Põlva FC Lootos

Põlva FC Lootos
Full name	Põlva Football Club Lootos
Founded	27 October 1994
Ground	Lootospark, Põlva
Capacity	600[1]
President	Annika Aust[2]
Manager	-
League	III Liiga South
2020	III Liiga South, 10th
Website	Club website
Home colours	Away colours

Põlva FC Lootos is an Estonian football club based in Põlva. The club was founded in 1994. Lootospark is their home stadium.

History

The club was founded in 1994. Lootos played their first season in the second division of the Estonian championship. The club was mostly packed with former Põlva SK Serviti players. The traditional colours of Lootos are black and yellow. Club colours are inspired by the kit of German football club BVB. The women's team is more successful in Estonia and have played in the highest level of country Meistriliiga, while the men's team resides in the fifth Division

Stadium

Lootos' home stadium is a recently built 4G artificial ground Lootospark which holds a capacity of 600 and has an under-soil heating system.

Men's team

Current squad

As of 20 December 2020[3]

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	Markus Villako
2	MF	EST	Stefan-Ander Ploom
4	DF	EST	Remi Oper
5	DF	EST	Taavi Tobreluts
6	MF	EST	Carlos-Mathias Vaher
7	FW	EST	Priit Rahuelu
8	MF	EST	Andre Kukk
10	DF	EST	Silver Sütt
11	MF	EST	Kevin Keret Ojaste
12	DF	EST	Maik Kolats
13	DF	EST	Tambet Toim


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
17	MF	EST	Martin Adusoo
20	MF	EST	Tauri Kolk
23	MF	EST	Rene Oper
26	DF	EST	Jürgen Juks
29	DF	EST	Rasmus Mathias Mõttus
30	GK	EST	Rene Kolsar
31	DF	EST	Helander Vist
66	MF	EST	Sten-Markus Meekler
69	GK	EST	Roomet Kõiv
72	FW	EST	Aleksandr Kuturin

Player of the Year

2008 Alar Alve
2009 Alar Alve
2010 Alar Alve
2011 Egon Kasuk
2012 Erik Listmann
2013 Tauri Kolk
2014 Raigo Orti
2015 Priit Rahuelu
2016 Priit Rahuelu
2017 Jürgen Juks
2018 Jürgen Juks
2019 Jürgen Juks

League results since 1994

Season	League	Position	Points	Goals	Notes
1994–95	II league	4	6	16:36
1994–95	II league	DNF	7	9:21	relegation
1995–96	III league South	5	0	11:57	relegation
1995–96	III-IV league play-off	2	12	24:22	promotion
1996–97	III league South	5	3	12:33	relegation
1996–97	III-IV league play-off	1	9	11:2	promotion
1997–98	III league South	6.	6	8:44	relegation
1996–97	III-IV league play-off	5	13	22:29
1998	IV league	6	3	11:47
1999	IV league	2	37	54:40	promotion
2000	III league South	6	4	18:108
2001	III league South	9	16	26:60	relegation
2002	IV league	7	25	38:44
2003	IV league	7	19	33:56
2004	IV league	8.	14	31:61
2005	IV league	4.	37	48:35
2006	IV league	2.	45	69:25	promotion
2007	III league South	5.	38	65:40
2008	III league South	3.	39	79:39
2009	III league South	6.	31	55:54
2010	III league South	3.	47	51:24
2011	III league South	5.	41	70:15
2012	III league South	6.	33	50:52
2013	III league South	8.	30	52:41
2014	III league South	4.	42	49:34
2015	III league South	4.	36	42:33
2016	III league South	10.	16	16:68	relegation
2017	IV league South	5.	21	51:41	promotion
2018	III league South	11.	18	39:72	relegation
2019	IV league South	5.	19	38:60
2020	III league South	10.	14	32:111	relegation

Legend
Color indication
II league tier
III league tier
IV league tier

Women's team

Management

First Team

Position	Staff
Head Coach
Assistant Coach
Captain	Jürgen Juks

Last updated: 20 December 2020
Source:

Team managers history

Position	Staff
1994-1997	Bruno Rammo
1997-1999	Indrek Käo
2000	Kaido-Meinhard Kukli
2001-2002	Gerd Vahtra
2002-2004	Ivan Mihnovitch
2005-2011	Avo Jakovits
2011-2016	Kaido-Meinhard Kukli
2016	Margus Nemvalts
2016	Indrek Käo
2017-2018	Kaido-Meinhard Kukli
2019-2020	Rauno Puusepp