Estonian SuperCup

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The Estonian SuperCup is a one-match competition, held annually between last year's Meistriliiga champion and current year's Estonian Cup winner. Reigning champion is Trans Narva.

[edit] Finals

• 2008 Narva Trans - FC Levadia Tallinn 4:1
• 2007 Narva Trans - FC Levadia Tallinn 2:1
• 2006 FC TVMK Tallinn - FC Flora Tallinn 1:1, pen. 3:2
• 2005 FC TVMK Tallinn - FC Levadia Tallinn 1:0
• 2004 FC Flora Tallinn - FC Levadia Tallinn 2:1
• 2003 FC Flora Tallinn - FC TVMK Tallinn aet. 3:1
• 2002 FC Flora Tallinn - FC Levadia Tallinn 1:1, pen. 4:2
• 2001 Maardu Levadia - Narva Trans 2:0 ; 3:1
• 2000 Maardu Levadia - JK Viljandi Tulevik 1:1 aet. 2:1
• 1999 Maardu Levadia - FC Flora Tallinn 4:1
• 1998 FC Flora Tallinn - Tallinna Sadam 2-2 aet. 3:2
• 1997-98 FC Lantana Tallinn - Tallinna Sadam 3:0
• 1996-97 Tallinna Sadam - FC Lantana Tallinn 3:2

[edit] Performance By Club

Club	Winners	Winning Years
FC Flora	4	1998, 2002, 2003, 2004
FC Levadia	3	1999, 2000, 2001
Narva Trans	2	2007, 2008
FC TVMK	1	2006
FC Lantana (Includes Nikol)	1	1997-98
Tallinna Sadam	1	1996-97

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