The 2009 season football season in Estonia .
National Leagues [ edit ] Estonian FA Cup [ edit ] Flora Tallinn 0–0 . The match went to a penalty shootout, where Flora 4–3. Kalju Nõmme played in their first ever cup final, defeating three Meistriliiga sides on the way. The final was played on 12 May at Kadrioru Stadium .
National Teams [ edit ] The Estonia national football team played a total number of thirteen matches, and did not qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
Date Comp. Venue Home Team Result Away Team Scorers February 11 Friendly Top Kapi Stadium , Belek Kazakhstan 2 – 0 [1] Estonia March 28 WC10Q Hanrapetakan Stadium , Jerevan Armenia 2 – 2 [2] Estonia Vassiljev 36' Zenjov 67' April 1 WC10Q A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 1 – 0 [3] Armenia S. Puri 83' May 29 Friendly Parc y Scarlets , Llanelli Wales 1 – 0 [4] Estonia June 6 Friendly A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 3 – 0 [5] Equatorial Guinea Viikmäe 8' Voskoboinikov 35' Zenjov 90' June 10 Friendly A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 0 Portugal August 12 Friendly A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 1 Brazil September 5 WC10Q Istanbul Turkey 4 – 2 Estonia Voskoboinikov 7' Vassiljev 52' September 9 WC10Q Estadio Romano , Mérida Spain 3 – 0 Estonia October 10 WC10Q A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 2 Bosnia and Herzegovina October 14 WC10Q A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 2 – 0 Belgium Piiroja 30' Vassiljev 67' November 14 Friendly A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 0 Albania December 30 Friendly Estadio Municipal, Vila Real de Santo António , Portugal Angola 0 – 1 Estonia Saag 79' Notes WC10Q – 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification – UEFA Group 5
Date Comp. Venue Home Team Result Away Team Scorers February 11 Friendly Esport Arena , Helsinki Finland 2 – 1 Estonia Jegorov 28' March 27 Friendly Stade Jacques Rimbault , Bourges France 3 – 0 Estonia June 5 Friendly Kadriorg Stadium , Tallinn Estonia 1 – 1 Norway Stüf 72' June 9 Friendly Falkenberg Stadium , Falkenberg Sweden 2 – 1 Estonia Sillaste 59' August 12 Euro 2011 Q Stadion Breite , Schaffhausen Switzerland 0 – 1 Estonia Saag 31' September 5 Euro 2011 Q A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 2 – 0 Georgia Mošnikov 42' 90' September 9 Euro 2011 Q Linnastaadion , Rakvere Estonia 1 – 1 Republic of Ireland Saag 4' October 9 Euro 2011 Q Kadriorg Stadium , Tallinn Estonia 1 – 4 Switzerland Zenjov 7' November 14 Euro 2011 Q Hanrapetakan Stadium , Yerevan Armenia 1 – 1 Estonia Artjunin 90+3' November 18 Euro 2011 Q Rize Atatürk Stadium , Rize Turkey 0 – 0 Estonia Notes Euro 2011 Q – 2011 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship qualification
