Levadia Tallinn U19 put six past Johvi FC Lokomotiv in Esiliiga B goal rush

Levadia Tallinn U19 delivered a statement attacking display on 6 September 2026, thrashing Johvi FC Lokomotiv 6-2 in an action-packed Esiliiga B encounter. The match, played at 17:30, saw the young Levadia side produce a relentless offensive performance that overwhelmed their visitors, keeping the home fans thoroughly entertained from start to finish.

Match overview

Levadia Tallinn’s academy has long been regarded as one of the most productive in Estonian football, and this fixture demonstrated exactly why. The U19 side moved through the gears quickly, establishing control of the midfield and creating a steady stream of chances against a Johvi Lokomotiv defense that struggled to cope with the tempo. By the final whistle, Levadia had scored six times, while Johvi did manage to grab two consolation goals to give the scoreline a slightly more respectable look.

Key moments and attacking flow

Levadia’s goals came from a mix of well-worked team moves, set-piece delivery, and individual quality in the final third. Their pressing game forced several errors in the Johvi backline, and the home side took full advantage of every opportunity that fell their way. Johvi FC Lokomotiv showed their own fighting spirit, particularly on the counter-attack, but their defensive frailty against a sharp Levadia forward line ultimately proved decisive.

The result ensures Levadia Tallinn U19 pick up three valuable points in the Esiliiga B standings, strengthening their case in a highly competitive development league designed to bridge the gap between youth football and the senior levels in Estonia.

What the result means

For Levadia Tallinn U19, this kind of scoreline underlines the strength of their current age group and provides head coach with plenty of positives to build on. For Johvi FC Lokomotiv, the heavy defeat is a clear reminder of the standard required at this level, but their two goals showed they are still capable of posing an attacking threat.

Esiliiga B continues to provide a real platform for young players across Estonia, with Levadia’s own pathway through to the main Levadia Tallinn first team remaining among the most well-trodden routes in the country.