Ott Tänak and Martin Järveoja at the South Estonia Rally.

Ott Tänak wins South Estonia Rally

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Estonian men's national basketball team.

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The Spanish women's national team in training.

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Women's Euro 2025 finals live on ERR this JulyUpdated 17:07

The 2025 UEFA European Women's Football Championship finals get underway on Wednesday, July 2 in Switzerland. Football fans can watch the action from the tournament all the way up to the final on July 27 live on ETV2 or by following the links in this article.

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The Odesa Seasters pay their respects to the Ukrainian Armed forces before a match.

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A will to win: War and women's football in Ukraine

When Christine Karelska decided to study the politics of football during an international relations course in Tallinn, it raised a few eyebrows. Now assistant to the vice mayor of Odesa, Karelska spoke to ERR News' Michael Cole about her research on women's football in Ukraine and why sports diplomacy is so important during times of war.

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EJL board election in Tallinn which saw Aivar Pohlak re-elected to a sixth consecutive term, Thursday, June 19, 2025.

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Aivar Pohlak re-elected as president of Estonian FA

Aivar Pohlak was re-elected for a sixth term as president of the Estonian Football Association (EJL) at a general assembly held in Tallinn on Thursday afternoon, comfortably beating rival Ragnar Klavan, a former Liverpool F.C. defender, by 68 votes to 34.

The head to head vote on Aivar Pohlak and Ragnar Klavan as next EJL president takes place Thursday afternoon.

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Sports pundit on EJL election : Pohlak's silence vs. Klavan's flawed program

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Aivar Pohlak appointed to top UEFA position

Estonian basketball star Henri Drell to leave Tenerife when contract expires

Estonia to warm up for EuroBasket finals with home game against Great Britain

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Estonian Niina Petrõkina at the end of a phenomenal program in the women's free skate finals at the 2025 ISU European Figure Skating Championships in Tallinn on Friday. January 31, 2025.

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Estonian Niina Petrõkina crowned European figure skating champ in TallinnUpdated 01:37

20-year-old Niina Petrõkina delivered a showstopping program in the women's free skate finals at the ISU European Figure Skating Championships in her hometown of Tallinn on Friday, clinching the gold and making history as the first Estonian to win the European title.