Meistriliiga 2000

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Meistriliiga 2000
Meistriliiga logo
master Levadia Maardu FC
Champions League Levadia Maardu FC
Uefa cup FC Flora Tallinn
JK Trans Narva
UI cup FC TVMK Tallinn
Cup winners Levadia Maardu FC
Relegation ↓ FC Kuressaare
Relegated FC Valga Warrior
Teams 8th
Games 112 + 2 relegation games
Gates 364  (ø 3.2 per game)
Top scorer Lithuania 1989Lithuania Egidijus Juška
( FC TVMK Tallinn )
← Meistriliiga 1999
Esiliiga 2000 (II) ↓

The Meistriliiga 2000 was the tenth season of the highest Estonian football division of men. The regular games were played from April 1 to October 29, 2000, the two relegation games on November 5 and 11, 2000.

season

The FC Levadia Maardu could defend the title from last year impressive, with 23 wins and he had 5 draws in any season defeat. It was the club's second championship in history. With the Estonian Cup you could even win the double in 1999 and 2000 twice in a row. As the reigning Estonian champions Levadia failed in the following 2001/02 Champions League season at Bohemians Dublin .

Due to the dissolution of FC Lantana Tallinn at the beginning of the season, FC Lootus Kohtla-Järve came to the Meistriliiga. Lelle SK was replaced by last year's four-placed Esiliiga, FC Valga Warrior . The FC Kuressaare went at the end of the season in the relegation against the former Lelle SK, the name JK Tervis Pärnu took over, and was able to decide for themselves after Pärnu had no eligible players available.

Teams

society city Stadion capacity
FC Flora Tallinn Tallinn Kadrioru stadium 5,000
Tulevik Viljandi Viljandi Viljandi Linnastaadion 2,500
FC Lootus Kohtla-Järve Kohtla-Järve Sportikeskuse Stadium 2,200
Levadia Maardu FC Maardu Linnastaadion 2,000
FC TVMK Tallinn Tallinn Viimsi stadium 2,000
JK Trans Narva Narva Kreenholmi stadium 2,000
FC Kuressaare Kuressaare Kuressaare Linnastaadion 1,600
FC Valga Valga Keskstaadion 0500

Closing table

Location of the clubs of the Meistriliiga 2000
Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. FC Levadia Maardu (M, P)  28  23  5  0 088:200 +68 74
 2. FC Flora Tallinn  28  16  7th  5 051:250 +26 55
 3. FC TVMK Tallinn  28  14th  6th  8th 054:290 +25 48
 4th Tulevik Viljandi  28  12  9  7th 045:340 +11 45
 5. JK Trans Narva  28  12  7th  9 064:400 +24 43
 6th FC Lootus Kohtla-Järve (N)  28  6th  4th  18th 026:540 −28 22nd
 7th FC Kuressaare (N)  28  5  4th  19th 025:680 −43 19th
 8th. FC Valga  28  2  2  24 011:940 −83 08th

Placement criteria: 1st points - 2nd wins - 3rd goal difference - 4th goals scored

  • Estonian champions and participation in the 2001/02 UEFA Champions League first qualifying round
  • Participation in the 2001/02 UEFA Cup qualifying round
  • Participation in the 2001 UEFA Intertoto Cup
  • Participation in the relegation game
  • Relegated to the Esiliiga in 2001
    • (M) reigning master
    (P) reigning cup winner
    (N) Newcomers

    Relegation

    Because of the use in the U-18 team Pärnu Tervis could not fall back on his players and withdrew. FC Kuressaare won the relegation without a fight.

    total First leg Return leg
    JK Parnu Tervis -: - FC Kuressaare -: - -: -

    List of goalscorers

    Pl. player society Gates
    1. Lithuania 1989Lithuania Egidijus Juška FC TVMK Tallinn 24
    EstoniaEstonia Toomas Krõm Levadia Maardu FC
    3. RussiaRussia Maksim Gruznov JK Trans Narva 22nd
    4th LatviaLatvia Vitalijs Teplovs FC TVMK Tallinn 13
    EstoniaEstonia Indro Olumets Levadia Maardu FC
    6th Lithuania 1989Lithuania Marius Dovydėnas JK Tulevik Viljandi 12
    7th EstoniaEstonia Sergei Bragin Levadia Maardu FC 11
    8th. EstoniaEstonia Meelis Rooba FC Flora Tallinn 10
    RussiaRussia Dmitry Lipartov JK Trans Narva

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Estonia 2000 - results and table. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved February 1, 2017 .