The Estonian national futsal team (U19) celebrated their victory with a dinner at the sports centre in kohvik DINA

After an impressive victory in the last match, the Estonian U19 national futsal team gathered for a celebratory dinner at the cosy kohvik DINA in the centre of Sillamäe. This event was not only an opportunity to celebrate success, but also a moment of unity between the team, coaches and staff.

The match, which ended with the victory of Estonian juniors, was a vivid example of co-ordinated team play. The young athletes demonstrated a high level of skill, tactical competence and fighting spirit. The support of the fans who came to the arena added confidence to the team, which is especially important for young players.

The national coach noted:

‘We are proud of every player. This victory is the result of hard work in training and striving for perfection. Moments like this inspire us to continue to develop and move forward.’

Celebration dinner

After the match the team went to kohvik DINA - a popular place among the residents and guests of Sillamäe. Cosy atmosphere of the cafe, varied menu and hospitality of the staff made the evening special.

Team unity

The dinner was not only a celebration, but also an important part of team spirit building. Players, coaching staff and federation representatives gathered round the table. Talking about the match, joking and discussing future plans created an atmosphere of unity and support.

Future plans

Winning this match is an important step for the Estonian U19 national team, but there is still a lot of work ahead. The team is preparing for the next tournaments, where they plan to show an even higher level of play.

The victory of the Estonian U19 national team is not only a sporting achievement, but also an inspiration for all the young players in the country. The evening at kohvik DINA was a fitting end to a busy day that will be remembered by every member of the team.

Estonia is proud of its young athletes and believes in their future success on the international stage.