Elron delayed the last train from Tallinn by 25 minutes on Tuesday night so fans leaving Estonia vs Iceland could make the trip home after the Nations League fixture at A. Le Coq Arena.
The last train from Balti jaam was scheduled to leave at 00:10 in the direction of Keila, giving supporters a later option after the match. It was a one-night adjustment tied to the game, not a broader timetable change.
Why the schedule changed
Estonia hosted Iceland in a match that carried real weight in Nations League Group C4. A win would have moved Estonia to the top of the group with two rounds remaining, adding extra interest for fans heading to Tallinn on Tuesday night.
The match schedule was set up to fit the evening crowd, with the festival area and stadium gates opening at 7.45 p.m., teams warming up at 9 p.m., ETV2 coverage starting at 9.30 p.m. and the national anthems performed at 9.35 p.m. Estonia entered the game after a weekend victory over Luxembourg, but captain Karol Mets was unavailable because of suspension.
For supporters, the transport change mattered because it matched the timing of the evening and made it easier to stay for the full match without worrying about missing the final train. It was a small adjustment, but one designed specifically around the flow of a major night at A. Le Coq Arena.
