Republic of Estonia
1938 Sport Tallinn 1-1 2-1 Tallinna Jalgpalli Klubi
1939 Tallinna Jalgpalli Klubi 4-1 Kalev Tallinn
1940 Tallinna Jalgpalli Klubi 4-1 Esta Tallinn
during World War II
1941 not played
1942 Sport Tallinn 3-0 Kalev Pärnu
1943 Tartu PSR 1-0 Kalev Tallinn
1944 not played
1945 not played
Estonian SSR
1946 Dünamo Tallinn 3-1 Kalev Tallinn
1947 Dünamo Tallinn 6-0 Kalev Pärnu
1948 VVS Tallinn 5-2 Kalev Tartu
1949 Dünamo Tallinn 11-0 VVS Talllinn
1950 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 2-0 Dünamo Tallinn
1951 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 3-0 Dünamo Tallinn
1952 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 2-0 Dünamo Tallinn
1953 Dünamo Tallinn 4-0 Kalev Narva
1954 VVS Tallinn 2-1 Spartak Viljandi
1955 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 2-0 Kalev Tallinn
1956 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 4-0 Dünamo Tartu
1957 Spartak Viljandi 4-1 Kalev Rakvere
1958 Kalev Ülemiste 8-0 Kalev Narva
1959 Kalev Ülemiste 2-0 Balti Laevastik Tallinn
1960 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 2-1 Norma Tallinn
1961 Kalev Ülemiste 3-0 Norma Tallinn
1962 Norma Tallinn 2-1 Tempo Tallinn
1963 Kreenholm Narva 3-1 Norma Tallinn
1964 Kalev Ülemiste 2-0 Kalev Aseri
1965 Norma Tallinn 3-2 Balti Laevastik Tallinn
1966 Start Tallinn 1-1 3-2 Tekstiil Tallinn
1967 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 1-0 Start Tallinn
1968 Balti Laevastik Tallinn 0-0 1-0 Norma Tallinn
1969 Dvigatel Tallinn 2-1 Tempo Tallinn
1970 Start Tallinn 4-0 Lokomotiiv Valga
1971 Norma Tallinn 2-1 Dvigatel Tallinn [aet]
1972 Dünamo Kopli 1-0 Balti Laevastik Tallinn
1973 Norma Tallinn 1-0 Baltika Narva [aet]
1974 Norma Tallinn 3-1 Kreenholm Narva
1975 Baltika Narva 3-2 Dünamo Kopli [aet]
1976 Aseri SK 2-0 Baltika Narva
1977 Kalev Sillamäe 4-0 Norma Tallinn
1978 Kalev Sillamäe 1-0 Sirgala karjäär [aet]
1979 Dünamo Tallinn 1-0 Kalev Sillamäe
1980 Baltika Narva 0-0 Estonia Jõhvi [aet, 8-7 pen]
1981 Kalakombinaat Pärnu 3-1 Baltika Narva
1982 Kalakombinaat Pärnu 1-0 Ehitaja Kohtla-Järve
1983 Dünamo Tallinn 3-0 Estonia Jõhvi
1984 Tempo Tallinn 0-0 Estonia Jõhvi [aet, 4-2 pen]
1985 Estonia Jõhvi 3-1 Zvezda Tallinn
1986 Estonia Jõhvi 1-0 Tempo Tallinn
1987 Estonia Jõhvi 2-1 Zvezda Tallinn
1988 Kalakombinaat/MEK Pärnu 2-1 TVMK Tallinn
1989 Norma Tallinn 1-0 Kalev Sillamäe
1990 Kalakombinaat/MEK Pärnu 1-0 Estonia Jõhvi [aet]
1991 TVMK Tallinn 0-0 Keemik Kohtla-Järve [aet, 4-3 pen]
Republic of Estonia
1992/93 Nikol Tallinn 0-0 FC Norma Tallinn [aet, 4-2 pen]
1993/94 FC Norma Tallinn 4-1 JK Trans Narva
1994/95 FC Flora Tallinn 2-0 Lantana/Marlekor Tallinn
1995/96 Tallinna Sadam 2-0 Eesti Põlevkivi Jõhvi
1996/97 Tallinna Sadam 3-2 FC Lantana Tallinn
1997/98 FC Flora Tallinn 3-2 FC Lantana Tallinn
1998/99 FC Levadia Maardu 3-2 JK Tulevik Viljandi
1999/00 FC Levadia Maardu 2-0 JK Tulevik Viljandi
2000/01 JK Trans Narva 1-0 FC Flora Tallinn [aet]
2001/02 FC Levadia Tallinn (old) 2-0 FC Levadia Maardu
2002/03 TVMK Tallinn 2-2 FC Flora Tallinn [aet, 4-1 pen]
2003/04 FC Levadia Tallinn 3-0 TVMK Tallinn
2004/05 FC Levadia Tallinn 1-0 TVMK Tallinn
2005/06 TVMK Tallinn 1-0 FC Flora Tallinn
2006/07 FC Levadia Tallinn 3-0 JK Trans Narva
2007/08 FC Flora Tallinn 3-1 JK Maag Tammeka Tartu
2008/09 FC Flora Tallinn 0-0 JK Kalju Nõmme [aet, 4-3 pen]
