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Tartu JK Tammeka

Tartu, Estonia · Premium liiga · Tartu Tamme Stadium

This season

Premium liiga 5th 34 points behind the leaders, FCI Levadia
Points50
Games33
W · D · L16·2·15
Goals47:52
Form · most recent first Win Tammeka 5:1 Narva Trans Defeat Flora 2:0 Tammeka Defeat Paide 2:1 Tammeka Win Tammeka 4:0 Nõmme United Win Tammeka 4:1 Viimsi JK

Honours

1

Esiliiga 2nd tier

2004

Next game

Meistriliiga
Levadia vs Tammeka

Tuesday 27 October · 18:00 Riga time · away

Fixtures

  • Sat 31/10 · 14:30 Tammeka vs Harju Meistriliiga
  • Sat 07/11 · 12:30 Tammeka vs Vaprus Meistriliiga

Latest results

23/10
Meistriliiga
Tammeka 5:1 Narva Trans Win
18/10
Meistriliiga
Flora 2:0 Tammeka Defeat
14/10
Meistriliiga
Paide 2:1 Tammeka Defeat
10/10
Meistriliiga
Tammeka 4:0 Nõmme United Win
02/10
Cup
Tammeka 4:1 Viimsi JK Win
20/09
Meistriliiga
Tammeka 1:3 Nõmme Kalju Defeat

Premium liiga

33 games
1 FCI Levadia 33 +66 84
2 Paide 33 +14 60
3 FC Flora 33 +16 58
4 Nõmme Kalju 32 +21 51
5 Tammeka 33 -5 50
6 Harju 34 -1 47
7 Pärnu Vaprus 33 -22 36
8 Kuressaare 33 -18 35
9 Nõmme United 33 -22 34
10 Narva Trans 33 -49 20

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About the club

Tartu JK Tammeka is a professional football club based in Tartu. The club was founded in 1989, shortly before Estonia regained independence. Initially, it was only a youth football club by Hillar Otto, Avo Jakovits and Heino Ligi. Blue and white were chosen as team colours, derived from the colours of the flag of the independent Estonia as direct statement of support for the Estonian independence movement.

Even though the club was founded in 1989, they joined the Estonian football pyramid only in 2000. Securing back to back promotions in their first two seasons they made it to the Esiliiga, where, following two unsuccessful seasons of attempting promotion to the top tier, they finally won the Esiliiga in 2004.

In 2007, Tammeka merged with city rivals Maag in an effort to establish a club in Tartu which could try to challenge the big Tallinn clubs. This project did not go well and, after the 2008 season, Tammeka continued to operate as an independent club.

In the summer of 2009, the team was acquired by Babak Ashfar and his wife Jane Afshar, the latter of whom was appointed the club president. The new owners did not prove to be all that great, however, and Tammeka were denied Premium liiga license in 2014 due to unmet financial obligations. In the end, the license was granted to the team’s academy, Jalgpallikool Tammeka, ensuring continuation of Tartu Tammeka but as a new legal entity. The team is currently managed by Marti Pahn.