Estonian Meistriliiga

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Established
1992 (34 years old)

First Recorded Event
2020-03-06

Current Season
2026

Current Round
14

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Estonian Esiliiga

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Soccer

Location
Estonia

Gender
Male

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		Upcoming
13 Jun 26	KuressaaKuressaare	9:30am	Harju LaHarju Laagri
13 Jun 26	Tartu TaTartu Tammeka	2:00pm	Pärnu VaPärnu Vaprus
13 Jun 26	Flora TaFlora Tallinn	4:00pm	Levadia Levadia Tallinn
14 Jun 26	Nõmme KaNõmme Kalju	11:30am	Paide LiPaide Linnameeskond
14 Jun 26	Narva TrNarva Trans	2:00pm	Nõmme UnNõmme United
16 Jun 26	Pärnu VaPärnu Vaprus	4:00pm	Flora TaFlora Tallinn
17 Jun 26	KuressaaKuressaare	3:00pm	Narva TrNarva Trans
17 Jun 26	Nõmme KaNõmme Kalju	4:00pm	Tartu TaTartu Tammeka
17 Jun 26	Nõmme UnNõmme United	4:00pm	Levadia Levadia Tallinn
17 Jun 26	Paide LiPaide Linnameeskond	4:00pm	Harju LaHarju Laagri

		Results
31 May 26	Paide LinPaide Linnameeskond	1 - 1	KuressaarKuressaare
30 May 26	Levadia TLevadia Tallinn	0 - 1	Tartu TamTartu Tammeka
30 May 26	Pärnu VapPärnu Vaprus	3 - 1	Nõmme KalNõmme Kalju
30 May 26	Harju LaaHarju Laagri	3 - 0	Narva TraNarva Trans
29 May 26	Nõmme UniNõmme United	0 - 4	Flora TalFlora Tallinn
24 May 26	Levadia TLevadia Tallinn	1 - 6	Pärnu VapPärnu Vaprus
20 May 26	Narva TraNarva Trans	1 - 0	Paide LinPaide Linnameeskond
20 May 26	KuressaarKuressaare	2 - 1	Nõmme UniNõmme United
20 May 26	Nõmme KalNõmme Kalju	1 - 0	Harju LaaHarju Laagri
17 May 26	KuressaarKuressaare	0 - 2	Nõmme KalNõmme Kalju

Description

Meistriliiga (known as the A. Le Coq Premium Liiga for sponsorship reasons) is the highest division of the Estonian Football Association annual football championship. The league was founded in 1992, and is semi-professional with amateur clubs allowed to compete.

As in most countries with low temperatures in winter time, the season starts in March and ends in November. Meistriliiga consists of ten clubs, all teams play each other four times. After each season the bottom team is relegated and the second last team plays a two-legged play-off for a place in the Meistriliiga.

In February 2013, A. Le Coq, an Estonian brewery company, signed a five-year cooperation agreement with the Estonian Football Association, which included Meistriliiga naming rights.

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