Sillamäe JK DINA played a friendly match against Ararat Tallinn in the new hall of Narva

On February 9, the Sillamäe JK DINA team played a friendly match in the new modern football hall of Narva, where its opponent was the Ararat Tallinn team. This match was an excellent opportunity for the players to test their strength, adapt to new conditions and conduct high-quality preparation for the upcoming season.

The following players took to the field for Sillamäe JK DINA: Kochemba Artjom, Turets Artjom, Alekseev Pavel, Demidenko Daniil, Jakovlev Arseni, Yeshtokin Yan, Karin Arseni, Gornev Aleksandr, Nerovny Daniel, Zuev Arseni, Nazarova Valeria, Sapiro Ksenia and Vatulin Maksim. The team included both experienced players and young talents eager to show their best side.

The match was a tense struggle, both teams demonstrated a good level of preparation and a desire to win. The atmosphere on the field was full of dynamic attacks, competent defense and interesting combinations. The coaching staff had the opportunity to evaluate the tactical developments, the interaction of the players and the level of physical fitness of the team. (The game was filmed live, which is convenient for parents)

It is worth noting the contribution of the young football players, who confidently entered into single combats, demonstrated their technique and were not afraid to take the initiative. The female part of the team - Valeria Nazarova and Ksenia Sapiro - also showed their best side, actively participating in team actions and creating dangerous moments

The new football hall in Narva provided comfortable conditions for the game, allowing the football players to demonstrate a high level of skill. Such matches are an important part of the preparation, allowing you to develop game connections and identify the strengths and weaknesses of the team.

Sillamäe JK DINA will continue a series of friendly matches ahead of the new season. The team strives for progress and development, and this match became an important step on the way to achieving its goals.