Jitex BK

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Jitex BK
Founded 1971
Ground Åbyvallen, Mölndal
Ground Capacity 8,000
Manager Anders Holmvén
League Damallsvenskan
2013 10th, Damallsvenskan
Website Club home page
Home colours

Jitex BK, a football club in Mölndal, Sweden was founded January 21, 1971 and plays in the Damallsvenskan.

Jitex BK is one of the most successful clubs in Swedish women's football, with six national championships and three victories in the Swedish Cup during the 1970s and 80s. The Jitex name came from the first sponsor; Jitex fashion house. The team which has become known for their characteristic purple kit, was first trained by Sven Lundbeck. Famous Players during the successful era include Anette Börjesson, Elisabeth Leidinge, Anna Svenjeby and Pia Sundhage.

Before a match with Umeå IK in 2011

Financial problems in the early 1990s saw a 1993 merger with local rivals GAIS and the adoption of the name Jitex BK/JG93. The team stumbled out of the Damallsvenskan in 1997. After reverting to the original name and transforming the team, the club has since climbed back up the leagues. Following victory in the 2005 Söderettan, the team played in the Damallsvenskan for 2006, but were relegated again the same year. In 2009 Jitex BK returned to the Damallsvenskan ahead of the 2010 campaign.

Current squad

As of 19 May 2013:[1] Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Finland GK Minna Meriluoto
2 Sweden DF Sofia Karlsson
3 Sweden DF Frida Höglund
5 Sweden DF Emma Wilhelmsson
6 Sweden DF Kathlene Fernström
7 Sweden MF Elin Sandgren
8 Sweden MF Sofia Skog
9 Sweden DF Amelie Rybäck
10 Sweden FW Amanda Fredriksson
11 Sweden MF Mimmi Löfwenius
No. Position Player
12 Finland MF Annica Sjölund
13 Sweden MF Linn Andersson
14 Sweden MF Fridolina Rolfö
15 Finland MF Leena Puranen
16 Sweden DF Mikaela Uthas
17 Sweden FW Malin Fors
18 Sweden MF Julia Wahlberg
19 Sweden FW Rebecca Johnson
20 Sweden FW Sofia Andersson
21 Sweden GK Jenny Olsson

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