FC Flora Tallinn
Состав
Rauno Alliku2008сейчас
Andre Frolov2009сейчас
Markus Jürgenson2009сейчас
Nikita Baranov2010сейчас
Albert Prosa2012сейчас
Brent Lepistu2013сейчас- Maksim Gussev2013сейчас
Rauno Sappinen2013сейчас- Zakaria Beglarishvili2014сейчас
Gert Kams2015сейчас
Hannes Anier2015сейчас
Madis Vihmann2015сейчас- Mark Lepik2017сейчас
Aivar Pohlakсейчас
Erik Sorgaсейчас- Henri Järvelaidсейчас
- Henrik Pürgсейчас
Janar Toometсейчас- Joseph Salisteсейчас
Jürgen Hennсейчас- Markus Poomсейчас
- Michael Lilanderсейчас
- Mihkel Ainsaluсейчас
- Märten Kuuskсейчас
Rocco Sheinсейчас- Stanislav Goldbergсейчас
Sten Reinkortсейчас- Vladislav Kreidaсейчас
- Vlasiy Sinyavskiyсейчас
- Urmas Hepner1986–1986
- Arvo Kraam1987–1987
- Lembit Rajala1987–1989
Mart Poom1987–1988
Marko Kristal1988–1988
Marek Lemsalu1989–1989- Marko Kristal1989–1999
- Indro Olumets1990–1995
- Meelis Lindmaa1990–1997
- Lembit Rajala1991–1996
- Mart Poom1991–1991
- Toomas Kallaste1991–1996
Argo Arbeiter1992–1992
Igor Prins1992–1993- Marek Lemsalu1992–1999
- Mart Poom1992–1993
Martin Reim1992–1999- Mati Pari1992–1996
- Risto Kallaste1992–1994
- Sergei Hohlov-Simson1992–1994
- Toomas Tohver1992–1997
- Urmas Kirs1992–1999
- Viktor Alonen1992–2001
- Dzintar Klavan1993–1995
Indrek Zelinski1993–2001- Raimondas Vainoras1993–1993
- Sergei Ratnikov1993–1995
- Toomas Krõm1993–1995
- Viktoras Olšanskis1993–1993
- Alari Lell1994–1995
- Algimantas Briaunys1994–1995
Andres Oper1994–1999- Argo Arbeiter1994–1994
- Martin Lepa1994–1995
- Tarmo Saks1994–1995
- Janek Kiisman1995–1996
- Marko Lelov1995–1995
- Mart Poom1995–1997
- Rain Vessenberg1995–1996
- Janek Meet1996–1999
- Kristen Viikmäe1996–2000
- Liivo Leetma1996–1997
- Martin Kaalma1996–1997
- Martin Kaalma1996–1996
- Meelis Rooba1996–1997
- Otar Korghalidze1996–1996
- Sergei Hohlov-Simson1996–1999
- Urmas Rooba1996–2000
- Jasse Jalonen1997–1997
Jonatan Johansson1997–1997- Maksim Smirnov1997–1999
- Sergei Hohlov-Simson1997–1999
Sergei Terehhov1997–1999
Tomas Ražanauskas1997–1999- Erko Saviauk1998–2004
- Janne Oinas1998–1998
- Mark Švets1998–1999
- Martin Kaalma1998–1998
- Toomas Tohver1998–2000
Zaur Tagizade1998–1999- Aivar Anniste1999–2002
- Aleksander Saharov1999–2005
- Enver Jääger1999–2001
Kert Kütt1999–2001- Martin Lepa1999–1999
- Raio Piiroja1999–2004
Tadas Gražiūnas1999–1999- Vjatšeslav Zahovaiko1999–2009
Andrei Stepanov2000–2003
Joel Lindpere2000–2007- Meelis Rooba2000–2004
- Märt Kosemets2000–2001
- Teet Allas2000–2010
- Aleksandr Kulik2001–2003
Enar Jääger2001–2001- Jarmo Ahjupera2001–2008
- Jevgeni Novikov2001–2002
- Mark Švets2001–2001
- Marko Kristal2001–2005
- Martin Kaalma2001–2005
- Martin Reim2001–2008
Andrei Sidorenkov2002–2003- Glen Atle Larsen2002–2002
Martin Vunk2002–2010- Martin Vunk2002–2002
Pavel Londak2002–2006- Ray Fränkel2002–2002
Taavi Rähn2002–2003- Tor Henning Hamre2002–2003
- Enar Jääger2003–2004
- Kristen Viikmäe2003–2003
Mihkel Aksalu2003–2009
Ragnar Klavan2003–2005
Alo Bärengrub2004–2007- Andrei Sidorenkov2004–2008
- Enver Jääger2004–2007
- Kristen Viikmäe2004–2008
- Kristian Marmor2004–2004
- Mati Lember2004–2004
- Sander Post2004–2011
- Alo Dupikov2005–2011
- Alo Dupikov2005–2005
- Andre Frolov2005–2005
- Karl Palatu2005–2005
- Märt Kosemets2005–2005
- Gert Kams2006–2013
- Jevgeni Novikov2006–2006
- Karl Palatu2006–2006
Katrin Loo2006–2011
Ken Kallaste2006–2008
Martin Hurt2006–2008- Sergei Mošnikov2006–2011
Juha Hakola2007–2009
Siim Roops2007–2009- Stanislav Prins2007–2014
- Andrei Veis2008–2008
Henri Anier2008–2011
Karl Mööl2008–2010- Karl Palatu2008–2014
Oliver Konsa2008–2010
Siim Luts2008–2012- Aivar Anniste2009–2010
- Hannes Anier2009–2011
Joonas Tamm2009–2010- Karl Mööl2009–2013
- Ken Kallaste2009–2009
- Meelis Peitre2009–2012
- Mikk Reintam2009–2010
- Urmas Rooba2009–2009
- Andrei Veis2010–2010
Marko Meerits2010–2011
Nikolai Mašitšev2010–2010
Valeri Minkenen2010–2012- Zakaria Beglarishvili2010–2012
- Erik Midtgarden2011–2011
- Geir André Herrem2011–2011
Karol Mets2011–2014- Mihkel Aksalu2012–2012
- Raio Piiroja2012–2012
Irakli Logua2013–2015- Lamin Suma2013–2013
- Marko Meerits2013–2013
- Sander Post2013–2015
Sander van de Streek2013–2013- Taavi Rähn2013–2014
- Raio Piiroja2014–2014
- Sergei Mošnikov2014–2014
- Enar Jääger2015–2015
- Joonas Tamm2015–2020
- Martin Miller2017–2024
Aleksandr Dmitrijev2018–2018
