Albert le Coq Arena

A. Le Coq Arena stands at the centre of Tallinn's sports complex, a zone defined by the contrast between its own surface and the surrounding artificial turf. The ground is the largest stadium in Estonia and the home of FC Flora, while FCI Levadia arrived in 2019 from Kadriorg Stadium to share the space. It is a venue that has lived through its own changes, most recently a €7 million renovation completed in 2018 to meet UEFA Category 4 standards, which brought the permanent seating to 14,336. Before that, the capacity hovered around 10,300, with temporary stands added for matches of greater importance, such as the 2014 Euro qualifier against England.

The ground has hosted events that sit outside the routine of local football. The UEFA Super Cup final in 2018 saw Atlético Madrid come from behind to beat Real Madrid, and the UEFA European Under-19 Championship final in 2012 was decided here as Spain defeated Greece 1–0. The stadium also welcomed concerts, with performances from Lenny Kravitz and Aerosmith filling the stands long before the top-tier European games arrived. FC Flora has occupied the ground since it opened in 2001, built by the club itself to replace the old facilities and host Estonia's World Cup qualification matches.

The pitch itself remains natural grass, a distinction that separates it from the synthetic surfaces of the training complexes nearby. Nõmme Kalju does not play here regularly but will appear for derbies or European fixtures that require a larger capacity than their own home can provide.