In an exciting match on Tuesday, Pärnu Vaprus achieved a historic milestone by advancing to the semi-finals of the Tipner Cup for the first time. Competing against Tartu Welco, a team from the second division, Vaprus started strong, taking the lead with a goal from Kevin Aloe in the 41st minute. Mark Anders Lepik extended their advantage shortly after halftime, scoring in the 57th minute. Although Tartu Welco's Johannes Petmanson netted a goal to narrow the gap 15 minutes before the end of regulation, the home team maintained their lead, securing their spot among the final four.

In a parallel match, eight-time champions FC Flora faced off against Nõmme United, where they initially fell behind just four minutes into the game. However, Flora rebounded with a goal from Nikita Kalmõkov in the 51st minute, followed quickly by another from Oscar Pihela three minutes later. Rauno Sappinen capped off the match with a third goal in the 87th minute, ensuring a 3-1 victory for Flora.

The outcomes of Narva Trans versus Viimsi JK and Paide Linnameeskond against Tallinna Kalev will determine the remaining teams to proceed to the next round. As the tournament progresses, Vaprus's success marks a significant achievement for the club, reflecting its growth and competitiveness in the Estonian football landscape.