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Revision as of 10:53, 3 December 2005

League

NT U-20 Estonia

NT U-21 Estonia

NT Estonia

Hattrick Country
Estonia
Flag of Estonia
Flag of Estonia
Coat of Arms of Estonia
Coat of Arms of Estonia
File:LocationEstonia.png
Location of Estonia (link to Google map)
Wikipedia page
Currency Kroon
20 Krooni = 1€
Time zone Hattrick Time +1
Continent: [[Europe]]
Estonia HT Country
Zone:
[[Northern Europe]]
Number of regions: 18
Current local season: 12
Number of teams:
(~ active)
10920 (Active 5199)
Level of series: 6
Top series name: Meistriliiga
National cups: Eesti Karikas (main)
Eesti Emerald Cup (challenger)
Eesti Ruby Cup (challenger)
Eesti Sapphire Cup (challenger)
Eesti Consolation Cup (third tier)
National teams


Estonia is a country in Northeastern Europe by the Baltic sea. In Hattrick Estonia exists since 2002-04-30.

History

Estonia as all new leagues started with 168 teams in spring of 2002.

Trophies

  • Gold in U-20 World Cup VI
    • Coach: Muttaja
      Semi-Final: U-20 USA - U-20 Eesti 2 - 3
      Final: U-20 España - U-20 Eesti 2 - 4


  • Bronze in U-20 World Cup V
    • Coach: Theor
      Semi-Final: U-20 România - U-20 Eesti 2 - 1


Estonian Staff

Estonian Staff members:

  • GM-Ronley
  • GM-Typho

Former members:

  • LA-Mart
  • GM-Kyps
  • GM-Taimo
  • GM-Vipu
  • GM-Treix

League champions

Cup champions

Federations

The biggest and oldest Estonian federation is EestiMeelsed, followed by Kuningas Mängujuht, a federation for playmaking trainers, and Eesti Tulevik! Other smaller federations include EestiMeelne Hard to Find, Eesti Jalgpallihuvilised and Eesti HT-Arena.

Regions

  • Harjumaa
  • Hiiumaa
  • Ida-Virumaa
  • Järvamaa
  • Jõgevamaa
  • Läänemaa
  • Lääne-Virumaa
  • Pärnu
  • Pärnumaa
  • Põlvamaa
  • Raplamaa
  • Saaremaa
  • Tallinn
  • Tartu
  • Tartumaa
  • Valgamaa
  • Viljandimaa
  • Võrumaa