Football in Sweden
England and Scotland were the main sources of inspiration and it is thus not strange that football gained popularity fast, with the first agreement of rules made in 1885 by the clubs active in Gothenburg, Stockholm and Visby.Which 64 teams from the lower divisions that get to play is decided by the number of licensed players in the football districts.The Sweden women's national football team was once leading in the development of women's football and won the unofficial European Championships in 1984, a success the team has not managed to repeat, however, it won a silver in the 2003 World Cup.Swedish football began to have regular seasons from 1924 on, when Allsvenskan started.The last five seasons: The current Swedish Champions title is held by the winners of Allsvenskan.The last five holders of the title: The following teams have advanced to elimination rounds in the European Cup.
Swedish football (code)SwedenFIFA World CupUEFA European ChampionshipUEFA Nations LeagueAllsvenskanDamallsvenskanSuperettanDivision 1Division 2Division 3Division 4Division 5Division 6Division 7Division 8Svenska CupenSvenska Cupen (women)FIFA Club World CupUEFA Champions LeagueUEFA Women's Champions LeagueUEFA Europa LeagueUEFA Conference LeagueUEFA Super CupStrawberry ArenaAssociation footballSwedish Football AssociationSwedish national teamgymnasticsEnglandScotlandGothenburgStockholmSvenska MästerskapetÖrgryte ISIFK associationsSwedish football league systemSweden men's national football teamSweden women's national football teamNorway1958 World Cup1948 Summer Olympicswomen's footballEuropean Championships2003 World CupIFK GöteborgUEFA CupMalmö FFEuropean CupUmeå IKUEFA Women's CupDjurgårdens IF DamTyresö FFSeasons in Swedish footballSvenska SerienList of Swedish football championsIFK NorrköpingMalmöÅtvidabergs FFÅtvidabergDjurgårdens IFWomen's football in Sweden1978–791985–86Djurgården1955–56IFK Malmö1960–611974–751984–851988–891994–951992–931996–971997–981999–2000Helsingborgs IF2000–012014–152015–16, 2021-20211981–821986–872007–08Östersund2017–182018–192019–20FC RosengårdLinköpings FCKopparbergs/Göteborg FCKIF Örebro DFFNational stadiumTele2 ArenaHammarbyStadionFootball in StockholmList of football stadiums in SwedenDistrict Football AssociationsSwedish Professional Football LeaguesElite Football WomenFutsalWomen'sLeague systemElitettanSvenska SupercupenMen's clubsWomen's clubsList of Svenska Cupen finalsList of venuesRecords and statisticsDerbiesBK HäckenDegerfors IFHalmstads BKHammarby IFIF BrommapojkarnaIF ElfsborgIFK VärnamoIK SiriusMjällby AIFÖsters IFAFC EskilstunaAssyriska FFBillingsfors IKBK DerbyBrynäs IF