Estonia women's national football team

Estonia

Nickname

Association

Estonian Football Association

Head coach

Juri Saar

FIFA code

EST

FIFA ranking

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The women's national team of Estonia is controlled by the Estonian Football Association. The team is compromised of players from the domestic league.

[edit] Squad

Hannaliis Jaadla (12.07.1986) - JK Tammeka Tartu
Kaidi Jekimova (28.06.1979) - FC Levadia Tallinn
Marina Karžetskaja (17.06.1973) - FC Levadia Tallinn
Aljona Malets (06.05.1987) - FC Levadia Tallinn
Elis Meetua (20.06.1979) - Pärnu JK
Anastassia Morkovkina (06.04.1981) - Pärnu JK
Ave Pajo (09.07.1984) - JK Tallinna Kalev
Kaire Palmaru (11.08.1984) - Pärnu JK
Karina Puks (25.11.1988) - JK Tammeka Tartu
Heleri Saar (16.11.1979) - Pärnu JK
Liis Saharov (30.08.1980) - FC Flora Tallinn
Aljona Sasova (11.02.1988) - FC Levadia Tallinn
Annika Sillaots (08.03.1986) - Pärnu JK
Margarita Žernosekova (29.01.1988) - Pärnu JK
Inna Zlidnis (18.04.1990) - FC Levadia Tallinn
Olga Tšuiko (18.07.1988) - Pärnu JK
Reelika Vaher (30.08.1978) - FC Levadia Tallinn
Monika Vehlmann (15.12.1980) - FC Flora Tallinn
Kethy Õunpuu (04.12.1987) - JK Tallinna Kalev
Varje Tugim (28.07.1978) - Pärnu JK

Football in Estonia

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Stadiums • Women's national team • U-21 national team • Estonian Footballer of the Year

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Africa: CAF – Women's Championship

North America: CONCACAF – Women's Gold Cup

South America: CONMEBOL – Sudamericano Femenino

Oceania: OFC – Women's Championship

Europe: UEFA – Women's Championship

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