A. Le Coq Arena Tickets

Stadium facts

A. Le Coq Arena key facts

Home team

Estonia

Capacity

14,336

Opened

2001

Owner

Estonian Football Association (since 2012)

Record attendance

12,424 — Real Madrid 2–4 Atlético Madrid, UEFA Super Cup, 15 August 2018

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

11312

• Andres Oper scored the first goal at the stadium, for Estonia against the Netherlands in June 2001.
• It staged six matches at the 2012 UEFA European Under-19 Championship, including the final.
• Atlético Madrid beat Real Madrid 4–2 after extra time in the 2018 UEFA Super Cup here, in front of a record 12,424.
• It hosted the final of the 2026 UEFA European Under-17 Championship, won by Italy on penalties against Belgium.
• The Estonian Football Association’s purchase of the complex from Flora was later reported to be worth more than €12 million.

History

About A. Le Coq Arena

FC Flora led the project for a new national football stadium after Kadriorg Stadium could no longer meet international standards; the club signed a 99-year lease on wasteland between railway lines and building began in October 2000. The ground opened on 2 June 2001 with a 2002 World Cup qualifier that the Netherlands won 4–2, with the final seats fitted only hours before kick-off. The brewer A. Le Coq bought the naming rights in January 2002, and in 2012 Flora transferred the Lilleküla football complex to the Estonian Football Association. For the 2018 UEFA Super Cup the capacity was raised from 10,340 to 14,336 at a cost of about €7 million.

Seating layout

A. Le Coq Arena seating plan & capacity

The stadium is all-seated with 14,336 seats, plus VIP boxes on the third floor. Home support gathers in the South Stand.

• South Stand (lõunatribüün)

  The home end, used by Flora’s ultras, in sectors 6 and 7.

• North Stand (põhjatribüün)

  Usually holds visiting supporters, in sectors 15 and 16 through gates 7 and 8; it was roofed in the 2016–18 expansion.

• East Stand (idatribüün)

  Holds the VIP seats.

• West Stand (läänetribüün)

  Houses the press seats.

Getting there

How to get to A. Le Coq Arena

A. Le Coq Arena is at 11312, Tallinn, Estonia.

Train

Lilleküla station is a short walk away; trains from the main station by the Old Town take about three minutes.

Bus

Bus 23 from Vabaduse väljak reaches the Kotka stop in about ten minutes; the stadium is through the underpass beneath the railway.

Walk

The Old Town is a little under 30 minutes away on foot.

FAQ

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