On July 15, a football match took place between youth and youth workers

July 16, 2020

On July 15, a football match, hopefully becoming a tradition, took place at Mart Reinik Stadium between youth and youth workers.

The youth workers kicked off the ball on the field, and a fairly even match began. Such was the impression at first glance. However, the young people quickly scored the first goal, and the first half ended with a score of 3:1 in favor of the youth.
If it was already noticeable at the end of the first half that the youth workers were 'out of breath' and exhausted, it was even more apparent in the second half. The final score of the game was 5:1 in favor of the youth. The award ceremony took place at Lille Youth Center, where the winners received medals and a cup.

The youth team consisted of: Liisa Veddel, Kätliin Maddi, Matheo Nuga, Rasmus Antsi, Ragnar Antsi, Marti J and Uku S.
The TNTK team was represented by: Ana Dvalashvili, Liisi Trumm, Grete Sarap, Elen Hermanson, Kauri Kaljuste, Urban Mislej and Rando-Kristen Kangro.

Heartfelt thanks to our spontaneous judge Tauri Vahesaar!

A big thank you to all players and spectators!

However, the youth workers are now diligently training to get their revenge next year.

Additional information:

Elen Hermanson

Tartu Youth Work Center

elen.hermanson@raad.tartu.ee

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