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1 Clubs participating  




2 1/64  


2.1  Teams with bye  






3 1/32  




4 1/16  




5 1/8  




6 Quarter-finals  




7 Semi-finals  




8 Final  




9 References  




10 External links  













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2009–10 Estonian Cup
Eesti Karikas
Tournament details
CountryEstonia
Teams78
Final positions
ChampionsFC Levadia Tallinn (6th title)
Runner-upFC Flora Tallinn
← 2008–09
2010–11 →

2009–10 Estonian Cup was the twentieth season of the Estonian football knockout tournament organized by Estonian Football Association. Winners of the cup qualified for the second qualifying round of the 2010–11 UEFA Europa League. The defending champions were Flora Tallinn.

Clubs participating[edit]

  • aaMeraaS
  • Ajax Lasnamäe
  • Alko
  • Aspen
  • Atletik
  • Atli · 2
  • EBS
  • Elva · 2
  • Esteve
  • Eston Villa
  • Fauna
  • Flora Järva-Jaani
  • Flora Rakvere
  • Flora Tallinn · 2
  • Ganvix
  • Guwalda
  • Haiba
  • Hansa Utd
  • HansaNet.ee
  • HaServ
  • Hell Hunt
  • Igiliikur
  • Jalgpallihaigla
  • Kadakas
  • Kaitseliit · 2
  • Kalju · 2 · 3
  • Keskerakond · 2
  • Kristiine
  • Koeru
  • Kose
  • Kotkad
  • Kuressaare · 2 · 3
  • Legion
  • Levadia
  • Lootos
  • Lootus
  • Maaülikool
  • Metec
  • Metropool
  • Navi
  • Nõmme Utd
  • Noorus 96
  • Olympic
  • Orbiit
  • Otepää
  • Paide · 2
  • Piraaja
  • Premium · 2
  • Püsivus
  • Quattromed
  • Rada · 2
  • Reaal
  • Reliikvia
  • Saue
  • Sillamäe Kalev · 2
  • Soccernet
  • Tabasalu · 2
  • Tabivere
  • Tallinna Kalev
  • Tamme Auto · 2
  • Tammeka · 2
  • Tapa
  • Toompea · 2
  • Trans
  • Tulevik · 2
  • Twister
  • Velldoris
  • Võru
  • Warrior

    • 1/64[edit]

    Date[1] Home team Score[2] Away team
    —‡ Tamme Auto Kiviõli II w/o JK Nõmme Kalju III
    Jul 4 Tartu Ülikool Fauna 3–1
    (a.e.t.)    		 Tabasalu Palliklubi II
    Jul 17 JK Alti Rapla 0–0
    (4–5 pen.)    		 JK Kotkad Tallinn
    Jul 21 JK Alko Kohtla-Järve w/o JK Kaitseliit Kalev Tallinn II
    Jul 21 FC Tabivere 0–19 JK Sillamäe Kalev
    Jul 21 JK Nõmme Kalju 10–0 JK Kadakas Kernu
    Jul 21 JK Viljandi Tulevik 3–1 HaServ Tartu
    Jul 21 FC Metropool Pärnu 0–5 FC Narva Trans
    Jul 21 Võru JK 2–1
    (a.e.t.)    		 JK Tammeka Tartu II
    Jul 22 FC Flora Rakvere 9–1 SK Tapa
    Jul 22 Tallinna JK Legion 0–2
    (a.e.t.)    		 Paide Linnameeskond
    Jul 22 Pirita Reliikvia w/o FC Ajax Lasnamäe
    Jul 22 FC Warrior Valga 3–0 FC EBS Team Tallinn
    Jul 22 FC Kose 3–2
    (a.e.t.)    		 Kumake Paide
    Jul 22 FC Reaal Tallinn 0–17 FC Lootus Kohtla-Järve
    Jul 22 JK Jalgpallihaigla 0–0
    (4–5 pen.)    		 FC Haiba
    Jul 22 JK Ganvix Türi 6–0 FC Hansa United Tallinn
    Jul 22 JK Alti Rapla II 0–12 JK Sörve
    Jul 22 SK 10 Premium Tartu 2–3 JK Kalev Sillamäe II
    Jul 22 JK Tulevik Viljandi II 3–1 JK Kaitseliit Kalev Tallinn
    Jul 29 Saue JK 1–2 FC Atletik Tallinn
    Jul 29 SK 10 Premium Tartu II 1–3 FC Igiliikur Viimsi
    Jul 29 WC Guwalda Pärnu 1–6 JK Nõmme Kalju II
    Jul 29 SK EMÜ Tartu 3–2 Saaremaa JK
    ‡ Tamme Auto Kiviõli II withdrew from the competition before the dates were drawn.

