Swedish Under-19 Football Championships

Malmö FF U18 beat Karlslunds IF U18 with 1–0 on aggregate.[1]

[3] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Patrik Asp —  SWE Thomas Cervin —  SWE Deval Eminovski —  SWE Jonnie Fedel —  SWE Göran Hellryd —  SWE Peter Jönsson —  SWE Hans Lewicki

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Peter Möller —  SWE Caspar Pauckstadt —  SWE Peter Smolek —  SWE Stefan Ståhl —  SWE Mikael Svensson —  SWE Ronny Svensson

IFK Sundsvall U18 beat IFK Eskilstuna U18 with 6–6 on aggregate, away goals.[1]

[4] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Mikael Brundin —  SWE Jan Eriksson —  SWE Lars Eriksson —  SWE Patrik Jonsson —  SWE Peter Hellström —  SWE Mats Kantkainen —  SWE Mikael Karlsson —  SWE Mikael Knapp

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Olle Gidlund —  SWE Stig Lindgren —  SWE Mats Olausson —  SWE Ola Persson —  SWE Thomas Sjöbom —  SWE Patrik Svensson —  SWE Mats Vallin —  SWE Lars-Åke Vikman

Örebro SK U18 beat IFK Mora U18 with 4–3 on aggregate.[1]

[5] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Niklas Aronsson —  SWE Kenneth Blomberg —  SWE Patrik Dahlqvist —  SWE Jonas Engvall —  SWE Per Fridman —  SWE Håkan Hellgren —  SWE Mikael Juhler —  SWE Anders Källqvist

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Joakim Larsson —  SWE Stefan Nilsson —  SWE Jan Nordström —  SWE Per Öberg —  SWE Peter Olsson —  SWE Thomas Törnqvist —  SWE Per Widerström

IFK Eskilstuna U18 beat IF Brommapojkarna U18 with 4–2 on aggregate.[1]

Kennet Andersson was part of IFK Eskilstuna U18's Swedish champion team of 1985.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Kennet Andersson —  SWE Johan Brodd —  SWE Göran Carlsson —  SWE Johan Eriksson —  SWE Torbjörn Jonsson —  SWE Magnus Karlsson —  SWE Patric Karlsson

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Jan-Olof Larsson —  SWE Tommie Lindberg —  SWE Håkan Ljunqvist —  SWE Johan Orrholm —  SWE Magnus Ramqvist —  SWE Rickard Thomsen —  SWE Patric Wistrand

IFK Göteborg U18 beat Malmö FF U18.[1]

IFK Göteborg U18 beat IFK Sundsvall U18.[1]

IFK Göteborg U18 beat Malmö FF U18.[1]

IF Brommapojkarna U18 beat Malmö FF U18.[1]

Lundby IF U18 beat Djurgårdens IF U18 with 3–0.[1]

IFK Norrköping U18 beat IFK Göteborg U18 with 3–0.[1]

Helsingborgs IF U18 beat IK Oddevold U18 with 4–2.[1]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Petter Arenhag —  SWE Magnus Berndt —  SWE Magnus Christensson —  SWE Goce Dimitrioski —  SWE Mattias Eriksson —  SWE Andreas Hallengren —  SWE Marcus Johannesson —  SWE John Lundkvist

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Fredy Pedrotti —  SWE Kim Persson —  SWE Mikael Persson —  SWE Örjan Rasmusson —  SWE Christoffer Skoog —  SWE Thomas Svensson —  SWE Alexander Tannus —  SWE Per Vig

Malmö FF U18 beat IFK Göteborg U18 with 4–2 a.e.t.[1]

Djurgårdens IF U18 beat Halmstads BK U18 with 1–0.[1]

[6] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — FW  SWE Fredrik Amanius — MF  SWE Martin Åslund — FW  SWE Mustafa Demirtas — MF  SWE Claes Eriksson — MF  SWE Marcos Gimenez — GK  SWE John Grankvist — FW  SWE Christian Gröning — DF  SWE Linus Hedberg

No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  SWE Johan Hult — FW  SWE Teo Johansson — DF  SWE Jimmy Munoz — GK  SWE Magnus Nilsson — DF  SWE Andreas Öhman — DF  SWE Isaias Saavedra — MF  SWE Jens Silvander

Gunnilse IS U18 beat IFK Göteborg U18 with 1–0.[1]

IFK Göteborg U18 beat Malmö FF U18 with 2–0.[1]

