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National team · Estonia

«Blueshirts»

70 Matches
15 wins
16 draws
39 losses
63–127 Goals
−64 Difference
0.9 Scored per game
Form W 18 Nov 2025 · Away Cyprus · 4:2 D 27 Mar · Away Kenya · 1:1 L 30 Mar · Away Rwanda · 0:2 W 6 Jun · Home Faroe Islands · 1:0 L 9 Jun · Away Lithuania · 0:1 D 26 Sep · Away Iceland · 1:1

Konstantin Vassiljev retired with 159 caps, and Karol Mets now captains a squad. That generation peaked in the autumn of 2011, when Estonia beat Russia 1–0 in a World Cup qualifier in Tallinn — the first competitive home defeat Russia had ever suffered — and followed it with a play-off run that pushed the team to 47th in the FIFA rankings the following March, its highest position since independence. Neither campaign ended in a finals appearance; Estonia has never reached the World Cup or the European Championship.

The team traces its competitive history back to 17 October 1920, when it played Finland in its first international, months after the War of Independence ended. The Soviet occupation shut the side down, and it did not take the field again as a recognised national team until 3 June 1992, a 1–1 draw with Slovenia. Mart Poom carried the shirt into England during those rebuilding years, at Arsenal and then Sunderland, and Ragnar Klavan followed a similar path later, at Liverpool and Watford.

Estonia plays its home matches at Lilleküla Stadium in Tallinn, known commercially as the A. Le Coq Arena, in front of a shirt that gave the side its nickname: Blueshirts. The one trophy that keeps returning to Tallinn is the Baltic Cup, won six times, most recently in 2024, with the next title on offer in 2026.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
26 Sep UEFA Nations League Iceland A 1:1 D
9 Jun Baltic Cup Lithuania A 0:1 L
6 Jun Baltic Cup Faroe Islands H 1:0 W
30 Mar FIFA Series Rwanda A 0:2 L
27 Mar FIFA Series Kenya A 1:1 D
18 Nov 2025 Friendlies Cyprus A 4:2 W

Standing

UEFA Nations League

Group stage · Group 4

# Team M W D L Goals Pts
2 Portugal 1 1 0 0 1:0 3
2 Poland 1 0 1 0 0:0 1
2 Estonia 1 0 1 0 1:1 1
3 Denmark 1 0 0 1 2:3 0
3 Bosnia & Herzegovina 1 0 1 0 0:0 1
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Team statistics

matches counted in total: 70
70 Matches
15 wins
16 draws
39 losses
63–127 Goals
−64 Difference
0.9 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 70
15wins: 15 · 21% 16draws: 16 · 22% 39losses: 39 · 55%
wins draws losses
Scored and conceded last matches
18 Nov 2025 · Away Cyprus · 4:2
27 Mar · Away Kenya · 1:1
30 Mar · Away Rwanda · 0:2
6 Jun · Home Faroe Islands · 1:0
9 Jun · Away Lithuania · 0:1
26 Sep · Away Iceland · 1:1
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 70 29 41
Scored 63 31 32
Conceded 127 50 77
Scored per game 0.9 1.1 0.8
Conceded per game 1.8 1.7 1.9
Difference −64 −19 −45

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of Estonia

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
6 EE Rasmus Peetson Defender 31 1
5 EE Erko Jonne Tõugjas Defender 23 1
19 EE Michael Schjønning-Larsen Defender 25 1
12 EE Matvei Igonen Goalkeeper 29 1
3 EE Maksim Paskotši Defender 23 1
8 EE Markus Soomets Midfielder 26 1
2 Märten Kuusk Defender 1
18 Karol Mets Defender 1
17 Martin Miller Midfielder 1
11 Mihkel Ainsalu Midfielder 1
13 Joseph Saliste Defender 1
10 K. Palumets Midfielder 1
15 M. Skvortsov Midfielder 1
4 Mattias Käit Midfielder 1
23 Frank Liivak Midfielder 1
21 Mattias Männilaan Forward 1
16 Alex Matthias Tamm Forward 1
1 Karl Jakob Hein Goalkeeper 1
7 Robi Saarma Midfielder 1
20 Markus Poom Midfielder 1
9 K. Mustmaa Forward 1
14 P. Kristal Midfielder 1
22 Karl Andre Vallner Goalkeeper 1

Fixtures of Estonia

  • 29 Sep · 19:45 Bulgaria A UEFA Nations League
  • 3 Oct · 17:00 Luxembourg H UEFA Nations League

Honours of Estonia

  • Baltic Cup 1929, 1931, 1938, 2020, 2024, 2026 6

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