| 词条 | Estonian Small Cup | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 释义 |
The Estonian Small Cup is a knock-out competition for Estonian amateur teams, which play in the 4th or lower level. Finals{{Footballbox collapsible| date = 7. September 2017 | time = 19:00 | team1 = JK Retro | score = 1:5 | report = (Report) | team2 = Paide Linnameeskond III | goals1 = Jevdokimov {{goal|70}} | goals2 = Laurits {{goal|5}} Mägi {{goal|47}} Lellsaar {{goal|77}} Rikberg {{goal|83}} Erdei {{goal|89}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 337 | referee = Toomas Nõmmiste }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 21. September 2016 | time = 19:00 | team1 = Tartu FC Merkuur | score = 6:3 | report = (Report) | team2 = Raplamaa JK | goals1 = Gussev {{goal|12}} Šatov {{goal|43}}, {{goal|61}}, {{goal|64}} Haljak {{goal|66}} Šabanov {{goal|90+1}} | goals2 = Sinikas {{goal|21}} Bärengrub {{goal|38}}, {{goal|45+1}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 429 | referee = Miko Pupart }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 9. September 2015 | time = 19:00 | team1 = FCF Tallinna Ülikool | score = 1:2 | report = (Report) | team2 = Tartu FC Merkuur | goals1 = Veskimäe {{goal|28}} | goals2 = Pruttšenko {{goal|41}} Šatov {{goal|45}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 362 | referee = Kristo Külljastinen }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 11. September 2014 | time = 19:00 | team1 = Lasnamäe FC Ajax | score = 1:1 | report = (Report) | team2 = Narva United FC | goals1 = Tasso {{goal|51}} | goals2 = Aleksandrov {{goal|61}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 504 | referee = Grigori Ošomkov | penaltyscore = 4:5 }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 12. September 2013 | time = 19:00 | team1 = Paide Linnameeskond II | score = 0:4 | report = (Report) | team2 = FCF Tallinna Ülikool | goals1 = | goals2 = Munskind {{goal|20}}, {{goal|59}} Minlibajev {{goal|25}} Lepp {{goal|41|og}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 821 | referee = Maikel Mikson }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 30. August 2012 | time = 18:45 | team1 = Tallinna FC Ararat TTÜ | score = 1:2 | report = (Report) | team2 = HÜJK Emmaste | goals1 = Godovanets {{goal|38}} | goals2 = Paapsi {{goal|10}}, {{goal|30}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 1,147 | referee = Andrei Karhu }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 24. August 2011 | time = 18:45 | team1 = Jõhvi JK Orbiit | score = 2:1 | report = (Report) | team2 = Tabasalu Palliklubi | goals1 = Kulik {{goal|32}} Marašov {{goal|79}} | goals2 = Martinson {{goal|21}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 194 | referee = Neeme Neemlaid }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 31. August 2010 | time = 17:45 | team1 = HÜJK Emmaste | score = 3:1 | report = (Report) | team2 = FC Puuma | goals1 = Barnwell {{goal|21}}, {{goal|54}} Reinvald {{goal|31}} | goals2 = Lõsanov {{goal|14}} | stadium = Kadrioru staadion | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 787 | referee = Roomer Tarajev }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 3. September 2009 | time = 18:00 | team1 = Tallinna FC Ararat TTÜ | score = 2:3 | report = (Report) | team2 = Tartu FC HaServ | goals1 = Apalinski {{goal|48}}, {{goal|53}} | goals2 = Serikov {{goal|45}}, {{goal|89}} Mamontov {{goal|68}} | stadium = Kadrioru staadion | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 100 | referee = Mart Martin }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 26. August 2008 | team1 = Tallinna FC Ararat TTÜ | score = 3:1 | team2 = JK Atli Rapla | goals1 = Titov {{goal|15}}, {{goal|25}}, {{goal|28}} | goals2 = Glivenko {{goal|89}} | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 210 | referee = Mart Martin }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 5. September 2007 | team1 = Tallinna FC Ararat TTÜ | score = 1:0 | team2 = FC Anži Tallinn | goals1 = Harutunjan {{goal|35}} | goals2 = | stadium = A. Le Coq Arena | location = Tallinn, Estonia | attendance = 150 | referee = Ainar Kuusk }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 29. August 2006 | team1 = Tallinna FC Ararat TTÜ | score = 1:0 | team2 = Kohtla-Järve JK Alko | goals1 = Ivahnenko {{goal|90+1}} | goals2 = | stadium = Kadrioru Stadium | location = Tallinn, Estonia }}{{Footballbox collapsible | date = 3. September 2005 | team1 = Kohtla-Järve JK Alko | score = 3:2 | team2 = Lasnamäe FC Ajax II | goals1 = Fjodorov {{goal|6}} Bulõgin {{goal|43}} Urlih {{goal|67}} | goals2 = Kulesov {{goal|78}} Gaidajenko {{goal|84}} | stadium = Kadrioru Stadium | location = Tallinn, Estonia }} Winners
Finalists
2 : Estonian Small Cup|Football cup competitions in Estonia |
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