IFK Göteborg U18 beat BK Forward U18 with 1–0.[1]

IFK Göteborg U18 v BK Forward U18

Final	IFK Göteborg U18	1–0	BK Forward U18	Varberg
	Karlsson  89'

Patrik Karlsson was part of IFK Göteborg U18's Swedish champion team of 1997.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — FW  SWE Patric Andersson — FW  SWE Jacob Ardenfors — DF  SWE Patricio Congiu — MF  SWE Isak Fredén-Klenfält — MF  SWE Thomas Heed — DF  SWE Patrik Höglund — MF  SWE Roberto Incorvia — MF  SWE Henrik Johansson — GK  SWE Martin Johansson

No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  SWE Sebastian Johansson — DF  SWE Max Jönsson — MF  SWE Patrik Karlsson — DF  SWE Daniel Lindberg — FW  SWE Jonas Lundén — MF  SWE Mattias Lundström — MF  SWE Amir Norifad — DF  SWE Alexander Petras — GK  SWE Carl-Johan Starkenberg

Malmö FF U18 beat Djurgårdens IF U18 with 3–0.[1]

IFK Göteborg U18 beat IK Sirius U18 with 4–1.[1]

Västra Frölunda IF U18 beat Halmstads BK U18 with 5–0.[1]

Malmö FF U18 beat Västra Frölunda IF U18 with 3–1.[7]

Malmö FF U18 v Västra Frölunda IF U18

Final	Malmö FF U18	3–1	Västra Frölunda IF U18
	Jönsson  7' (pen) Rendin  34', 77'	Report	Westerberg  39'	Attendance: 620 Referee: Klas Karlsson

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Patrik Åkesson —  SWE Joze Barbir —  SWE Billy Berntsson —  SWE Björn Dahlin —  SWE Anders Ekelund —  SWE Patrik Eklund —  SWE Max Fuxberg —  SWE Jon Jönsson

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Jakob Höök —  SWE Darko Lukanović —  SWE Michael Perski —  SWE Thommie Persson —  SWE Daniel Pode —  SWE Jesper Rendin —  SWE Tim Strömberg —  SWE Kristian Wilczak

Örgryte IS U18 beat Västra Frölunda IF U18 with 5–3.[8]

Örgryte IS U18 v Västra Frölunda IF U18

27 October 2002 Final	Örgryte IS U18	5–2	Västra Frölunda IF U18	Höganäs
14:15	Mwila  11', 78' Pederssen  16' Zhubi  33' Löfgren  89'	Report	Lundquist  38' Westerberg  55'	Referee: Roger Persson

Djurgårdens IF U18 beat Malmö FF U18 with 2–1.[9]

Malmö FF U18 v Djurgårdens IF U18

31 October 2010 Final	Malmö FF U18	1–2	Djurgårdens IF U18	Solna
19:15	Dode  60'	Report	Dimitriadis  62' Varnava  75'	Stadium: Skytteholms IP Attendance: 715 Referee: Daniel Persson

Panajotis Dimitriadis was part of Djurgårdens IF U18's Swedish champion team of 2003.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Patrick Amoah —  SWE Martin Arnbom —  SWE Erik Berglund —  SWE Joseph Caspillo —  SWE Panajotis Dimitriadis —  SWE Jonathan Halef —  SWE Henrik Holmström —  SWE Emre Kaya

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Eldin Kozica —  SWE Viktor Larsson —  SWE Adam Kihlman —  SWE Simon Senci —  SWE Mtaka Simba —  SWE Linus Smedjegården —  SWE Adam Sobkowiak —  SWE Andreas Varnava

AIK U18 beat Västra Frölunda IF U18 with 1–0.[10]

AIK U18 v Västra Frölunda IF U18

5 November 2004 Final	AIK U18	1–0	Västra Frölunda IF U18	Solna
19:15	Nouri  71'	Report		Stadium: Skytteholms IP Attendance: 750 Referee: Daniel Persson

Per Karlsson was part of AIK U18's Swedish champion team of 2004.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Robert Åhman-Persson —  SWE Pierre Bengtsson —  SWE Admir Ćatović —  SWE Tommy Dagostino —  SWE David Eriksson —  SWE Patrik Grönvall —  SWE Anders Hamberg —  SWE Fredrik Ingel —  SWE Christian Jörnsved —  SWE Per Karlsson