    Teams with bye[edit]

    Levadia, Flora II, Otepää, Noorus 96, Esteve, Olympic, Hell Hunt, Keskerakond, Toompea, Quattromed, Metec, Püsivus, Keskerakond II, Kalev Tallinn, Piraaja, Twister, Tammeka, Flora, aaMeraaS, Aspen, Toompea 1994, Soccernet, Eston Villa, Kuressaare, Elva II, HansaNet.ee, Tabasalu, A&A Kinnisvara, Rada II, Tamme Auto, Velldoris, Orbiit, Lootos, Rada, Elva, Nõmme United, Koeru, Navi, Kristiine, FCF Järva-Jaani.

    1/32[edit]

    Date[3] Home team Score[4] Away team
    —‡ Lootus w/o Navi
    Aug 4 Kose 0–8 Kuressaare
    Aug 5 Soccernet 1–3 Olympic
    Aug 5 Tulevik 5–1 Esteve
    Aug 5 Elva II 0–9 Trans
    Aug 5 Kalev Sillamäe w/o Keskerakond
    Aug 5 Kalev Tallinn 3–1 aaMeraaS
    Aug 5 Warrior 8–3 Elva
    Aug 5 Flora Järva-Jaani 0–2 Flora Tallinn II
    Aug 5 Ajax Lasnamäe w/o Hell Hunt
    Aug 5 Kalev Sillamäe II 1–0 Flora Rakvere
    Aug 5 Fauna 0–10 Tamme Auto
    Aug 5 Metec 1–5 Võru
    Aug 5 Koeru 4–0 Igiliikur
    Aug 5 Lootos 5–1 Noorus 96
    Aug 5 Kalju III 0–3 Tammeka
    Aug 5 Kristiine 1–2 Tabasalu
    Aug 11 Quattromed 1–3 Atletik
    Aug 11 Alko 0–3 Levadia
    Aug 11 Kalju II 10–1 Püsivus
    Aug 11 HansaNet.ee w/o Keskerakond II
    Aug 13 A&A Kinnisvara 2–7 Orbiit
    Aug 19 Sörve 0–1 Maaülikool
    Aug 19 Ganvix 3–0 Velldoris
    Aug 19 Haiba 2–1 Rada
    Aug 25 Rada II 0–9 Flora Tallinn
    Aug 25 Kalju 6–0 Kotkad
    Aug 25 Paide 2–3 Otepää
    Aug 25 Toompea 3–3
    (3–4 pen.)    		 Nõmme Utd
    Aug 26 Tulevik II 13–0 Twister
    Aug 26 Eston Villa 4–0 Aspen
    Sep 2 Toompea 1994 0–4 Piraaja
    ‡ Navi Vutiselts withdrew from the competition before the dates were announced.

    1/16[edit]

    Date Home team Score Away team
    Sep 1 Lootos 2–5 Kuressaare
    Sep 2 Trans 13–0 Haiba
    Sep 2 Kalev Tallinn 8–1 Koeru
    Sep 2 Maaülikool 0–5 Flora Tallinn II
    Sep 2 Võru w/o HansaNet.ee
    Sep 2 Ajax Lasnamäe 0–3 Lootus
    Sep 2 Kalju 5–0 Tulevik II
    Sep 8 Kalev Sillamäe II 0–5 Levadia
    Sep 8 Warrior 1–0 Kalju II
    Sep 8 Olympic 2–3 Tammeka
    Sep 9 Orbiit 1–3 Ganvix
    Sep 9 Atletik 2–1
    (a.e.t.)    		 Eston Villa
    Sep 16 Kalev Sillamäe 3–1
    (a.e.t.)    		 Tulevik
    Sep 30 Nõmme Utd 5–2 Tamme Auto
    Sep 30 Piraaja 5–3
    (a.e.t.)    		 Tabasalu
    Oct 6 Flora Tallinn 4–1 Otepää

    1/8[edit]