2009/10 FC Levadia Tallinn 3-0 FC Flora Tallinn
2010/11 FC Flora Tallinn 2-0 JK Trans Narva
2011/12 FC Levadia Tallinn 3-0 JK Trans Narva
2012/13 FC Flora Tallinn 3-1 JK Kalju Nõmme
2013/14 FC Levadia Tallinn 4-0 FC Santos Tartu
2014/15 JK Kalju Nõmme 2-0 Paide linnameeskond
2015/16 FC Flora Tallinn 3-0 JK Sillamäe Kalev [aet]
2016/17 FC Infonet Tallinn 2-0 JK Tartu Tammeka
2017/18 FCI Levadia Tallinn 1-0 FC Flora Tallinn
2018/19 JK Trans Narva 2-1 JK Kalju Nõmme
2019/20 FC Flora Tallinn 2-1 JK Trans Narva
2020/21 FCI Levadia Tallinn 1-0 FC Flora Tallinn
2021/22 Paide linnameeskond 1-0 Kalju Nõmme FC [aet]
2022/23 JK Trans Narva 2-1 FC Flora Tallinn
2023/24 FCI Levadia Tallinn 4-2 Paide linnameeskond
Totals for Republic of Estonia
Number of Wins (35) [lost finals between square brackets]
11 [ 1] FCI Levadia Tallinn (includes Levadia Tallinn and Levadia Maardu) [*]
8 [ 7] FC Flora Tallinn
3 [ 5] Trans Narva
2 [ 2] TVMK Tallinn
2 [ 1] Tallinna Jalgpalli Klubi
2 Sadam Tallinn
1 [ 4] Kalju Nõmme FC [includes JK Kalju Nõmme]
1 [ 3] FC Lantana Tallinn (includes Nikol)
1 [ 1] FC Norma Tallinn
1 FC Infonet Tallinn
1 FC Levadia Tallinn (old, before 2004) [*]
1 Paide linnameeskond
1 Sport Tallinn
[ 2] Paide linnameeskond
[ 2] JK Tammeka Tartu
[ 2] JK Tulevik Viljandi
[ 1] Eesti Põlevkivi Jõhvi
[ 1] Esta Tallinn
[ 1] JK Sillamäe Kalev
[ 1] Kalev Tallinn
[ 1] FC Santos Tartu
Name changes 1) TVMK were renamed TVMV in 1992
TVMV were renamed Nikol in 1993
Nikol were renamed Nikol/Marlekor in 1993
Nikol/Marlekor were renamed Lantana/Marlekor in 1995
Lantana/Marlekor were renamed FC Lantana in 1995
FC Lantana were dissolved in 2000
2) FC Tevalte were renamed FC Tevalte/Marlekor in 1996
FC Tevalte/Marlekor were renamed FC Marlekor in 1997
FC Marlekor were renamed TVMK in 1998
[*] FK Olümp Maardu were bought in 1998 by steel company Levadia and
renamed Levadia Maardu, then at the second level, earning
promotion at the end of the season (and winning the championship
at the first time of asking).
In 2000, Levadia also obtained second level FC Maardu (formally a
different entity, and previously named KSK Vigri Tartu) as
'second' team; they also earned promotion to the top flight at
the end of 2000, and were renamed Levadia Tallinn for 2001.
Before the 2004 season, Levadia Tallinn sold its top level
license to JK Merkuur Tartu; Levadia Maardu were then renamed
Levadia Tallinn and the former Levadia Tallinn were renamed
Levadia II Tallinn, buying the second level license of Sörve JK;
after these transactions, Levadia and Levadia II Tallinn are
part of the same entity.
In 2017 Levadia merged with Infonet Tallinn, becoming FCI Levadia;
the Estonian FA considers this new club as the continuation of
historic Levadia and attributes all honours to this new entity.
For practical reasons we indicate, in the above list of finals,
the two teams as Levadia Tallinn (i.e., the club called Olimp
Maardu until 1998, Levadia Maardu until 2004, and FCI Levadia
since 2018) and Levadia Tallinn (old) (i.e., the club called
FC Maardu until 2000 and transformed into the reserve side of
Levadia Tallinn in 2004).
Thanks to Jaan Roos for corrections.
Prepared and maintained by Indrek Petersoo for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Indrek Petersoo
Last updated: 25 May 2024
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