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Daniel Lindqvist —  SWE Jimmy Magnusson —  SWE Brwa Nouri —  SWE Oskar Smedstad —  SWE Chiharu Stocklassa —  SWE Kweeku Turkson —  SWE Johan Vega —  SWE Jesper Winzerling —  SWE Peyman Zarifnejad

BK Häcken U18 beat Hammarby IF U18 with 5–1.[11]

Hammarby IF U18 v BK Häcken U18

28 October 2005 Final	Hammarby IF U18	1–5	BK Häcken U18	Solna
19:15	Gustafsson  1'	Report	Wahlström  26' D. Larsson  42' (56), pen' (73) Carlsson  62'	Stadium: Skytteholms IP Attendance: 532 Referee: Patrik Malmberg

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Nicklas Andersson —  SWE Tobias Andersson —  SWE Hannes Bäckström —  SWE Isa Bagci —  SWE Magnus Berglöv —  SWE Anders Carlsson —  SWE Andre Dagerud —  SWE Ivo Enmalm —  SWE Piero Gatica Alvares

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Alexander Hysén —  SWE Jakob Karlgren —  SWE Daniel Larsson —  SWE Patrik Larsson —  SWE Ali Sanduvac —  SWE Sebastian Siring —  SWE Tom Söderberg —  SWE Niklas Talph —  SWE Emil Wahlström

IF Brommapojkarna U18 beat Malmö FF U18 with 4–0.[12]

Malmö FF U18 v IF Brommapojkarna U18

28 October 2006 Final	Malmö FF U18	0–4	IF Brommapojkarna U18	Malmö
13:00		Report	Ayrancı  16' Johansson  44', 55' Malm  76'	Stadium: Malmö Stadion Attendance: 718 Referee: Andreas Ekberg

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Sinan Ayrancı —  SWE Michael Almebäck —  SWE Mauricio Albornoz —  SWE Joakim Cassepierre —  SWE Anton Cerderling —  SWE Max Clauss —  SWE Albin Ekdal —  SWE Ted Fontér —  SWE Axel Johansson

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Dan Larenius —  SWE Rohon Khan —  SWE Rickard Malm —  SWE Roland Mendy —  SWE Kristoffer Nordfeldt —  SWE Claudio Rojas Flores —  SWE Hemin Sadi —  SWE Daniel Sleyman —  SWE Marcus Törnstrand

AIK U18 beat IF Elfsborg U18 with 3–1.[13]

AIK U18 v IF Elfsborg U18

28 October 2007 Final	AIK U18	3–1	IF Elfsborg U18	Solna
14:00	Sundgren  61' Lundberg  68' Englund  80'	Report	Zarkovic  26'	Stadium: Skytteholms IP Attendance: 1,124 Referee: Patrik Malmberg

Viktor Lundberg was part of AIK U18's Swedish champion team of 2007.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Viktor Ahlin —  SWE Arsham Aghaei —  SWE Daniel Alderstad —  SWE Oscar Englund —  SWE Christoffer Eriksson —  SWE Magnus Eriksson —  SWE David Gustafsson —  SWE Jonas Gustafsson —  SWE Fredrik Helenius —  SWE Emil Karanunda

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Jesper Lindgren —  SWE Viktor Lundberg —  SWE Pontus Näsström —  SWE Filip Terland —  SWE Sotirios Papagiannopoulos —  SWE Viktor Samuelsson —  SWE Daniel Sundgren —  SWE Yunus Ünver

IF Brommapojkarna U18 beat Vasalunds IF U18 with 3–0.[14]

IF Brommapojkarna U18 v Vasalunds IF U18

26 October 2008 Final	IF Brommapojkarna U18	3–0	Vasalunds IF U18	Stockholm
13:00	Bahoui  43', 92' Rojas Flores  62'	Report		Stadium: Grimsta IP Attendance: 547 Referee: Johan Krantz

Tim Björkström was part of IF Brommapojkarna U18's Swedish champion team of 2008.

