Zealot Sporting

Zealot Sporting's two runs in the Estonian Cup tell most of what there is to know about where they stand. In their first attempt, in June 2024, they took JK Viljandi Tulevik to extra time and still went down 1-2. A year later they met FC Tallinn and lost 1-7.

The club was set up in 2024 as a project of students at the Estonian Business School, registered as a non-profit association with Gregor Erik Konsa named as its representative — he also keeps goal for the first team. It is based in Tallinn, but for its debut season it played its home matches across town at Keila, on the artificial turf ground there that holds 500.

That first season went into the III liiga lääs, the fifth tier of Estonian football, where Zealot Sporting finished third with 37 points, six behind both JK Tallinna Kalev Juunior and Kristiine JK, who tied for the top of the table on 52 apiece. Aivo Menken Parts led the line and finished as top scorer with 17 goals, in a squad whose average age sat around 21.

What the club has not settled yet is everything outside results: no colours or nickname have taken hold beyond the name itself, and there is no website, only an email address and a page on social media to reach it by.