RIGA - The arrival of spring signals the beginning of another domestic football season in the three Baltic countries, and much like the better-known leagues in Western Europe, expect the same old teams to be dominating the top positions on the ladders come the end of the autumn.However, that is about the only thing the Estonian Meistriliiga, Latvian Virsliga, and Lithuanian A-lyga have in common with their bigger cousins, the English Premier League, La Liga in Spain and the Italian Serie A.With some of the teams filling out the bottom rungs of the Baltic leagues operating at what...
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