1993–94 Meistriliiga

Meistriliiga
Season 1993 – 1994
Champions FC Flora Tallinn
Promoted JK Kalev Pärnu
Relegated JK Tervis Pärnu
FC Dünamo Tallinn
JK Maag Tartu
JK Sillamäe Kalev
UEFA Cup FC Flora Tallinn
EC II FC Norma Tallinn
Top goalscorer Maksim Gruznov (21)

The 1993-1994 season in the premier Estonian league, named Meistriliiga, was the third domestic competition since the Baltic nation gained independence from the Soviet Union on 1991-08-20. Twelve teams competed in this edition, with FC Flora Tallinn winning the title for the first in the club history.

Contents

Final table

Pos　 Team P W D L F A Pts
1 FC Norma Tallinn 22 17 2 3 69 11 36[1]
FC Flora Tallinn 22 15 6 1 61 9 36
3 FC Nikol Tallinn 22 15 3 4 49 19 33
4 FC Narva Trans 22 12 6 4 50 16 30
5 Sadam Tallinn 22 11 3 8 38 26 25
6 JK Eesti Põlevkivi Jõhvi 22 9 6 7 39 16 24
7 Spordis ESDAG Tartu 22 6 2 14 22 59 14
8 JK Tervis Pärnu [2] 22 5 2 15 18 47 12
9 FC Dünamo Tallinn 22 5 2 15 25 54 12
10 JK Maag Tartu 22 2 1 19 12 101 5
11 JK Sillamäe Kalev 22 1 1 20 11 97 3
– Tevalte Tallinn 22 15 4 3 70 9 34[3]

Play-off


 Flora [4] 5 – 2 Norma [5]
Zelinski  14'
Linnumäe
Kallaste

Topscorers

Pos　 Name Team Goals
1 Maksim Gruznov FC Narva Trans / FC Tevalte 21
2 Sergei Bragin FC Norma Tallinn / FC Tevalte 19
3 Nikolai Toshtshev FC Narva Trans 14
3 Anatoli Novozhilov FC Tevalte 14
5 Juri Braiko JK Eesti Põlevkivi Jõhvi 10
5 Aleksandr Zhurkin FC Norma Tallinn 10
7 Seppo Vilderson FC Norma Tallinn 9
8 Juri Tshurilkin FC Norma Tallinn 8
8 Andrei Borissov FC Norma Tallinn / FC Tevalte 8
8 Urmas Kirs FC Flora Tallinn 8

Notes

  1. ^ As FC Norma Tallinn and FC Flora Tallinn had equal points, an extra play-off game had to be played to determine the champion.
  2. ^ Four clubs (JK Tervis Pärnu, FC Dünamo Tallinn, JK Maag Tartu and JK Sillamäe Kalev) were relegated to the Esiliiga 1994–95.
  3. ^ Tevalte Tallinn was disqualified after 21 games for alleged corruption. Remaining games were awarded to opponents with 0-0.
  4. ^ First title for Flora
  5. ^ FC Norma Tallinn won the National FA Cup and earned the right to start in the Cup Winners' Cup 1994/95

See also

References

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