Date Comp. Venue Home Team Result Away Team Scorers January 15 Friendly Esport Arena , Helsinki Finland 2 – 0 Estonia February 4 Friendly OSC Football Hall , Riga Latvia 2 – 4 Estonia Own goal 44' 65' Prosa 70' Ljaš 82' March 10 Friendly Chalcis Greece 3 – 0 Estonia March 12 Friendly Chalcis Greece 3 – 2 Estonia Laabus 9' 41' March 30 Friendly Stade de la Fontenette , Carouge Switzerland 6 – 0 Estonia April 1 Friendly Lancy Switzerland 3 – 1 Estonia Subbotin 9' April 6 Friendly Sportland Arena , Tallinn Estonia 2 – 4 Belarus Tamm 80' Jahhimovitš 90' April 8 Friendly Sportland Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 1 Belarus April 15 Friendly Sportland Arena , Tallinn Estonia 2 – 1 Liechtenstein Tamm 7' Ilves 20' May 1 Baltic Cup Daugava Stadium , Riga Latvia 3 – 2 Estonia Krillo 10' Kõlu 64' May 2 Baltic Cup Daugava Stadium , Riga Lithuania 1 – 1 Estonia Stepanjan 19' May 12 Friendly Kalevi Keskstaadion , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 4 Austria May 21 EC09EQ A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 5 Germany May 23 EC09EQ A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 3 Spain May 26 EC09EQ A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 1 – 5 Czech Republic Tamm 1' July 15 Friendly Helsinki Finland 6 – 0 Estonia August 4 Friendly Linnastaadion , Rakvere Estonia 0 – 0 Georgia August 6 Friendly Linnastaadion , Rakvere Estonia 1 – 0 Georgia Own goal 63' September 8 Friendly Kuusalu staadion , Kuusalu Estonia 0 – 1 Greece September 10 Friendly Linnastaadion , Haapsalu Estonia 0 – 3 Greece September 23 EC19Q Sūduva Stadium , Marijampolė Croatia 3 – 0 Estonia September 25 EC19Q Sūduva Stadium , Marijampolė Switzerland 5 – 0 Estonia September 28 EC19Q Sūduva Stadium , Marijampolė Lithuania 2 – 1 Estonia Teino 83' Unofficial match(es) May 5 Friendly A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 6 [6] Flora Tallinn
Date Comp. Venue Home Team Result Away Team Scorers January 20 Friendly OSC Football Hall , Riga Latvia 2 – 3 Estonia Luigend 32' Raudsepp 40' Knjazev 70' January 22 Friendly OSC Football Hall , Riga Latvia 1 – 2 Estonia Elhi 1' 58' May 1 Baltic Cup Daugava Stadium , Riga Estonia 1 – 0 Latvia Leht 10' May 2 Baltic Cup Daugava Stadium , Riga Lithuania 0 – 1 Estonia Knjazev 2' July 26 Friendly Mikheil Meskhi Stadium , Tbilisi Georgia 3 – 1 Estonia Pikkor 49' July 28 Friendly Mikheil Meskhi Stadium , Tbilisi Georgia 3 – 1 Estonia Elhi 30' August 19 Friendly Ta' Qali National Stadium training pitch , Ta' Qali Malta 0 – 1 Estonia Leht 80' August 21 Friendly Ta' Qali National Stadium training pitch , Ta' Qali Malta 1 – 0 Estonia September 16 Friendly Töölön Pallokenttä , Helsinki Finland 3 – 0 Estonia October 17 EC10Q Kadriorg Stadium , Tallinn Estonia 0 – 0 Ukraine October 19 EC10Q Kadriorg Stadium , Tallinn Estonia 1 – 3 France Leht 21' October 22 EC10Q Kadriorg Stadium , Tallinn Estonia 1 – 0 Slovenia Rättel 58' Notes EC10Q – 2010 UEFA European Under-17 Football Championship qualification
References [ edit ] ^ "Eesti Jalgpalli Liit. Kasahstan – Eesti 2:0 (1:0)" . EJL . Retrieved June 7, 2022 .^ "FIFA.com. Armenia – Estonia 2:2 (1:1)" . FIFA . Archived from the original on April 5, 2009. Retrieved May 29, 2009 .^ "FIFA.com. Estonia – Armenia 1:0 (0:0)" . FIFA . Archived from the original on April 5, 2009. Retrieved May 29, 2009 .^ "Kaheldav penalti tõi Eestile Walesist kaotuse" . Soccernet.ee. Archived from the original on 31 May 2009. Retrieved May 29, 2009 .^ "Eesti – Ekvatoriaal-Guinea" . EJL . Archived from the original on September 12, 2009. Retrieved June 6, 2009 .^ "Eesti – FC Flora 0:6 (0:1)" . EJL . Archived from the original on September 12, 2009. Retrieved June 1, 2009 . External links [ edit ]
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