Estonian football championship 1942

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Estonian football championship 1942
master Tartu PS (1st title)
Cup winners SK Tallinna Sport
Teams 5
Games 20  (of which 16 played)
Gates 72  (ø 4.5 per game)
Estonian football championship 1939/40

The Estonian football championship was played for the 20th time in 1942 as the highest Estonian football division of men. In June 1941 the German Wehrmacht had started Operation Barbarossa , which is why there was no gaming operation in 1941. In 1942 the championship was held under German occupation. In the 1942 season, after a qualifying round that was divided into four groups, 5 clubs competed against each other in 16 of a total of 20 planned games. Each team should play once at home and away against every other team. However, it was canceled during the finals. The Tartu PS (Tartu Politsei Spordiring) was thereby prematurely Estonian champions.

Location of the clubs

1 round

In the first round, the winners could qualify for the finals. The first round was divided into the groups North (Põhja), South (Lõuna), East (Ida) and Central Estonia (Kesk). Clubs in bold could qualify.

North Region (Põhja)

South (Lõuna)

East (Ida)

Central Estonia (Kesk)

2nd round

table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Tartu PS  7th  4th  1  2 015:110  +4 09: 50
 2. JS Estonia Tallinn  7th  4th  0  3 017:110  +6 08: 60
 3. JK Tervis Pärnu  7th  3  1  3 021:170  +4 07: 70
 4th Narva SK  4th  2  0  2 009: 800  +1 04: 40
 5. Tallinna SK  7th  2  0  5 010:250 −15 04:10
Stand: Final stand
Legend
1942 season
Estonian champion

The Tartu PS championship team

(All players in the team were taken into account)

1. Tartu PS

Web links

literature

Individual evidence

  1. 20. EESTI MEISTRIVÕISTLUSED spordiinfo.ee (Estonian)