In a decisive Livonian Cup match held in the northern capital, Riga's football team triumphed over Tallinn's Flora with a score of 3:0. The match showcased a dominant performance by Riga, with Antoni Kontrerass scoring in the 16th minute after a quick offensive attack. Režinaldu Ramiriss added another goal in the 30th minute, setting a strong foundation for the team's victory. In the second half, Kontrerass sealed the win with his second goal just ten minutes before the end of the match, emphasizing Riga's offensive prowess.

This edition of the Livonian Cup was significant, as it not only highlighted the ongoing competitive spirit between Latvia and Estonia but also continued a historical tradition that involves clubs from these nations. The Livonian Cup has been contested multiple times since its revival, with previous editions taking place in various years, including 2003, 2004, and recently in 2023 and 2024. The cup itself holds historical relevance as it was inspired by the Livonian Order and has undergone various revivals over the years, reflecting the shared sports culture between these Baltic states.

The victory is especially notable as it comes just after RFS's triumph in December 2024, where they also defeated Flora with the same scoreline of 3:0. Riga’s success in this match solidifies its status in regional football and keeps the competitive tension alive between Latvian and Estonian football teams, making the Livonian Cup an event worth watching in the future.