Raplamaa

A hundred and fifty seats is not a ground that hides anything from anyone: Raplamaa JK settled there as the club that carried the town's football forward after 2012, when it took up from the local sides that had played under other names before it.

Yellow and blue on a pitch that size means the whole squad is visible at once, which suited the shape of 2016. That year the club won III Liiga West and earned promotion to II Liiga, then went to A. Le Coq Arena for the Estonian Small Cup final and lost 6:3 to Tartu FC Merkuur. The same season, Teet Kallaste scored 23 goals to finish as III Liiga West's top scorer before later moving on to Vändra Vaprus.

Promotion did not hold. Raplamaa dropped back out of II Liiga in 2018. The 2020–21 season brought the closest thing to a second peak: a run to the Estonian Cup semi-final, ended there by FCI Levadia, that season's eventual champions. Kristjan Suurjärv, who came through Flora's youth system and played in the Meistriliiga for Tallinna JK Kalev, took over as head coach for 2025.

Away from cup runs, the games that matter most are against Märjamaa Kompanii, the closest thing Rapla has to a rivalry, informal as it remains. What Raplamaa has not managed, since 2012, is a settled run in II Liiga itself — promotion has come once, and held for less than two seasons.