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Esiliiga (Estonia) 2026/27

League Estonia 2026 In progress

Leader Eesti Maaulikooli 5 points

Table

2026
Esiliiga
# Team P W L G ± Pts
1 Eesti Maaulikooli 2 2 0 6:2 +4 5
2 Liider 2 2 0 6:2 +4 5
3 Tallin University 1 1 0 3:0 +3 3
4 Tartu vald 1 1 0 3:0 +3 3
5 Kiili 2 1 1 3:5 -2 2
6 Turi 2 0 2 4:6 -2 2
7 Tallinn 2 0 2 2:6 -4 1
8 Rakvere 0 0 0 0:0 0 0
9 Parnu II 2 0 2 0:6 -6 0

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Matches

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Season in numbers

7 Matches played
27 Sets
3.86 Average per match
4 Home wins
3 Away wins

About

The Estonian Men's Volleyball Esiliiga serves as the second tier of the national men's volleyball structure. Governed by the Estonian Volleyball Federation (EVF), the competition sits directly below the top-flight Meistriliiga and above the third-tier I Liiga. While the precise founding year is unclear, available historical records trace the league's existence back to the 2012/2013 season.

The competitive calendar follows a structured format. Teams engage in a double round-robin regular season, ensuring each club plays every opponent twice. Following the regular campaign, the top eight teams advance to a playoff phase. The champion is decided through a playoff final, which typically takes the form of a best-of-5 series. This structure ensures that the strongest sides from the regular season compete for the ultimate prize.

Tallinna Ülikool has dominated the recent era of the competition. The university team secured four consecutive titles spanning from the 2021/2022 season through to 2024/2025. Their streak included the period immediately following the 2020/2021 season, where the title was not awarded due to the pandemic. This run establishes them as the most successful side of the modern era.

The field includes teams such as Eesti Maaulikooli, Kiili, Liider, Parnu II, Rakvere, and Tallin University. Among these, notable clubs like Tallinna Ülikool, EstNor/Kiili, and Eesti Maaülikool have established strong reputations within the division. The league operates as a vital feeder system, providing a pathway for clubs aiming to reach the Meistriliiga. Although specific promotion and relegation rules are not explicitly detailed in available sources, the hierarchical arrangement implies a clear route for advancement to the higher tier.

Seasons

  • 2026
  • 2025
  • 2024
  • 2023
  • 2022
  • 2021
  • 2020