2009–10 Estonian Cup

The 2009–10 Estonian Cup was the twentieth season of the Estonian football knockout tournament organized by Estonian Football Association. Winners of the cup qualified for the second qualifying round of the 2010–11 UEFA Europa League. The defending champions were Flora Tallinn.

Clubs participating

A&A Kinnisvara aaMeraaS Ajax Lasnamäe Alko Aspen Atletik Atli 2 EBS Elva 2 Esteve Eston Villa Fauna Flora Järva-Jaani Flora Rakvere Flora Tallinn 2 Ganvix Guwalda Haiba Hansa Utd HansaNet.ee HaServ Hell Hunt Igiliikur Jalgpallihaigla Kadakas Kaitseliit 2 Kalju 2 3 Keskerakond 2 Kristiine Koeru Kose Kotkad Kuressaare 2 3 Legion Levadia Lootos Lootus Maaülikool Metec Metropool Navi Nõmme Utd Noorus 96 Olympic Orbiit Otepää Paide 2 Piraaja Premium 2 Püsivus Quattromed Rada 2 Reaal Reliikvia Saue Sillamäe Kalev 2 Soccernet Tabasalu 2 Tabivere Tallinna Kalev Tamme Auto 2 Tammeka 2 Tapa Toompea 2 Trans Tulevik 2 Twister Velldoris Võru Warrior

First round

!colspan="3" align="center"|N/A

!colspan="3" align="center"|4 July

!colspan="3" align="center"|17 July

!colspan="3" align="center"|21 July

!colspan="3" align="center"|22 July

!colspan="3" align="center"|29 July

Notes ‡ Tamme Auto Kiviõli II withdrew from the competition before the dates were drawn. Sources:

Teams with bye Levadia, Flora II, Otepää, Noorus 96, Esteve, Olympic, Hell Hunt, Keskerakond, Toompea, Quattromed, Metec, Püsivus, Keskerakond II, Kalev Tallinn, Piraaja, Twister, Tammeka, Flora, aaMeraaS, Aspen, Toompea 1994, Soccernet, Eston Villa, Kuressaare, Elva II, HansaNet.ee, Tabasalu, A&A Kinnisvara, Rada II, Tamme Auto, Velldoris, Orbiit, Lootos, Rada, Elva, Nõmme United, Koeru, Navi, Kristiine, FCF Järva-Jaani.

Second round

!colspan="3" align="center"|N/A

!colspan="3" align="center"|4 August

!colspan="3" align="center"|5 August

!colspan="3" align="center"|11 August

!colspan="3" align="center"|13 August

!colspan="3" align="center"|19 August

!colspan="3" align="center"|25 August

!colspan="3" align="center"|26 August

!colspan="3" align="center"|2 September

Notes ‡ Navi Vutiselts withdrew from the competition before the dates were announced. Sources:

Third round

!colspan="3" align="center"|1 September

!colspan="3" align="center"|2 September

!colspan="3" align="center"|8 September

!colspan="3" align="center"|9 September

!colspan="3" align="center"|16 September

!colspan="3" align="center"|30 September

!colspan="3" align="center"|6 October

Fourth round

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

References

External links Official site