RIGA - Only one Baltic team remains in the running for a spot in Europe’s elite club football competition, the UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) Champions League.This season the winners of the three Baltic domestic leagues – Estonian club Flora, Latvian club Skonto and Lithuanian club Ekranas – were all given the opportunity to travel on the long road to qualifying for arguably the world’s leading club football competition.Qualifying just to make the group stage of the Champions League is a drawn out process requiring up to three rounds of qua...
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