The main round of the futsal championship concluded, setting the stage for the quarter-finals. The top two teams, Tallinn FC Bunker and Narva United FC, secured direct entry into the semi-finals due to their outstanding performances throughout the tournament. In the final round, Tallinn FC Bunker defeated Saku Sporting with a score of 5-2, solidifying their victory in the main round.

Narva United FC claimed second place and entered the semi-finals by winning a thrilling match against Sillamäe/Jõhvi Silla FC Phoenix, finishing with a close score of 7-6. The match, held in front of 642 spectators, extended over two hours due to an injury sustained by Sillamäe's player Danil Dikopavlenko, who left the field for medical attention only to return just before the game concluded. His hopeful remarks about a swift recovery following the incident highlighted the intensity of the competition and the players' dedication.

As the championship progresses to the quarter-finals, the excitement among teams and fans alike is palpable. The upcoming matches will determine who continues on the path toward the final, with the performance of both Bunker and Narva United as pivotal to their respective aspirations for the title. The injuries and perseverance displayed during these tense matches also reflect the physical and mental demands faced by the athletes in this fast-paced sport.