Serge-Junior Martinsson Ngouali was part of IF Brommapojkarna U18's Swedish champion team of 2008.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Daniel Ålund —  SWE Pontus Åsbrink —  SWE Anders Bååth-Sjöblom —  SWE Nabil Bahoui —  SWE Yasaar Bildama —  SWE Tim Björkström —  SWE Joakim Cassepierre —  SWE Anton Cederling —  SWE Joakim Cronelöv —  SWE Hampus Jönsson —  SWE Robert Kjellman

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Karl Larsson —  SWE Elliot Lindberg —  SWE Serge-Junior Martinsson Ngouali —  SWE Sami Nador-Tabacyinski —  SWE Tom Nymark —  SWE Claudio Rojas Flores —  SWE Gustav Sandberg Magnusson —  SWE Stefan Silva —  SWE Martin Une Larsson —  SWE Max Ung —  SWE Jonathan Widlund

IF Elfsborg U19 beat Hammarby Fotboll U19 with 6–0.[15]

Hammarby Fotboll U19 v IF Elfsborg U19

31 October 2009 Final	Hammarby Fotboll U19	0–6	IF Elfsborg U19	Stockholm
13:00		Report	A. Wede  4' (pen), 78' C. Wede  55' Rennie  64', 68' Rohdén  74'	Stadium: Hammarby IP Attendance: 536 Referee: Johan Krantz

Johan Larsson was part of IF Elfsborg U19's Swedish champion team of 2009.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Andreas Andersson —  SWE Martin Carlsson —  SWE Briar Faraj —  SWE Jesper Florén —  SWE Egzon Hapaschtic —  SWE Oscar Hiljemark —  SWE Niklas Hult —  SWE Anton Lans

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Johan Larsson —  SWE Erik Norwing —  SWE Andreas Nyberg —  LBR Amadaiya Rennie —  SWE Marcus Rohdén —  SWE Anton Wede —  SWE Calle Wede —  SWE Richard Yarsuvat

Malmö FF U19 beat Djurgårdens IF U19 with 1–0.[16]

Emil Bergström was part of Djurgårdens IF U19's runner-up team of 2010.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 2  SWE Rtawi Mecconen 3  SWE Philip Sparrdal Mantilla 4  SWE Emil Bergström 5  SWE Simon Strand 6  SWE Philip Hellquist 7  SRB Danilo Kuzmanović 8  SWE Joakim Alriksson 9  SWE Carl Björk 10  SWE Trimi Makolli

No. Pos. Nation Player 11  SWE Adam Kasa 12  SWE Sasa Matic 13  SWE Marco Rönning 14  SWE Adam Martinez 15  SWE Paul Lindqvist 16  SWE Zak Eklund 17  SWE Keivan Keshavarz 18  SWE Nemanja Bacic 30  SWE Christoffer Matwiejew

Filip Helander was part of Malmö FF U19's Swedish champion team of 2010.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Hicham Ali —  SWE Muamet Asanovski —  SWE Alexander Blomqvist —  SWE Emil Borg —  SWE Skerdilaid Gashi —  SWE Metin Hamid —  SWE Filip Helander —  SWE Dino Islamovic —  SWE Pontus Jansson —  SWE Kristoffer Jeppsson — GK  SWE Dejan Garaca —  SWE Pa Konate —  SWE Simon Kroon

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Tobias Lewicki —  SWE Tobias Malm —  SWE Joel Mårtensson —  SWE Omid Nazari —  SWE Alexander Nilsson —  SWE Georgios Papavramidis —  SWE Erik Persson —  SWE Dardan Rexhepi —  SWE Egzon Sekiraca —  SWE Filip Stenström —  SWE Tobias Uddenäs —  SWE Jetmir Useinovski

BK Häcken U19 beat Kalmar FF U19 with 4–1.[17]

BK Häcken U19 v Kalmar FF U19

30 October 2011 Final	BK Häcken U19	4–1	Kalmar FF U19	Gothenburg
13:00	Jakobsson  33' Jonasson Westermark  55' (60) Lewicki  73'	Report	Hoang  26'	Stadium: Valhalla IP Attendance: 630 Referee: Diako Behnam

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Hosam Aiesh —  SWE Andreas Almroth —  SWE Hampus Andersson —  SWE Axel Jakobsson —  SWE Daniel Janevski —  SWE David Johansson —  SWE Pontus Johansson —  SWE Jesper Jonasson Westermark —  SWE Erol Jusuf

No. Pos. Nation Player —  SWE Ismail Kurt —  SWE Oscar Lewicki —  BRA Maranhão —  SWE Hampus Palmqvist —  SWE Emilio Rossi —  SWE Teodor Söderberg —  SWE Eduard Zuta —  SWE Leonard Zuta

Halmstads BK U19 beat Hammarby IF U19 with 5–3.[18]