Läti Virsliga 05/01 15:30 10 [9] Metta/LU v Valmieras FK [3] D 1-1
Läti Virsliga 04/26 15:00 9 [8] Metta/LU v FK Auda [6] L 1-3
Läti Virsliga 04/21 11:00 8 [8] Metta/LU v Riga FC [2] L 1-2
Läti Virsliga 04/17 16:30 7 [2] Rīgas FS v Metta/LU [6] L 2-0
Läti Virsliga 04/13 13:00 6 [9] SC Grobiņas v Metta/LU [6] L 3-0
Läti Virsliga 04/08 14:00 5 [4] Tukums 2000 v Metta/LU [6] D 0-0
Läti Virsliga 04/03 14:00 4 [5] Metta/LU v BFC Daugavpils [2] L 0-1
Läti Virsliga 03/29 14:00 3 [7] FS Jelgava v Metta/LU [5] W 0-1
Läti Virsliga 03/16 11:00 2 [9] Metta/LU v FK Liepāja [9] W 2-0
Läti Virsliga 03/10 13:00 1 [5] Metta/LU v Valmieras FK [5] L 0-2
Euroopa sõpruskohtumised 02/14 10:30 - Paide Linnameeskond v Metta/LU L 6-2
Euroopa sõpruskohtumised 02/11 15:30 - Tartu JK Tammeka v Metta/LU D 3-3
Euroopa sõpruskohtumised 02/03 17:00 - Metta/LU v Parnu JK Vaprus D 0-0
Euroopa sõpruskohtumised 01/20 12:00 - FC Kuressaare v Metta/LU W 1-3
Läti - play-off'id 11/25 11:00 1 Skanstes SK v Metta/LU W 1-2
Läti Virsliga 11/22 16:00 1 Metta/LU v Skanstes SK W 6-1
Läti Virsliga 11/11 11:00 36 [2] Rīgas FS v Metta/LU [9] L 1-0
Läti Virsliga 11/05 11:00 35 [9] Metta/LU v Riga FC [1] L 1-3
Läti Virsliga 10/29 11:00 34 [9] Metta/LU v Valmieras FK [4] W 4-1
Läti Virsliga 10/22 10:00 33 [9] Metta/LU v FS Jelgava [6] L 0-1
Läti Virsliga 10/08 10:00 32 [9] Metta/LU v SK Super Nova [10] L 0-1
Läti Virsliga 09/29 15:00 31 [9] BFC Daugavpils v Metta/LU [8] L 4-2
Läti Virsliga 09/23 11:00 30 [8] Metta/LU v Tukums 2000 [7] D 1-1
Läti Virsliga 09/15 15:00 29 [4] FK Auda v Metta/LU [7] L 3-1
Läti Virsliga 09/02 13:00 28 [7] Metta/LU v FK Liepāja [3] D 1-1
Läti Virsliga 08/27 14:00 27 [2] Rīgas FS v Metta/LU [7] L 5-0
Läti Virsliga 08/13 17:00 26 [1] Riga FC v Metta/LU [6] L 1-0
Läti Virsliga 08/06 15:00 34 [5] Valmieras FK v Metta/LU [6] L Postponed
Läti Virsliga 07/31 15:00 24 [6] Metta/LU v FS Jelgava [9] L 0-1
Läti Virsliga 07/29 13:00 24 Metta/LU v FK Jelgava - Postponed

Wikipedia - FK Metta

FK Metta (also called FK Metta/Latvijas Universitāte from 2007 till the end of 2018 season) is a professional Latvian football club in Riga. As of 2012 they play in the Latvian Higher League. Metta play their home games at Daugava Stadium. Until June 2018, their home venue was the Riga Hanza Secondary School Stadium.

History

FS Metta was officially founded on May 2, 2006, though the club had been active in youth tournaments since 2000. In 2007 FS Metta and University of Latvia (Latvijas Universitāte) merged as a senior professional team and participated in the Latvian Championship first division (Traffic 1. līga). They finished the season in the fourth position. The club remained at the same level for the next four seasons. Though a professional club, Metta retained the prefix FS (Futbola Skola), since their policy was to invest in youth players. In 2011 Metta won the Latvian First League championship and were automatically promoted to the Latvian Higher League – the top tier of Latvian football.

The affiliation with the university provides the club with a greater financial backing and the players with the opportunity, if wanted, to study at the most prestigious Latvian University. The club was created with the aim to gather the greatest youth talents from across the country and surrounding areas to build and shape them into expensive players for sale to bigger clubs.

In 2020 FK Metta were the youngest top-tier team in Europe. At the end of the season, the team's average age was 19,5.

In September 2020, FK Metta forward Raimonds Krollis made his debut for the Latvia national football team. He became the first-ever player that has gone through the whole FK Metta academy and played for the Senior national team.

Patron of the University of Latvia

Football school "Metta" is a silver patron of the University of Latvia Foundation. They have supported the University of Latvia since 2016, donating to the football system and scholarships.

Participation in Latvian Championships

Season Division (Name) Pos./Teams Pl. W D L GS GA P Latvian Football Cup
2007 2nd (1.līga) 4/(16) 30 18 7 5 67 23 61 1/8 finals
2008 2nd (1.līga) 5/(15) 28 13 9 6 43 27 48 1/8 finals
2009 2nd (1.līga) 6/(14) 26 13 6 7 47 19 45 Not Held
2010 2nd (1.līga) 5/(12) 22 10 6 6 42 25 36 1/8 finals
2011 2nd (1.līga) 1/(13) 24 17 5 2 61 14 56 1/8 finals
2012 1st (Virslīga) 8(10) 36 7 8 21 39 82 29 1/8 finals
2013 1st (Virslīga) 9(10) 27 4 7 16 15 47 19 1/16 finals
2014 1st (Virslīga) 9(10) 36 3 7 26 26 69 16 1/16 finals
2015 1st (Virslīga) 7(8) 24 3 3 18 19 56 12 1/4 finals
2016 1st (Virslīga) 7(8) 28 8 6 14 32 47 30 1/4 finals
2017 1st (Virslīga) 7(8) 24 3 6 15 21 46 15 1/4 finals
2018 1st (Virslīga) 7(8) 28 5 4 19 24 52 19 1/2 finals
2019 1st (Virslīga) 9(9) 32 6 8 18 35 60 26 1/8 finals
2020 1st (Virslīga) 9(10) 27 4 4 19 22 55 16 1/8 finals
Metta/LU on Läti jalgpalliklubi, mis tegutseb Riias. Klubi asutati 2007. aastal nimega FK Auda ja 2012. aastal liitus see Läti kõrgliigaga. 2014. aastal nimetati klubi ümber FK Mettaks. 2019. aastal ühines Metta Läti Ülikooliga (LU) ja sai nimeks Metta/LU.

Metta/LU kodustaadion on Hanzas Vidzemes Arēna, mis mahutab 2 804 pealtvaatajat. Klubi on võitnud ühe Läti karika (2022) ja ühe Läti superkarika (2023).

Metta/LU on osalenud ka UEFA Euroopa Liigas ja UEFA Euroopa Konverentsi Liigas, kuid ei ole veel ühtegi vooru ületanud.

Klubi peatreener on Viktors Morozs.