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  • 13 September 2026, FC Tallinn vs FCI Levadia Tallinn U21, 1-5, Lose
  • 10 September 2026, FC Tallinn vs FC Maardu Linnameeskond, 4-2, Win
  • 03 September 2026, Viimsi JK vs FC Tallinn, 1-2, Win
  • 29 August 2026, FC Tallinn vs JK Nomme Kalju U21, 0-2, Lose
  • 23 August 2026, FCI Levadia Tallinn U21 vs FC Tallinn, 2-1, Lose
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  • 14 September 2026, Tartu JK Welco Elekter vs JK Nomme Kalju U21, 3-0, Lose
  • 10 September 2026, JK Nomme Kalju U21 vs FC Flora Tallinn U21, 1-5, Lose
  • 06 September 2026, FC Elva vs JK Nomme Kalju U21, 1-0, Lose
  • 29 August 2026, FC Tallinn vs JK Nomme Kalju U21, 0-2, Win
  • 23 August 2026, JK Nomme Kalju U21 vs Tartu JK Welco Elekter, 2-4, Lose
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Esiliiga
Esiliiga, Estonia

Kalju U21 earned a 2-0 victory away to FC Tallinn, with their opener arriving at 00:24:43 and a second goal at 01:11:45 to seal the result. Tallinn’s discipline mattered, as the home side saw two players sent off, while Kalju picked up one red card; Tallinn also accumulated fewer fouls (8) than Kalju (16). Corners finished 5-4 in Tallinn’s favour and offside counts were 2 for Tallinn and 3 for Kalju, indicating Tallinn controlled a portion of procurement but could not convert it into goals.

The early 0-1 setback forced Tallinn to chase the game and shape their pressing accordingly, while Kalju maintained a compact, opportunistic approach to counter Tallinn’s attempts. The two red cards for Tallinn disrupted their defensive organization and created breathing space for Kalju to exploit transitions, contributing to Kalju’s clean sheet and second goal without letting Tallinn mount a sustained comeback. Kalju’s willingness to press and transition quickly after disturbances helped them translate discipline into a decisive result.

Defensively, Kalju faced Tallinn’s numerical disadvantage for extended spells and still kept Tallinn largely at bay, which speaks to their compact structure and organisation under pressure. Tallinn’s five corners suggest they produced meaningful territory without converting it into goals, highlighting a gap between territorial superiority and finishing quality against a disciplined opponent. The mismatch between fouls (16 for Kalju, 8 for Tallinn) and single-goal conversion reflects Kalju’s efficiency in limiting high-quality Kyiv-like chances while capitalising on key moments.

From a betting perspective, the red-card differential and the timing of Tallinn’s dismissals were pivotal, underscoring how discipline can swing outcomes even when one side creates more corners or offside opportunities. Kalju’s ability to absorb Tallinn’s pressure after setbacks and still earn a clean sheet points to strong defensive resilience in games with a similar team dynamic. For future fixtures, bettors might weigh the risk of cards as a meaningful variable, especially for Tallinn when facing well-organised countering sides who can exploit transitions after dismissals.

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Form Guide

Lose1-5FC Tallinn vs FCI Levadia Tallinn U21
Win4-2FC Tallinn vs FC Maardu Linnameeskond
Win1-2Viimsi JK vs FC Tallinn
Lose0-2FC Tallinn vs JK Nomme Kalju U21
Lose2-1FCI Levadia Tallinn U21 vs FC Tallinn
PLAYED
5
WINS
2
GOALS
8:12
GOALS / MATCH
1.6
  • FC Tallinn has two wins in its last five matches with a goal difference of 8:12, scoring 1.6 goals average
Lose3-0Tartu JK Welco Elekter vs JK Nomme Kalju U21
Lose1-5JK Nomme Kalju U21 vs FC Flora Tallinn U21
Lose1-0FC Elva vs JK Nomme Kalju U21
Win0-2FC Tallinn vs JK Nomme Kalju U21
Lose2-4JK Nomme Kalju U21 vs Tartu JK Welco Elekter
PLAYED
5
WINS
1
GOALS
5:13
GOALS / MATCH
1
  • JK Nomme Kalju U21 has won only one out of its last five matches with a goal difference of 5:13, scoring 1 goals average

FC Tallinn H2H JK Nomme Kalju U21

Home gameFC Tallinn02JK Nomme Kalju U21Away gameEsiliiga
Away gameFC Tallinn31JK Nomme Kalju U21Home gameEsiliiga
Home gameFC Tallinn63JK Nomme Kalju U21Away gameEsiliiga
Home gameFC Tallinn21JK Nomme Kalju U21Away gameEsiliiga
Away gameFC Tallinn01JK Nomme Kalju U21Home gameEsiliiga
PLAYED
5
WINS
3
GOALS
11:8
GOALS / MATCH
2.20
  • In the last five matches that these two sides meet, FC Tallinn overtook JK Nomme Kalju U21 three times
  • FC Tallinn won three times, lost twice
  • Teams played five times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 11:8; average goals per match – 2.20
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