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Football matches in Tallinn

The catalog string Tallinn contains FCI Levadia, Flora, Harju, Nõmme Kalju and Nõmme United. The federation pages name A. Le Coq Arena, Jalgpalli 21, Tallinn, as the home ground for Flora and for FCI Levadia. The federation access page places that arena at Jalgpalli tänav 21, 11312 Tallinn, with tram lines 3 and 4 to the Vineeri stop, buses 23 and 23A to the Kotka stop, and buses 5, 18, 20, 20A, 28, 32 and 36 to the Tallinn-Väike stop. Trains stop at Lilleküla and Kitseküla. Nõmme Kalju is listed on the federation page at Hiiu kunstmurustaadion, Harku tn 62, in the Nõmme district. Nõmme United is listed on the 2025 season card that was opened at Männiku staadion, Võidu 16, Tallinn. Harju is listed there at Laagri kunstmurustaadion, Veskitammi 22, 76401 Laagri, Saue parish, not at Jalgpalli 21.

Tallinn at a glance

This page includes only catalog entries whose city string is exactly Tallinn. Other places are not added.

Published D1 data snapshot
2026-09-06T07:10:24Z
Clubs
5
Stadiums
2

Catalogued men's top-flight clubs

Documented stadiums

Upcoming matches with confirmed stadium

This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.

Plan a visit in the city

Settle the club first, because the federation pages do not name one street. For Flora and FCI Levadia the home ground is A. Le Coq Arena, Jalgpalli 21. From the centre, the access page walks to the Pärnu mnt viaduct, then keeps right and crosses the railway, with the arena on the right after that. By rail, tram lines 3 and 4 to Vineeri are the shortest note on that page. For Nõmme Kalju read Harku tn 62, and for Nõmme United read Võidu 16 on the card that was opened. For Harju do not go to Jalgpalli 21, the federation page names Veskitammi 22 in Laagri. The access page does not name a ticket window.

What to distinguish in this travel scope

Jalgpalli 21 and the Vineeri lines

The Estonian federation access page gives A. Le Coq Arena the address Jalgpalli tänav 21, 11312 Tallinn. By tram it names lines 3 and 4 to the Vineeri stop, and by bus lines 23 and 23A to the Kotka stop plus 5, 18, 20, 20A, 28, 32 and 36 to the Tallinn-Väike stop. Trains stop at Lilleküla and at Kitseküla. Flora's own club page calls the same arena the centrepiece of the Lilleküla complex.

Source: Estonian FA, A. Le Coq Arena access, FC Flora, A. Le Coq Arena

Harku tn 62 and Võidu 16

The Nõmme Kalju federation page names Hiiu kunstmurustaadion as the home ground and Harku tn 62 in Tallinn's Nõmme district as the address. The Nõmme United team card opened for the 2025 season names Männiku staadion as the home ground and Võidu 16, Tallinn, as the address. Neither street is Jalgpalli 21. The tram to Vineeri does not replace that walk on the pages that were read.

Source: Estonian FA team card, Nõmme Kalju FC, Estonian FA team card, FC Nõmme United 2025

Harju at Veskitammi 22, Laagri

The Harju federation page names Laagri kunstmurustaadion as the home ground and Veskitammi 22, 76401 Laagri, Saue parish, as the address. That is a different address from Jalgpalli 21 in Tallinn, even though the catalog club sits under the city string Tallinn. The A. Le Coq Arena access page does not apply to that entry. Flora and FCI Levadia stay at Jalgpalli 21 on their federation pages.

Source: Estonian FA team card, Harju JK Laagri, Estonian FA team card, Tallinna FC Flora, Estonian FA team card, Tallinna FCI Levadia

Editorial sources

The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.

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