FK Eirobaltija

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Futbola klubs Eirobaltija was a football club based in Riga, Latvia. It became defunct in 2006.

History

The club won the Second League in 2004, [1] earning promotion to the First League. They merged with FK Riga-2 for the 2005 season, but became an independent club for the 2006 season. [1] That season they finishing tenth in the division and reached the fourth round of the Latvian Football Cup, losing 2–0 to FK Riga. [2] They merged into FK Riga at the end of the season. [3]

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