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Estonia national football team 2010

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Season
  
2010

Captain
  
Raio Piiroja

2010 Baltic Cup
  
third

Manager
  
Tarmo Rüütli

Home stadium
  
A. Le Coq Arena

UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying
  
third (after 4 rounds)

The 2010 season was the 19th full year of competitive football in the Baltic country as an independent nation.

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Matches

The team played total of thirteen – four UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying, two Baltic Cup and seven friendly – matches, of which they won three, drew four and lost six. They scored thirteen goals, averaging one goal per match, and conceded eighteen in these games.

Estonia vs Finland

It was the farewell match for Indrek Zelinski, who acquired total of 103 caps and 27 goals. Sander Post scored his first international goal, which helped Estonia overcome Finland for the first time in 73 years. Karl Palatu was capped for the first time.

Latvia vs Estonia

Sergei Mošnikov was capped for the first time.

Estonia vs Liechtenstein

Siim Luts was capped for the first time.

China vs Estonia

Rauno Alliku, Markus Jürgenson and Marko Meerits were capped for the first time.

Players

These 38 players were capped during the 2010 season (listed alphabetically):

Goalscorers

4 goals
  • Konstantin Vassiljev (two penalties)
  • 2 goals
  • Ats Purje
  • 1 goals
  • Tarmo Kink
  • Andres Oper
  • Raio Piiroja
  • Sander Post
  • Kaimar Saag
  • Sergei Zenjov
  • Own goal
  • Aleksandar Luković
  • Debutants

  • Karl Palatu (#214) – on 21 May in a friendly match against Finland
  • Sergei Mošnikov (#215) – on 19 June in a Baltic Cup match against Latvia
  • Siim Luts (#216) – on 17 November in a friendly against Liechtenstein
  • Rauno Alliku (#217–218) – on 18 December started in a friendly against China
  • Markus Jürgenson (#217–218) – on 18 December started in a friendly against China
  • Marko Meerits (#219) – on 18 December came on as a substitute in a friendly against China
  • All six were FC Flora Tallinn players at the time of their debuts.

    References

    Estonia national football team 2010 Wikipedia