FC Vastseliina

FC Vastseliina is an Estonian football club based in Vastseliina. Founded in 2008, they currently play in the III liiga, the fifth tier of Estonian football. Vastseliina Gümnaasiumi jalgpalliväljak is their home stadium.

Vastseliina
Full nameFootball Club Vastseliina
Founded2008
GroundVastseliina Gümnaasiumi jalgpalliväljak, Vastseliina
LeagueIII liiga
2018III liiga, 5th

Players

Current squad
As of 23 May 2017.[1]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  EST Martin Suviste
2 FW  EST Rene Tamm
2 DF  EST Kauri Täht
3 DF  EST Tauri Maidla
4 DF  EST Marek Ansberg
5 MF  EST Sander Pild
6 MF  EST Kristjan Nedo
7 DF  EST Tõnis Uiboupin
8 MF  EST Kristjan Kikkas
9 FW  EST Margus Ader
No. Pos. Nation Player
9 DF  EST Kristjan Kurrikoff
10 MF  EST Marved Silm
14 MF  EST Romet Palmik
17 MF  EST Gaspar Vainula
18 MF  EST Janar Urbanik
22 DF  EST Raul Juur
23 MF  EST Artur Palok
25 MF  EST Jürgen Kuljus
27 DF  EST Olavi Laurson
29 DF  EST Andres Kranich

Statistics

League and Cup
Season Division Pos Teams Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Avg. Att. Top Goalscorer Estonian Cup Notes
2008 IV liiga S 6 12 22 10 2 10 50 46 +4 32 Jürgen Kaur (16) as Vastseliina FC Aspen
2009 4 11 20 10 2 8 39 40 −1 32 20 Jürgen Kaur (9) Second round
2010 10 11 20 4 5 11 23 76 −53 17 11 Kristo Perli (6) Second round
2011 8 9 16 3 3 10 24 44 −20 12 19 Janar Urbanik and Tammo Puura (5) Second round
2012 9 12 22 5 4 13 41 61 −20 19 24 Artur Palok (10) First round
2013 3 12 22 14 1 5 58 27 +31 43 27 Gaspar Vainula (12)
2014 III liiga S 12 12 22 4 0 18 34 68 −34 12 19 4 players (6) First round
2015 12 12 22 3 4 15 45 63 −18 13 22 Erki Alliksoo (12) Fourth round as Vastseliina FC Tannem
2016 3 12 22 13 4 5 74 40 +34 43 32 Erki Alliksoo (24) Fourth round
2017 3 12 22 13 3 6 68 46 +22 42 34 Artur Palok (14) First round as FC Vastseliina
2018 5 12 22 12 3 7 66 58 +8 39 37 Erki Alliksoo (29) Second round

References
  1. "FC Vastseliina (2017)". Estonian Football Association. Retrieved 2 March 2017.
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