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FC TVMK
Full name	Football Club Tallinna Vineeri- ja Mööblikombinaat Tallinn
Nickname(s)	Fanera
Founded	1951
Ground	Kadrioru Staadion, Tallinn (Capacity 4,750)
Chairman	Pjotr Sedin
Head Coach	Vjatšeslav Smirnov
League	Meistriliiga
2007	Meistriliiga, 3rd
Home colours 　 Away colours

FC TVMK are an Estonian football club, based in the capital city Tallinn. They won their first Meistriliiga title in 2005. They are also multiple winners of the Estonian Cup. They share their home ground with one of their biggest rivals FC Levadia, both of whom play at the Kadrioru Staadion. Their other rivals include FC Flora.

Contents 1 History 1.1 2006 - a disappointing season 1.2 2005 - the first ever title 2 Achievements 3 FC TVMK in Estonian Football 4 FC TVMK in Europe 5 Current squad 6 Notable Former Players 7 Notable Former Coaches 8 External links

Founded in 1951, TVMK won the Estonian SSR title in 1990 and the league and cup double the following year, the last title before Estonia regained its independence.

Since then and up until 1997, the club has played under different names.

After winning the title a year before, FC TVMK were left out of the contention the year after. During pre-season they lost several key players to other clubs, club top scorers Tarmo Neemelo and Ingemar Teever left for clubs playing in the Allsvenskan, Maksim Smirnov and Deniss Malov left for rivals FC Levadia. They did sign a few players, the most important one would have been the Latvian league proven goalscorer Viktors Dobrecovs and also Tarmo Neemelo came back on loan after a troubled start in Sweden, but lacked form the entire season. Vyacheslav Bulavin continued as the head coach, but was sacked in mid-season, with former Russian international Sergei Yuran taking over. The fortunes didn't change much though, and the highlights of the season were winning the Estonian Cup and Estonian Super Cup. They didn't have success in the UEFA Champions League either, going down in the first qualifying round against Icelandic champions FH Hafnarfjördur. Yuran left for FC Shinnik Yaroslavl at the end of the season with Vjatsheslav Smirnov being promoted to head coach from inside the club.

2005 was a glorious season for FC TVMK in the Meistriliiga with winning the first ever championship title. The team was led by Andrei Borissov, Tomas Rimas, Tarmo Neemelo, Ingemar Teever. FC TVMK went out of the UEFA Cup first qualifying round narrowly by losing to Finnish outfit MyPa with Tarmo Neemelo receiving a red card for kicking out at an opponent in the second leg on away soil.

• Meistriliiga: (1)

2005

• Estonian Cup: (2)

2003, 2006

• Estonian Super Cup: (2)

2005, 2006

Year	League	Position	Goals +/-	Points
93/94(2)	I	-(1)	+61(1)	49(1)
94/95	-	-	-	-
95/96(3)	I	5	+1	20
96/97(4)	I	3	+3	22
97/98	I	6	-16	14
1998	I	6	-12	13
1999	I	5	-17	30
2000	I	3	+25	48
2001	I	2	+47	56
2002	I	3	+55	53
2003	I	2	+56	65
2004	I	2	+60	63
2005	I	1	+117	95
2006	I	4	+46	72
2007	I	3	+80	79
2008	I

⁽¹⁾ Disqualified for alleged match-fixing
⁽²⁾ As Tevalte Tallinn
⁽³⁾ As Tevalte/Marlekor Tallinn
⁽⁴⁾ As Marlekor Tallinn

• 1Q = 1st Qualifying Round

Season	Cup	Round	Country	Club	Score
2001	Intertoto Cup	1Q		Hapoel Haifa	0-2, 0-3
2002/03	UEFA Cup	1Q		Dinamo Tbilisi	1-4, 0-1
2003/04	UEFA Cup	1Q		Odense BK	1-1, 0-3
2004/05	UEFA Cup	1Q		ÍA Akranes	2-4, 1-2
2005/06	UEFA Cup	1Q		MyPa	1-1, 0-1
2006/07	Champions League	1Q		FH Hafnarfjörður	2-3, 1-1
2007	Intertoto Cup	1R		Honka Espoo	0-0, 2-4

No. Position Player 1 GK Vitali Teleš 2 DF Vladislavs Gabovs 3 DF Aleksandr Volodin 4 DF Tomas Rimas 5 DF Jevgenijs Kachanovs 6 DF Erko Saviauk 7 MF Kert Haavistu 8 MF Andrei Borissov 9 MF Andris Kuvšinovs 10 FW Viktors Dobrecovs 11 MF Andrei Antonov 12 MF Nikolai Mašitšev 14 MF Markus Jürgenson

No. Position Player 15 DF Eduard Sarajev 17 DF Vadim Seero 18 FW Oliver Konsa 19 MF Mikk Haavistu 20 MF Rasmus Tomson 21 MF Artur Ossipov 23 FW Vladislav Gussev 24 FW Sergei Zenjov 25 FW Aleksandr Kulatšenko 29 MF Sergei Terehhov 56 GK Antons Trifonovs –– MF Aivar Anniste

• Aleksandr Dmitrijev
• Egidijus Juška
• Andrei Krasnopjorov
• Andrei Krõlov
• Liivo Leetma
• Tarmo Neemelo
• Maksim Smirnov
• Andrei Stepanov
• Ingemar Teever

See also: Cat:FC TVMK players

• Sergei Yuran
• Vyacheslav Bulavin

• (English) (Estonian) (Russian) Official website

Meistriliiga 2008 clubs v • d • e
2007 Champion: Levadia Tallinn Flora Tallinn | Kalju Nõmme | Kalev Sillamäe | Kalev Tallinn | Levadia Tallinn | Maag Tammeka Tartu | Trans Narva | Tulevik Viljandi | TVMK Tallinn | Vaprus Pärnu
Baltic League 2007
Winners Liepājas Metalurgs Runners-Up FK Ventspils Eliminated in Semi-finals FK Ekranas • FBK Kaunas Eliminated in Quarter-finals Skonto Riga • Narva Trans • FK Vėtra • FK Žalgiris Vilnius Eliminated in Group Stage Dinaburg FC • FC Flora • FC Levadia • FC TVMK
UEFA Intertoto Cup 2007 v • d • e
Aalborg1 • Ararat Yerevan • Atlético Madrid1 • Baku • Birkirkara • Blackburn Rovers • Cherno More • Chornomorets Odessa • Cliftonville • Cork City • Dacia Chişinău • Differdange 03 • Dinaburg • Ethnikos Achna • Gent • Gloria Bistriţa • Grbalj • Hajduk Kula • Hamburg1 • Hammarby • Honka • Klaksvík • Legia Warsaw • Leiria• Lens • Llanelli • Maccabi Haifa • Makedonija ĞP • Maribor • OFI Crete • Oţelul Galaţi • Rapid Wien • Rubin Kazan • Sampdoria • Sant Julià • Shakhtyor • Slavija • Slovan Bratislava • Slovan Liberec • St. Gallen • Tobol • Trabzonspor • TVMK • Utrecht • Valur • Vėtra • Vllaznia • Zagreb • Zalaegerszeg • Zestaponi 1Currently in UEFA Cup
Football in Estonia v • d • e
Leagues: Meistriliiga (Premier League) | Esiliiga (First League) | II liiga (Second League) | III liiga (Third League) | IV liiga (Fourth League) Other competitions: Estonian Cup | Estonian SuperCup Miscellaneous: Estonian Football Association | National team | Women's national team | Under-21 National team | Estonian Footballer of the Year | Clubs | Footballers | Stadiums