The 2010–11 Baltic League (known as the ''Triobet Baltic League'' for sponsorship reasons) was a 16-team

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tournament held in the

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. Five top teams from each participating country –

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, and

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– along with the winner of the 2009–10 season played a 4-round and 2 legged (excluding final) play-off style knockout tournament. The competition was held from Autumn 2010 through Summer 2011.

Participating clubs

The clubs were divided into 4 pools depending on the rankings in their domestic leagues: Pool 1 *

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* Ekranas * Levadia * Metalurgs Pool 2 *

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* Sillamäe Kalev * Skonto * Sūduva Pool 3 *

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* Tauras *

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Pool 4 * Banga * Blāzma * Kalju * Olimps/RFS

Play-off Table

Round of 16

Goalscorers

''As of 22 December 2010.'' 3 goals: * Felipe Rodrigues *

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2 goals: 1 goal:

References

External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Baltic League 2010-11 2011 in Estonian football 2011 in Latvian football 2011 in Lithuanian football 2010 in Estonian football 2010 in Latvian football 2010 in Lithuanian football