Roman Grigorchuk grateful for Latvian chance
02.04.09
Roman Grigorchuk may not be a household name in his native Ukraine, but he has forged a reputation as one of the most talented coaches working in Latvia today and, two weeks into the new Virsliga season, he is setting sights on collecting a fourth consecutive title with FK Ventspils.
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Luxembourg get no change from Latvia (+Foto)
02.04.09
Goals from Jurijs Žigajevs and Maris Verpakovskis saw Latvia complete a FIFA World Cup qualifying Group 2 double over their guests following a 4-0 win in Luxembourg on Saturday.
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Latvia ease to victory in Luxembourg (+Foto)
28.03.09
Latvia cruised to a 4-0 victory at the Josy Barthel Stadium in Luxembourg to keep their chances of progressing from 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying Group 2 alive.
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Aleksandrs Starkovs announced 22 candidates for Luxembourg matches
21.03.09
Latvian national football team head coach Aleksandrs Starkovs announced 22 candidates for the World cup qualification matches against Luxembourg.
In total 14 domestic based players have been called up to the national team. More 8 candidates playes abroad.
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TrioBet Baltic League on Facebook. Join and win tickets!
13.03.09
TrioBet Baltic League created its own site on the popular online communication page Facebook and offers everyone who joins in a unique chance to win tickets for the national team games of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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LMT Virsliga 2009 - 9 clubs, 4 rounds
09.03.09
In 2009 the strongest Latvian championship LMT Virsliga will be played in four rounds with nine clubs as financial problems have struck many and effect is seen also in football. In 2008 LMT Virsliga season there were ten clubs in two rounds and then first to six place fought for the medals and seventh to last place fought for staying in the highest division, but the system did not satisfy as second group lost viewers interest and the decision was made not to divide the league anymore.
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Cauna makes his debut in English Coca-Cola Championship
06.03.09
Former Skonto Riga midfielder Aleksandrs Cauna played his first match in English Coca-Cola Championship league on loan at Watford.
Unfortunately on the Latvian’s debut Watford lost 1-2 to Plymouth.
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