FC Levadia Tallinn emerged relatively recently onto the Estonian football scene, founded in 1998. From the capital city of Tallinn, the club quickly established itself as a significant entity within the country’s football landscape, making its presence felt from its earliest days.

Their home ground is the A. Le Coq Arena, a significant stadium in Estonia with a capacity for 14405 fans. This venue also serves as the national stadium, a clear indication of Levadia’s prominent standing in Estonian football and its role in the sport’s infrastructure.

As one of Tallinn’s key footballing institutions, Levadia continues to play an important part in the sport’s development and representation from Estonia’s capital, both domestically and in its broader European context.