JS Estonia Tallinn

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Estonia
Full nameJalgpalliselts Estonia Tallinn
FoundedNovember 1930
DissolvedAugust 1944
Ground Kadrioru Stadium, Tallinn

JS Estonia Tallinn was an Estonian football club based in Tallinn. It was founded in November 1930. The board included many ex-footballers and then active players that played for the team, such as Eduard Ellmann-Eelma and Arnold Pihlak.

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History

The club played its first two seasons in Estonian First Division. After the successful promotion in 1932, they played in Estonian Top Division and only lost the title in the last game of the season to Sport Tallinn. But then they won five consecutive league titles from 1934 to 1938/39. They were unbeaten for the first two seasons in that run and even extended it until the middle of the third. [1]

The club was dissolved in 1944.

Seasons

Season [2] LeaguePosPldWDLGFGAGDPtsTop Goalscorer
1931 2—100123−1—N/A
1932 2132108265N/A
1933 121071235102515 Heinrich Uukkivi 9
1934 11107302231917 Eduard Eelmann-Eelma 5
1935 1176102632313 Valter Mäng 7
1936 1114111260154523 Nikolai Linberg 21
1937–38 1114102251173422 Heinrich Uukkivi 12
1938–39 1114111240112923 Richard Kuremaa 8
1939–40 121494139142521 Nikolai Linberg 15

Honours

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References

  1. ↑ Luik, Margus. Estonian Football 100 years. ML Agency. p. 268. ISBN   978-9949-18-257-2.
  2. ↑ "Estonia 1931–40" . Retrieved 21 July 2009.


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