Viiimsi and Tallinna Kalev met in the Esiliiga A regular season on 3 August, with the visitors claiming a 2:1 win in Tartu. The result leaves Viiimsi second on 50 points from 28 games, while Kalev remain seventh on 36 points after ten wins, six draws and twelve defeats.
Timoska opened the scoring for the hosts twenty-six minutes in, but Milk responded just seven minutes later to put the visitors ahead. It looked as though Viiimsi might salvage something when Timoska found the net again sixty-one minutes in, and here's the thing — the comeback never quite took off.
The hosts dominated possession at sixty-one per cent and registered 278 attacks compared to 143, but efficiency told a different story. Viiimsi hit four shots on target from eight attempts off target, while Kalev converted two of their four attempts on target. To be fair, the visitors were clinical when it mattered.
Viiimsi won seven corners to Kalev's four and earned sixteen free kicks against nineteen, but the yellow cards told of a different kind of struggle. Five bookings for the hosts compared to three for the visitors suggested frustration in the middle of the park.
By then, Viiimsi had already ground out a 3:0 win against Nõmme United II two weeks ago and a 4:0 victory over Nõmme United U19, so the loss feels heavier than the points alone suggest. Kalev's recent form included an 8:0 thrashing of Tammeka U19, which raises questions about whether this result was a fluke or a statement.