    6 October 2009 Nõmme Kalju 3 – 1 Tallinna Kalev Tallinn
    18:45 EEST (UTC+03) Sergei Terehhov 3'
    Diego Balbinot 59'
    Felipe Nunes 88' (pen)    		 Report 2' Rasmus Tomson Stadium: Hiiu staadion
    Attendance: 124
    Referee: Roomer Tarajev
    7 October 2009 Lootus 6 – 0 Atletik Kohtla-Järve
    16:00 EEST (UTC+03) Irfan Ametov 51'
    Vitali Bolšakov 57'
    Valeri Smelkov 65' (pen)
    Sergei Popov 72'
    Aleksey Zhukov 77'
    Anton Semjonov 82'    		 Report Stadium: Ahtme Gümnaasiumi kunstmuru
    Attendance: 15
    Referee: Raul Kaivoja
    8 October 2009 Ganvix 4 – 2 Võru Türi
    16:00 EEST (UTC+03) Ergo Eelmäe 11'
    Rauno Uus 32' 84'
    Kristo Kiik 32'    		 Report 82' Tauno Kikas
    86' Jüri Artemkin    		 Stadium: Linnastaadion
    Attendance: 60
    Referee: Taavi Tüvist
    10 October 2009 Sillamäe Kalev 3 – 0 Piraaja Sillamäe
    12:00 EEST (UTC+03) Gvidas Grigas 27'
    Dmytro Boyko 48' (pen)
    Maksim Gruznov 85'    		 Report Stadium: Kalevi staadion
    Attendance: 80
    Referee: Mart Martin
    28 October 2009 Flora U21 0 – 1 Warrior Tallinn
    18:00 EET (UTC+02) Report 27' Sander Rõivassepp Stadium: Sportland Arena
    Attendance: 46
    Referee: Jaan Roos
    28 October 2009 Tammeka 4 – 0 Nõmme United Tartu
    18:45 EET (UTC+02) Panagiotis Vouis 55', 62'
    Reio Laabus 58'
    Albert Prosa 70'    		 Report Stadium: Tamme staadion
    Attendance: 100
    Referee: Urmo Visnapuu
    14 November 2009 Narva Trans 0 – 3 Levadia Narva
    13:00 EET (UTC+02) Report 26' Tarmo Neemelo
    53', 90' Vitali Gussev    		 Stadium: Kreenholmi staadion
    Attendance: 40
    Referee: Eiko Saar
    21 November 2009 Kuressaare 0 – 4 Flora Kuressaare
    13:00 EET (UTC+02) Report 8', 81', 83' Oliver Konsa
    63' Vjatšeslav Zahovaiko    		 Stadium: Linnastaadion
    Attendance: 60
    Referee: Hannes Kaasik

    Quarter-finals[edit]

    13 April 2010 Flora 2 – 0 (a.e.t.) Nõmme Kalju Tallinn
    18:45 EEST (UTC+03) Alo Dupikov 105+2'
    Siim Luts 109'    		 Report Stadium: Sportland Arena
    Attendance: 200
    Referee: Hannes Kaasik
    14 April 2010 Sillamäe Kalev 0 – 1 Levadia Sillamäe
    17:30 EEST (UTC+03) Report 19' Andrei Kalimullin Stadium: Sillamäe Kalevi kunstmuruväljak
    Attendance: 220
    Referee: Sten Kaldma
    14 April 2010 Tammeka 4 – 1 Warrior Tartu
    18:45 EEST (UTC+03) Kaarel Kiidron 14'
    Martin Haljak 18'
    Kaarel Torop 47'
    Chris Anderson 73'    		 Report 84' Raiko Karpov Stadium: Annelinna kunstmuru
    Attendance: 130
    Referee: Martin Salong
    14 April 2010 Lootus 5 – 0 Ganvix Kohtla-Järve
    18:45 EEST (UTC+03) Vassili Kulik 19'
    Aleksei Mamontov 61'
    Vitali Bolšakov 73'
    Andrei Škaleta 83', 90'    		 Report Stadium: Ahtme Gümnaasiumi kunstmuru
    Attendance: 70
    Referee: Ain Karutoom

    Semi-finals[edit]

    27 April 2010 Flora 4 – 1 Tammeka Tallinn
    18:45 EEST (UTC+03) Alo Dupikov 15'
    Oliver Konsa 33'
    Teet Allas 45'
    Rauno Alliku 86'    		 Report 45' Albert Prosa Stadium: Sportland Arena
    Attendance: 175
    Referee: Kristo Tohver
    28 April 2010 Levadia 2 – 0 Lootus Tallinn
    18:45 EEST (UTC+03) Vladislav Ivanov 19', 33' Stadium: Maarjamäe kunstmurustaadion
    Referee: Jaan Roos

    Final[edit]

    11 May 2010 Flora 0 – 3 Levadia Tallinn
    18:45 EEST (UTC+03) Report 33' Andero Pebre
    61' Vitali Leitan
    72' Artjom Dmitrijev    		 Stadium: Kadriorg Stadium
    Attendance: 950
    Referee: Margus Kotter

    References[edit]

    1. ^ "Loositi karikavõistluste avaringi paarid". jalgpall.ee (in Estonian). EJL. 16 June 2009. Retrieved 23 July 2009.
  • ^ "Värsked karikamängude tulemused". jalgpall.ee (in Estonian). EJL. 22 June 2009. Retrieved 23 July 2009.
  • ^ "Selgusid 1/32-finaalide toimumisajad ja -kohad". jalgpall.ee (in Estonian). EJL. 28 July 2009. Retrieved 28 July 2009.
  • ^ "Kõik karikavõistluste 1/32-finaalide mängud: lõppenud ja eesseisvad". jalgpall.ee (in Estonian). EJL. 26 August 2009. Retrieved 26 August 2009.

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