Svenska Cupen

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Svenska Cupen (the "Swedish Cup") is the main Swedish football Cup. The winners qualify for the UEFA Cup.

Each year (since the new rules with less teams came), 98 teams compete, comprising the 14 teams from Allsvenskan (the All Swedish League - first level of Swedish football) and the 16 teams of Superettan (the Super Division 1 - second level of Swedish football) together with 68 teams from lower (district) series.

A separate Svenska Cupen exists for women's football (soccer).

Contents

[edit] Rounds and teams

  • First round - 68 teams (level 3 and below)
  • Second round - 64 teams (34 from first round + the Allsvenskan and the Superettan teams)
  • Third round - 32 teams
  • Fourth round - 16 teams
  • Fifth round - quarter finals
  • Sixth round - semi finals
  • Seventh round - final

Winner qualifies for the qualification round of the UEFA Cup.

[edit] How district teams qualify

There are a number of districts in the Swedish football organization, and each of them receives a number of spots in the Swedish Cup, due to how many licensed players they have. For an example, Värmlands FF receives three spots and Västergötlands FF receives seven spots.

[edit] Previous winners

Year Winner Runners-up
1941 Hälsingborgs IF (1) IK Sleipner
1942 GAIS (1) IF Elfsborg
1943 IFK Norrköping (1) AIK
1944 Malmö FF (1) IFK Norrköping
1945 IFK Norrköping (2) Malmö FF
1946 Malmö FF (2) Åtvidabergs FF
1947 Malmö FF (3) AIK
1948 Råå IF (1) BK Kenty
1949 AIK (1) Landskrona BoIS
1950 AIK (2) Hälsingborgs IF
1951 Malmö FF (4) Djurgårdens IF
1952 No competition
1953 Malmö FF (5) IFK Norrköping
195466 No competition
1967 Malmö FF (6) IFK Norrköping
196869 IFK Norrköping (3) AIK
196970 Åtvidabergs FF (1) Sandvikens IF
197071 Åtvidabergs FF (2) Malmö FF
197172 Landskrona BoIS (1) IFK Norrköping
197273 Malmö FF (7) Åtvidabergs FF
197374 Malmö FF (8) Östers IF
197475 Malmö FF (9) Djurgårdens IF
197576 AIK (3) Landskrona BoIS
197677 Östers IF (1) Hammarby IF
197778 Malmö FF (10) Kalmar FF
197879 IFK Göteborg (1) Åtvidabergs FF
197980 Malmö FF (11) IK Brage
198081 Kalmar FF (1) IF Elfsborg
198182 IFK Göteborg (2) Östers IF
198283 IFK Göteborg (3) Hammarby IF
198384 Malmö FF (12) Landskrona BoIS
198485 AIK (4) Östers IF
198586 Malmö FF (13) IFK Göteborg
198687 Kalmar FF (2) GAIS
198788 IFK Norrköping (4) Örebro SK
198889 Malmö FF (14) Djurgårdens IF
198990 Djurgårdens IF (1) BK Häcken
199091 IFK Norrköping (5) Östers IF
1991 IFK Göteborg (4) AIK
199293 Degerfors IF (1) Landskrona BoIS
199394 IFK Norrköping (6) Helsingborgs IF
199495 Halmstads BK (1) AIK
199596 AIK (5) Malmö FF
199697 AIK (6) IF Elfsborg
199798 Helsingborgs IF (2) Örgryte IS
199899 AIK (7) IFK Göteborg
19992000 Örgryte IS (1) AIK
200001 IF Elfsborg (1) AIK
2002 Djurgårdens IF (2) AIK
2003 IF Elfsborg (2) Assyriska Föreningen
2004 Djurgårdens IF (3) IFK Göteborg
2005 Djurgårdens IF (4) Åtvidabergs FF
2006 Helsingborgs IF (3) Gefle IF

[edit] Cup champions

Titles Team
14 Malmö FF
7 AIK
6 IFK Norrköping
4 Djurgårdens IF
4 IFK Göteborg
3 Helsingborgs IF
2 IF Elfsborg
2 Kalmar FF
2 Åtvidabergs FF
1 Degerfors IF
1 GAIS
1 Halmstads BK
1 Landskrona BoIS
1 Råå IF
1 Örgryte IS
1 Östers IF
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