About SK Tallinna Sport

SK Tallinna Sport was a historic Estonian sports club based in Tallinn, founded in 1912. It became one of the most influential clubs in early Estonian football and was a founding participant of the national championship. In its early years, the club quickly established itself as a dominant force in Estonian sport, also competing in other disciplines such as bandy and ice hockey.

During the interwar period, SK Tallinna Sport was the most successful football club in Estonia. It won multiple national championships, including the very first Estonian league title in 1921, and went on to collect a total of nine league titles before the Soviet occupation. The club also won the Estonian Cup in 1938 and regularly competed against strong European teams in friendly matches, gaining international experience.

After World War II, the club was dissolved following the Soviet occupation, later reappearing in various forms during the Soviet era and briefly after Estonia regained independence. A final attempt to revive the club was made in the 2000s, but it did not last, and SK Tallinna Sport was ultimately dissolved again in 2008, ending its long and historic legacy in Estonian football.