Paide captured the Premium Liiga silver medal following a 2-2 stalemate with Flora on the last matchday of the campaign. This outcome additionally secured the club a berth in the upcoming summer’s UEFA Conference League qualifying fixtures.
An all-time high attendance of 862 spectators attended the fixture at Paide kunstmuruväljak, establishing a fresh spectator milestone for a home league encounter by Paide. The event held unique significance for Henrik Ojamaa, who had revealed his departure from professional playing a few days prior to the fixture.
Following the final whistle, the Estonian attacker conversed with Baltic Football News regarding the event and Paide’s rally after dropping into a 2-0 deficit.
“This is a great memory to take with me, a lot of good emotions today,” Ojamaa stated. “I’m very happy that the attendance record was beaten. I could really feel the support of the fans even through difficult periods of the game as we were 2-0 down. I’m very happy that we pulled back the two goals and that we also defended well in the end.”
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