Tartu JK Maag Tammeka 19–0 Zealot Sporting | Estonian Cup
July 25, 2026 – Tartu linnastaadion, Tartu

In one of the most one‑sided matches in Estonian Cup history, Tartu JK Maag Tammeka obliterated minnows Zealot Sporting by a staggering 19‑0 scoreline on Saturday. The First Division side were simply ruthless from start to finish, with five different players scoring multiple goals in what became a record‑setting demolition.

Match Summary

The game was effectively over within the opening quarter of an hour. Tammeka raced to a 5‑0 lead by the 14th minute, thanks to a hat‑trick from striker Kris Kask and a brace from winger Siim Luts. The relentless pressure never let up, and by half‑time the score had ballooned to 11‑0.

The second half offered no respite. Tammeka’s attacking quartet continued to tear through a bewildered Zealot defence, which managed just one shot all evening – a tame effort from 30 yards that was easily gathered. The 19th and final goal arrived in the 89th minute when substitute Mairo Tamm tapped in from close range.

Key Performances

• Kris Kask – 5 goals. The 22‑year‑old forward was unplayable, scoring with headers, volleys and a penalty.
• Siim Luts – 4 goals plus 3 assists. His direct running from the left flank caused havoc.
• Ragnar Raudsepp – Hat‑trick (3 goals) and provided two assists in a midfield masterclass.
• Marko Meerits – 2 goals and 4 assists from right‑back – a remarkable attacking contribution.
• Joonas Järveläinen – 3 goals off the bench in the second half.

Historical Context

The 19‑0 scoreline is the joint‑largest win in Estonian Cup history, equalling the record set by FC Flora in 2008. It also marks Tammeka’s biggest ever victory in a competitive fixture. Zealot Sporting, a club from the fourth tier, were completely outclassed, but the result also highlights the gulf in resources between the top two divisions and regional amateur sides in the Estonian pyramid.

What Next?

Tammeka advance to the second round of the Estonian Cup, where they will face another lower‑league opponent – FC Jõgeva Wolves. For Zealot Sporting, the focus returns to league survival in the II liiga, where they currently sit 10th. The club will hope this heavy defeat does not dent morale ahead of a crucial relegation battle next week.