Konstantin Vassiljev2019–2024- Ken Kallaste2020–2023
- Markus Soomets2020–2024
- Joonas Tamm2022–2022
FC Flora Tallinn is a prominent Estonian football club based in Tallinn, competing in the Meistriliiga.
The club plays in the Meistriliiga, which is the top flight of Estonian football.
Founded in 1990, FC Flora was established to revive Estonian football during a transformative period in the country's history.
Биография
Formation
FC Flora Tallinn, commonly known as Flora, is an Estonian professional football club founded on March 10, 1990, by Aivar Pohlak. The club emerged during a pivotal time in Estonian history, as it sought to revive football in the country following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Initially, Flora struggled, finishing their first season in last place and facing relegation. However, the establishment of the Meistriliiga in 1992 marked a turning point for the club, allowing them to compete for the Estonian League Championship title once again.
Breakthrough
In the inaugural season of the Meistriliiga, Flora finished fourth, and by the 1992-93 season, they had improved to become runners-up. The following year, under manager Roman Ubakivi, Flora clinched their first league title after a dramatic championship play-off against Norma, ending the season tied on points. Flora's success continued as they defended their title in the 1994-95 season and also won the Estonian Cup, marking the beginning of a dominant era in Estonian football.
Legacy
Flora has since established itself as one of the most successful clubs in Estonia, boasting a record 16 Meistriliiga titles, with their most recent championship win in 2023. The club has also secured nine Estonian Cup victories and twelve Estonian Supercup titles, showcasing their consistent performance in domestic competitions. Flora's influence on Estonian football is significant, as they have been a cornerstone of the sport in the country, contributing to its growth and popularity.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Early history (1990–2000)
Flora was founded on 10 March 1990 by Aivar Pohlak as an effort to revive Estonian football during the dissolution of the Soviet Union. The team was mainly based on players from Lõvid youth team. Flora finished their first season in last place and were relegated. The situation changed after the formation of the Meistriliiga in 1992. After 52 years of the Soviet occupation (Estonian SSR), Estonian clubs could once again play for the Estonian League Championship title. Flora finished the inaugural season of the Meistriliiga in fourth place. After the first season, the league was reformed to run from Autumn to Spring. Flora finished the 1992–93 season as runners-up. In 1993, Roman Ubakivi was appointed as manager. One round before the end of the 1993–94 season, Tevalte, who led the Meistriliiga table at the time, was controversially disqualified over allegations of match fixing. The season ended with Flora and Norma both on equal 36 points. Flora won the championship play-off match 5–2 and was awarded their first league title. The club made their European debut in the 1994–95 UEFA Cup, losing to Odense 0–6 on aggregate in the preliminary round. Flora managed to defend the league title in the 1994–95 season and won the 1994–95 Estonian Cup, defeating Lantana-Marlekor 2–0 in the final.
In January 1996, Teitur Thordarson replaced Ubakivi as manager. Disappointing start in the 1995–96 season left the team in second place. Flora finished the…
- League
- Meistriliiga
Наследие
Domestic
League
Meistriliiga Winners (16): 1993–94, 1994–95, 1997–98, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2025
Cups
Estonian Cup Winners (9): 1994–95, 1997–98, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, 2012–13, 2015–16, 2019–20, 2025–26 Estonian Supercup Winners (12): 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2020, 2021, 2024
Regional
Livonia Cup Winners (3): 2011, 2018, 2023
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
FC Flora, commonly known as Flora Tallinn, or simply as Flora, is an Estonian professional football club based in Tallinn that competes in the Meistriliiga, the top flight of Estonian football. The club's home ground is Lilleküla Stadium.
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