Estonia national football team 1920
The 1920 season was the first year of competitive football in the Baltic country as an independent nation.
| Season | 1920 |
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| Manager | — |
| Captain | Heinrich Paal |
| Matches played | 1 |
1921 → | |
Matches
The team only played one game in their first year. It was the first time Estonian players played on grass field, as the local teams only played on gravel covered pitches at the time.[1] For Finland, it was the 12th official match.[1]
Players
Debutants
These 13 players were capped in the first match:[1]
- #1–#11: Ernst Joll, Elmar Klaos, Arnold Kuulman, Heinrich Paal, Rudolf Paal, Arnold Pihlak, Artur Prunn, Karl Ree, Gustav Sepp, Otto Silber, Oskar Üpraus
- #12–#13: Raimond Põder, Vladimir Tell
gollark: I like the cave's randomness because it's the same for everyone. Two people viewing the cave at the same time see the same thing.
gollark: I'm not against random chance in itself. I'm against randomness distributing one of the game's most valuable thingies.
gollark: Especially due to the lack of significant participation and lack of any skill.
gollark: I, and many others, find the random raffle unfun.
gollark: Balanced as in "players are generally roughly equal in ability to get things" is, I believe, a good goal.
References
- "Soome – Eesti 6:0" [Finland - Estonia 6:0]. Jalgpallihaigla. Retrieved 29 April 2011.
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