{goal|88}}
| goals2 = Lauri Mihkelson {{goal|60|pen}}
| stadium = Soe Stadium
| location = Tarvastu, Estonia
| attendance = 25
| referee = Marko Liiva
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 19. October 2014
| time = 12:00
| team1 = Kuusalu JK Rada
| score = 1–2
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Tallinna JK Piraaja
| goals1 = Keio Kivistik {{goal|63}}
| goals2 = Tanel Lätti {{goal|9}}
Leo Kuuse {{goal|59|pen}}
| stadium = Kuusalu Stadium
| location = Kuusalu, Estonia
| attendance = 22
| referee = Margus Kotter
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Final
| date = 25. October 2014
| time = 13:00
| team1 = Tallinna JK Piraaja
| score = 2–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Tõrva JK
| goals1 = Leo Kuuse {{goal|10}}
Heigo Kosemets {{goal|48|o.g.}}
| goals2 = Karl Hansson {{goal|66}}
| stadium = Sportland Arena
| location = Tallinn, Estonia
| attendance = 40
| referee = Denis Petrov
}}

III liiga Finals 2015

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| round = Semi-Final
| date = 17. October 2015
| time = 11:00
| team1 = Tallinna FC Forza
| score = 4–3
| report = (Report)
| team2 = JK Retro
| goals1 = Tšigrinov {{goal|18}}
Nazarov {{goal|52}}
Suhih {{goal|65}}, {{goal|82}}
| goals2 = Skiperskiy {{goal|80}}
Kraam {{goal|83}}
Hopp {{goal|91}}
| stadium = Lasnamäe KJH Stadium
| location = Tallinn, Estonia
| attendance = 17
| referee = Tomi Rahula
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 18. October 2015
| time = 13:00
| team1 = Tartu FC Merkuur
| score = 2–3
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Pärnu Jalgpalliklubi
| goals1 = Gussev {{goal|21}}, {{goal|46}}
| goals2 = Mohhov {{goal|32}}
Makovei {{goal|41}}, {{goal|68}}
| stadium = Kaagvere Stadium
| location = Tartu, Estonia
| attendance = 12
| referee = Riivo Stolts
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Final
| date = 24. October 2015
| time = 13:00
| team1 = Pärnu Jalgpalliklubi
| score = 3–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Tallinna FC Forza
| goals1 = Algo {{goal|34}}
Makovei {{goal|60}}
Hansson {{goal|74}}
| goals2 = Nazarov {{goal|90}}
| stadium = Pärnu Stadium
| location = Pärnu, Estonia
| attendance = 67
| referee = Ago Kärtmann
}}

III liiga Finals 2016

{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 15. October 2016
| time = 18:00
| team1 = Raplamaa JK
| score = 6–0
| report = (Report)
| team2 = FC Otepää
| goals1 = Oeselg {{goal|60}}, {{goal|79}}
Viljo Sinikas {{goal|62}}
Toome {{goal|69}}
Nõulik {{goal|86}}
Kantsik {{goal|88}}
| goals2 =
| stadium = Valtu Stadium
| location = Valtu, Estonia
| attendance = 21
| referee = Ander Hindremäe
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 16. October 2016
| time = 13:00
| team1 = Maardu United
| score = 4–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Pirita JK Reliikvia
| goals1 = Gretšits {{goal|19}}
Javljanski {{goal|76}}
Pavlov {{goal|89}}
Kravtsov {{goal|90+1}}
| goals2 = Adusoo {{goal|26}}
| stadium = Maardu Stadium
| location = Maardu, Estonia
| attendance = 30
| referee = Urmo Visnapuu
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Final
| date = 22. October 2016
| time = 14:00
| team1 = Raplamaa JK
| score = 4–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Maardu United
| goals1 = Andres {{goal|9}}, {{goal|23}}
Kallaste {{goal|64}}
Oeselg {{goal|88}}
| goals2 = Javljanski {{goal|79}}
| stadium = Rapla Ühisgümnaasiumi staadion
| location = Rapla, Estonia
| attendance = 20
| referee = Kristo Värva
}}

III liiga Finals 2017

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| round = Semi-Final
| date = 15. October 2017
| time = 12:00
| team1 = Pärnu JK Poseidon
| score = 3–2
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Tartu JK Welco II
| goals1 = Issakov {{goal|7}}
Lilleste {{goal|24}}
Kašulin {{goal|81}}
| goals2 = Rämman {{goal|51}}
Haljak {{goal|65}}
| stadium = Pärnu kunstmurustaadion
| location = Pärnu, Estonia
| attendance = 32
| referee = Aleksei Latõnin
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 15. October 2017
| time = 13:00
| team1 = Paide Linnameeskond III
| score = 11–1
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Põhja-Tallinna JK Volta
| goals1 = Erdei {{goal|3}}, {{goal|24}}
Kõll {{goal|18}}
Lee {{goal|19}}
Rikberg {{goal|26}}, {{goal|37}}, {{goal|41}}, {{goal|75}}, {{goal|82}}
Mägi {{goal|61}}, {{goal|74}}
| goals2 = Bnatov {{goal|83}}
| stadium = Paide linnastaadion
| location = Paide, Estonia
| attendance = 56
| referee = Andres Jahimaa
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Final
| date = 21. October 2017
| time = 14:00
| team1 = Paide Linnameeskond III
| score = 2–0
| report = (Report)
| team2 = Pärnu JK Poseidon
| goals1 = Laurits {{goal|19}}
Erdei {{goal|30}}
| goals2 =
| stadium = Paide linnastaadion
| location = Paide, Estonia
| attendance = 73
| referee = Rait Ojanurme
}}

III liiga Finals 2018

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| round = Semi-Final
| date = 21. October 2017
| time = 13:30
| team1 = Viimsi JK II
| score = 2–1
| report = Report
| team2 = JK Retro
| goals1 = Riigov {{goal|67}}
Lõhmus {{goal|83}}
| goals2 = Skiperskiy {{goal|35}}
| stadium = Viimsi KK staadion
| location = Viimsi, Estonia
| attendance = 27
| referee = Karl Koppel
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Semi-Final
| date = 21. October 2017
| time = 13:00
| team1 = FC Kose
| score = 1–3
| report = Report
| team2 = Põhja-Sakala
| goals1 = Rajaver {{goal|57}}
| goals2 = Domberg {{goal|32}}
Kase {{goal|68}}, {{goal|90+3}}
| stadium = Oru Põhikooli staadion
| location = Oru, Estonia
| attendance = 37
| referee = Viljar Pennert
}}{{Footballbox collapsible
| round = Final
| date = 27. October 2017
| time = 12:00
| team1 = Viimsi JK II
| score = 0–2
| report = Report
| team2 = Põhja-Sakala
| goals1 =
| goals2 = Kalistratov {{goal|63|pen}}
Vorobjov {{goal|85}}
| stadium = Viimsi KK staadion
| location = Viimsi, Estonia
| attendance = 36
| referee = Paul Kask
}}

External links

Estonian Football Association

3 : Football leagues in Estonia|Fifth level football leagues in Europe|Estonian Football Championship

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