FC Levadia Tallinn

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FC Levadia Tallinn is an Estonian football team, playing in Tallinn.

The club was founded in 1998 under the name FC Levadia Maardu. They have won the Estonian championship Meistriliiga in 1999, 2000, 2004, 2006 and 2007. Levadia's homeground is the Kadriorg stadium, with a capacity of 4750.

Achievements

• Meistriliiga: (5) (Includes titles as FC Levadia Maardu)

1999, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2007

• Estonian Cup: (5)

1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2007

• Estonian SuperCup: (3)

1999, 2000, 2001

FC Levadia in Estonian Football

Year	League	Position	Goals +/-	Points
1998*	II	1	+22	32
1999*	I	1	+65	73
2000*	I	1	+68	74
2001*	I	3	+37	55
2002*	I	2	+45	62
2003*	I	3	+24	49
2004	I	1	+68	69
2005	I	2	+72	89
2006	I	1	+85	94
2007	I	1	+106	91
2008	I

*As Levadia Maardu

FC Levadia in Europe

• 1Q = 1st Qualifying Round
• 2Q = 2nd Qualifying Round
• 1R = 1st Round
• 2R = 2nd Round

Season	Cup	Round	Country	Club	Score
1999/00	UEFA Cup	1Q		Steaua Bucureşti	0-3, 1-4
2000/01	Champions League	1Q		The New Saints F.C.	2-2, 4-0
		2Q		Shakhtar Donetsk	1-4, 1-5
2001/02	Champions League	1Q		Bohemian F.C.	0-3, 0-0
2002	Intertoto Cup	1R		U.D. Leiria	3-0, 1-2
		2R		FC Zürich	0-1, 0-0
2003/04	UEFA Cup	1Q		NK Varteks	1-3, 2-3
2004/05	UEFA Cup	1Q		Bohemian F.C.	0-0, 3-1
		2Q		Bodø-Glimt	1-2, 2-1
2005/06	Champions League	1Q		Dinamo Tbilisi	1-0, 0-2
2006/07	UEFA Cup	1Q		FC Haka	2-0, 0-1
		2Q		FC Twente	1-1, 1-0
		1R		Newcastle United	0-1, 1-2
2007/08	Champions League	1Q		FK Pobeda	1-0, 0-0
		2Q		Red Star Belgrade	0-1, 2-1

Players

Current squad

''As of March 1, 2008.

Players out on loan

Transfers winter 2008

In:

Out:

Reserves

Notable Former Players

• Andrei Krasnopjorov
• Dmitri Kruglov
• Artur Kotenko
• Sergei Pareiko
• Eduard Ratnikov
• Maksim Smirnov
• Mark Švets
• Konstantin Vassiljev
• Vladimir Voskoboinikov

See also:

• A complete list of all the Club's former players can be found here

Coaches

Season	Country	Name
1999-00		Sergei Ratnikov
2000		Ants Kommussaar
2000		Eduard Võrk
2001		Valeri Bondarenko
2002		Pasi Rautiainen
2003		Franco Pancheri
2003-2008		Tarmo Rüütli
2008-present		Igor Prins

References

External links

• FC Levadia official website
• FC Levadia's page at uefa.com
• uefa.com: Levadia clear historic hurdle

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