Despite their table-topping league form, Lantana did not supply any players to the Estonian national side.
Under the guidance of the former Estonia national team coach, the team rose from a position of crisis and finished in third place.
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Before the A. Le Coq Arena was built, Kadrioru Stadium was the home ground for the Estonia national team.
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Flint was capped for a second and final time in October, 2010 when he played the entire 90 minutes of England C's 1–0 away win at the Kadriorg Stadium, Tallinn against an Estonia U-23's in the International Challenge Trophy.
Eðvaldsson's father Evald Mikson was a former Estonian international goalkeeper in the 1930s, who was later Deputy Head of the Tallinn Police during the Nazi occupation.