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2009–10 Baltic League

Football club tournament held between the top clubs from Baltic states

Football club tournament held between the top clubs from Baltic states

FieldValue
competitionBaltic League
season2009–10
dates22 September 2009 – 4 July 2010
winnersLAT Ventspils (1st title)
matches28
total goals56
league topscorerEST Vjatšeslav Zahovaiko (4 goals)
prevseason2008
nextseason2010–11

The 2009–2010 Baltic League (known as the Triobet Baltic League for sponsorship reasons) is a 16-team football tournament held in the Baltic states. Five top teams from each participating country – Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania – along with the winner of the 2008 season will play a 4 round and 2 legged (excluding final) play-off style knockout tournament. It is held from Autumn 2009 through Summer 2010.

Teams

  • EST Meistriliiga – Levadia (1st), Flora (2nd), Trans (3rd), Kalju (4th), Sillamäe Kalev (5th)
    • Although TVMK initially finished 3rd, they were demoted to 10th place at the end of the season due to severe financial difficulties. The team was later disbanded.
  • LAT Virslīga – Ventspils (1st), Metalurgs (2nd), Skonto (3rd), Dinaburg (4th), Jūrmala (7th)
    • Daugava Daugavpils (5th) merged with Dinaburg FC, with Dinaburg retaining its name. After FK Rīga (6th) went bankrupt Jūrmala were given the freed spot as the next best placed team.
  • LTU A Lyga – Ekranas (1st), Vėtra (3rd), Sūduva (4th), Šiauliai (7th), Tauras (1st I Lyga), Banga (3rd I Lyga)
    • FBK Kaunas (2nd) and FK Atlantas (6th) withdrew from the top league, citing serious differences with the Lithuanian Football Federation. FK Žalgiris (5th) were denied A Lyga license and were demoted to I Lyga. FK Šilutė (8th) were relegated to I Lyga because of their league position. Eventually two I Lyga sides, Tauras and Banga, were awarded the two remaining spots, as they were both promoted to the A Lyga.

Play-off Table

| RD1-team01 = LTU Banga | RD1-team02 = LAT Ventspils | RD1-score01-1 = 0 | RD1-score02-1 = 0 | RD1-score02-2 = 2 | RD1-score01-2 = 1

| RD1-team03 = LAT Dinaburg | RD1-team04 = LTU Vėtra | RD1-score03-1 = 0 | RD1-score04-1 = 0 | RD1-score03-2 = – | RD1-score04-2 = –

| RD1-team05 = LAT Jūrmala-VV | RD1-team06 = LTU Ekranas | RD1-score05-1 = 1 | RD1-score06-1 = 3 | RD1-score05-2 = 1 | RD1-score06-2 = 0

| RD1-team07 = LTU Šiauliai | RD1-team08 = EST Flora | RD1-score07-1 = 1 | RD1-score08-1 = 1 | RD1-score07-2 = 1 | RD1-score08-2 = 3

| RD1-team09 = LTU Tauras | RD1-team10 = EST Levadia | RD1-score09-1 = 1 | RD1-score10-1 = 0 | RD1-score09-2 = 0 | RD1-score10-2 = 3

| RD1-team11 = LTU Sūduva | RD1-team12 = EST Trans | RD1-score11-1 = 2 | RD1-score12-1 = 0 | RD1-score11-2 = 1 | RD1-score12-2 = 1

| RD1-team13 = EST Sillamäe Kalev | RD1-team14 = LAT Skonto | RD1-score13-1 = 1 | RD1-score14-1 = 3 | RD1-score13-2 = 0 | RD1-score14-2 = 1

| RD1-team15 = EST Kalju | RD1-team16 = LAT Metalurgs | RD1-score15-1 = 0 | RD1-score16-1 = 1 | RD1-score15-2 = 2 | RD1-score16-2 = 5

| RD2-team01 = LAT Ventspils | RD2-team02 = LTU Vėtra | RD2-score01-1 = 2 | RD2-score02-1 = 1 | RD2-score01-2 = 1 | RD2-score02-2 = 0

| RD2-team03 = LTU Ekranas | RD2-team04 = EST Flora | RD2-score03-1 = 0 | RD2-score04-1 = 0 | RD2-score03-2 = 1 | RD2-score04-2 = 2

| RD2-team05 = EST Levadia | RD2-team06 = LTU Sūduva | RD2-score05-1 = 0 | RD2-score06-1 = 0 | RD2-score05-2 = 0 | RD2-score06-2 = 1

| RD2-team07 = LAT Skonto | RD2-team08 = LAT Metalurgs | RD2-score07-1 = 0 | RD2-score08-1 = 1 | RD2-score07-2 = 0 | RD2-score08-2 = 1

