In an exciting Estonian women's futsal championship final, Tallinna Aurora Futsal emerged victorious against Keila JK, winning 5-4 in a penalty shootout after a dramatic 5-5 draw at the end of regular and extra time. The match, held in the neutral Kohila Sports Hall, showcased a thrilling back-and-forth as both teams alternated leads, with Aurora initially going ahead 1-0 before Keila responded to take a lead of 4-3. However, neither team could seal the win in the additional time, leading to the tense shootout.

The winning team, Tallinna Aurora, is led by coach Martin Mee and featured key players such as Sarah Brigitta Elhi and Diana Migalenja, who played crucial roles in their championship run. The intense nature of the final highlights the competitive spirit and talent within women's futsal in Estonia. Meanwhile, Keila JK, who took the silver medal, included several notable players as well, embodying a strong performance throughout the tournament.

This championship win not only marks a significant achievement for Aurora Futsal but also emphasizes the growth and popularity of women's sports in Estonia. With increasing visibility and support, the future of women's futsal in the country looks promising, encouraging more women and girls to participate in the sport.