Season
1996/97 Tallinna Sadam 3-2 Lantana Tallinn
1997/98 Lantana Tallinn 3-0 Tallinna Sadam
1998 Flora Tallinn 3-2 Tallinna Sadam [aet]
1999 Levadia Maardu 4-1 Flora Tallinn [played Nov 7, 1999]
2000 Levadia Maardu 2-1 Tulevik Viljandi [aet] [played Oct 5, 2000]
2001 Levadia Maardu 2-0 awd Trans Narva [1]
2002 Flora Tallinn 1-1 Levadia Tallinn (old) [aet, 4-2 pen] [played Nov 25, 2002]
2003 Flora Tallinn 3-1 TVMK Tallinn [aet] [played Nov 23, 2003]
2004 Flora Tallinn 2-1 Levadia Tallinn [played Nov 21, 2004]
2005 TVMK Tallinn 1-0 Levadia Tallinn [played Nov 20, 2005]
2006 TVMK Tallinn 1-1 Flora Tallinn [aet, 3-2 pen] [played Nov 11, 2006]
2007 Trans Narva 2-1 Levadia Tallinn [played Nov 25, 2007]
2008 Trans Narva 4-1 Levadia Tallinn [played Mar 1, 2008]
2009 Flora Tallinn 2-1 Levadia Tallinn [played Mar 3, 2009]
2010 Levadia Tallinn 2-0 Flora Tallinn [played Mar 6, 2010]
2011 Flora Tallinn 0-0 Levadia Tallinn [aet, 5-3 pen] [played Mar 1, 2011]
2012 Flora Tallinn 4-0 Trans Narva [played Mar 6, 2012]
2013 Levadia Tallinn 3-0 JK Kalju Nõmme [played Feb 26, 2013]
2014 Flora Tallinn 1-0 Levadia Tallinn [played Feb 25, 2014]
2015 Levadia Tallinn 5-0 FC Santos Tartu [played Mar 3, 2015]
2016 Flora Tallinn 3-0 JK Kalju Nõmme [played Mar 1, 2016]
2017 Infonet Tallinn 5-0 Flora Tallinn [played Feb 26, 2017]
2018 FCI Levadia Tallinn 2-2 Flora Tallinn [4-3 pen] [played Feb 23, 2018]
2019 JK Kalju Nõmme 3-2 FCI Levadia Tallinn [played Mar 3, 2019]
2020 Flora Tallinn 2-0 Trans Narva [played Mar 1, 2020]
2021 Flora Tallinn 1-0 Paide Linnameeskond [played Mar 5, 2021]
2022 FCI Levadia Tallinn 0-0 Flora Tallinn [4-2 pen] [played Feb 25, 2022]
2023 Paide Linnameeskond 3-2 Flora Tallinn [played Feb 26, 2023]
2024 Flora Tallinn 2-2 Trans Narva [5-3 pen] [played Feb 25, 2024]
[1] 1st leg at Trans Narva; Levadia won the second leg 3-1 but it was
later awarded a 3-0 win to Levadia because of Narva fielding an
ineligible player
Number of Wins [29; lost finals between square brackets]
12 [ 7] Flora Tallinn
8 [ 8] FCI Levadia Tallinn (includes Levadia Tallinn and Levadia Maardu) [*]
2 [ 4] Trans Narva
2 [ 1] TVMK Tallinn
1 [ 2] JK Kalju Nõmme
1 [ 2] Tallinna Sadam
1 [ 1] Lantana Tallinn
1 [ 1] Paide Linnameeskond
1 Infonet Tallinn
[ 1] Levadia Tallinn (old, before 2004) [*]
[ 1] FC Santos Tartu
[ 1] Tulevik Viljandi
[*] 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).
Number of League-and-Cup Doubles (13)
NB: until 1997/98, league and cup season both followed a fall-spring
rhythm, but since 1998, the league follows a calendar year season;
therefore, considering qualification for UEFA's club tournaments,
a league-and-cup double since then would mean winning the cup in
the spring following a championship win, which is what was done in
the listing below; however, most domestic Super Cup finals above
were contested by the winners of both competitions in the same
calendar year, so an additional list of such doubles is also given.
5 FC Flora Tallinn [1994/95, 1997/98, 2010/11, 2015/16, 2019/20]
FC Levadia Tallinn [1999/00, 2004/05, 2006/07, 2009/10, 2013/14]
[includes 1999/00 double as Levadia Maardu]
1 FC Infonet Tallinn [2016/17]
FC Norma Tallinn [1993/94]
TVMK Tallinn [2005/06]
NB: additional "calendar year" doubles:
5 FC/FCI Levadia Tallinn [2004, 2007, 2014, 2021, 2024]
1 FC Flora Tallinn [2011]
NB: in four cases the club involved either won the cup in the next season
as well (Levadia 2004/05) or the championship in the previous season
(Levadia 2006 and 2013, Flora 2010), meaning that these doubles are
somehow subsumed by the first list; however, this does not apply to
the 2021 and 2024 calendar year doubles of FCI Levadia.
Prepared and maintained by Ivo Dobkevitsch and Roberto Di Maggio for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Authors: Ivo Dobkevitsch
and Roberto Di Maggio
(dimrob@libero.it)
Last updated: 5 Dec 2024
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