| RD3-team01 = LAT Ventspils | RD3-team02 = EST Flora | RD3-score01-1 = 2 | RD3-score02-1 = 0 | RD3-score01-2 = 0 | RD3-score02-2 = 0

| RD3-team03 = LTU Sūduva | RD3-team04 = LAT Metalurgs | RD3-score03-1 = 3 | RD3-score04-1 = 0 | RD3-score03-2 = 1 | RD3-score04-2 = 2

| RD4-team01 = LAT Ventspils | RD4-team02 = LTU Sūduva | RD4-score01 = 3 (5) | RD4-score02 = 3 (3)

Round of 16

EEST (UTC+03)

EET (UTC+02)

The second leg match was scratched and Vėtra advanced to the next round as Dinaburg was ejected from the competition for match-fixing.

EEST (UTC+03)

EET (UTC+02)

Antons Jemeļins Vladimirs Kamešs Maksim Smirnov Metalurgs advanced to the next round 6–2 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

Ramūnas Radavičius EET (UTC+02)

Sūduva advanced to the next round 3–1 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

Dominykas Galkevičius EET (UTC+02)

Ekranas advanced to the next round 3–2 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

EET (UTC+02)

Vitali Leitan Konstantin Nahk Levadia advanced to the next round 3–1 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

Nathan Júnior Aleksandrs Cauņa EET (UTC+02)

Skonto advanced to the next round 4–1 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

EET (UTC+02)

Flora advanced to the next round 4–2 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

EET (UTC+02)

João Martins Ventspils advanced to the next round 2–1 on aggregate.

Quarter-finals

EEST (UTC+03)

Sergey Shumilin EEST (UTC+03)

Ventspils advanced to the next round 3–1 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

EEST (UTC+03)

Valeri Minkenen Flora advanced to the next round 2–1 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

EEST (UTC+03)

Sūduva advanced to the next round 1–0 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

EEST (UTC+03)

Metalurgs advanced to the next round 2–0 on aggregate.

Semi-finals

EEST (UTC+03)

Eduards Višņakovs EEST (UTC+03)

Ventspils advanced to the next round 2–0 on aggregate.

EEST (UTC+03)

Karolis Chvedukas Povilas Lukšys EEST (UTC+03)

Genādijs Soloņicins Sūduva advanced to the next round 4–2 on aggregate.

Final

EEST (UTC+03)

Andrius Urbšys Jurijs Žigajevs Michael Tukura Sandro Grande Ričardas Beniušis Andrius Urbšys Ivan Shpakov Alexandru Dedov Michael Tukura Grigori Chirkin

Goalscorers

As of 4 July 2010.

4 goals:

  • EST Vjatšeslav Zahovaiko

3 goals:

  • LAT Viktors Dobrecovs
  • LTU Povilas Lukšys
  • LTU Ričardas Beniušis 2 goals:
  • LTU Andrius Urbšys
  • LTU Dominykas Galkevičius
  • LAT Oskars Kļava
  • RUS Sergey Shumilin 1 goal:
  • RUS Andrey Agafonov
  • LAT Aleksandrs Cauņa
  • LTU Karolis Chvedukas
  • MDA Alexandru Dedov
  • NGA Israel Awenayeri Douglas
  • LTU Vytautas Dragūnevičius
  • EST Alo Dupikov
  • LAT Aleksandrs Fertovs
  • LAT Antons Jemeļins
  • BRA Nathan Júnior
  • LAT Gatis Kalniņš
  • LAT Jurģis Kalns
  • LAT Vladimirs Kamešs
  • LTU Vitalijus Kavaliauskas
  • LTU Mantas Kuklys
  • EST Vitali Leitan
  • EST Deniss Malov
  • POR João Martins
  • FIN Valeri Minkenen
  • EST Konstantin Nahk
  • RUS Aleksey Naumov
  • BRA Felipe Nunes
  • LTU Ramūnas Radavičius
  • LTU Nerijus Radžius
  • LAT Deniss Rakels
  • LAT Vīts Rimkus
  • RUS Ivan Shpakov
  • EST Maksim Smirnov
  • LAT Genādijs Soloņicins
  • LAT Aleksandrs Solovjovs
  • LTU Tadas Špukas
  • EST Aleksandr Tarassenkov
  • NGR Michael Tukura
  • LTU Egidijus Varnas
  • LAT Aleksejs Višņakovs
  • LAT Eduards Višņakovs
  • LAT Jurijs Žigajevs
  • LTU Artūras Žulpa

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