Estonia v Israel

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Friday 6 Jun 2025

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21:45 Local Time

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A. Le Coq Arena • 

Tallinn, EstoniaShow on map

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The Football team of Estonia, nicknamed the "Blue, Black and Whites," has a history spanning over a century, making its international debut in 1920. The team competes in various prestigious competitions such as the UEFA European Championship and the FIFA World Cup. With a talented roster of players, Estonia has achieved notable success, achieving its highest FIFA ranking in 2012 at 47th place. Some key players to watch out for on the team include Konstantin Vassiljev, who holds the record for most caps and goals for the national team, and Ragnar Klavan, who has played for top clubs such as Liverpool and AC Milan. Their home stadium, the A. Le Coq Arena, is a state-of-the-art facility with a capacity of over 14,000 and is known for its lively atmosphere during matches. With a dedicated fan base and a strong history in international competitions, the Estonian Football team continues to strive for success on the field.

The A. Le Coq Arena0 National Football Team, also known as the Blue and Whites, represents A. Le Coq Arena0 in international football competitions. Founded in 1928, the team is managed by the Israeli Football Association. They have competed in various tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA European Championship. A. Le Coq Arena0 has had some notable achievements, such as winning the AFC Asian Cup in 1964 and qualifying for the World Cup in 1970. Some prominent players to have donned the blue and white kit include Eran Zahavi, Tomer Hemed, and Maor Melikson. The team's home ground is the A. Le Coq Arena0 Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem, which has a capacity of 31,733. With a strong history and talented players, the A. Le Coq Arena0 National Football Team continues to strive for success and make their country proud on the international stage.