Kalevi Keskstaadioni kunstmuruväljak

Kalevi Keskstaadion in Tallinn holds two football surfaces under one roof of history.

The pitch itself is recent by comparison with the site around it: the synthetic surface went down in 2013, laid to full 101x68 metre dimensions and fitted with floodlights strong enough for evening sessions. JK Tallinna Kalev leans on it for youth and junior football through the year, and Tallinna FC Zapoos, playing in Estonia's fifth tier, calls it home. Kalev's first team also ended up here more than once when the main stadium was unavailable, playing home matches on the artificial surface across 2017 to 2019 and again in 2021 while the senior arena went through reconstruction and separate disputes over its use.

That main stadium reopened in 2022 after work that replaced the running track, refreshed the stands and rebuilt the pitch, but the small artificial ground kept its own rhythm through all of it, hosting junior tournaments such as the Arena Spring Cup and giving Kalev's academy somewhere to train regardless of what was happening next door.