A. Le Coq Arena

The stadium in Lilleküla keeps a name from its beer sponsor now, designed by the architect Haldo Oravas. The commercial name came a few months later, in January 2002, when the A. Le Coq brewery signed on.

What changed the place most was the work carried out between 2016 and 2018, when UEFA's requirements pushed capacity up to its current 14,336 seats at a cost of around seven million euros. That reconstruction is the dividing line in the ground's history.

Two Tallinn clubs share the pitch. Flora Tallinn have called it home since it opened in 2001; Levadia Tallinn arrived only in 2019, following the national team across the city from Kadriorg. The record crowd dates to a World Cup qualifier on 12 October 2008, when 7,000 turned out to watch Estonia go down 0–3 to Spain — but the largest this ground has drawn for a football match.

Outside of league fixtures, the arena has also hosted touring acts, with Lenny Kravitz playing in 2005, Aerosmith in 2007 and Scooter in 2013, a reminder that for much of the year the pitch shares its calendar with a stage.