2009 Helsingborgs IF season

Helsingborgs IF

2009 season
Manager	Bosse Nilsson
Allsvenskan	8th
Europa League	3rd Qualifying Round
Svenska Cupen	Semi Final
Top goalscorer	Rasmus Jönsson (8)
← 2008 2010 →

Helsingborgs IF had a disappointing season, losing to Sarajevo in the UEFA Europa League and only just finished in the top half, causing the resignation of coach Bosse Nilsson. The club's marquee player Henrik Larsson chose to retire from professional football aged 38, taking over Landskrona as manager.

Squad

Goalkeepers

• Daniel Andersson
• Pär Hansson

Defenders

• Adama Tamboura
• Andreas Landgren
• Markus Holgersson
• Christoffer Andersson
• Erik Wahlstedt
• Marcus Nilsson
• Joel Ekstrand

Midfielders

• Hannu Patronen
• May Mahlangu
• Fredrik Svanbäck
• Erik Sundin
• Marcus Lantz
• Ólafur Ingi Skúlason
• Marcus Bergholtz
• René Makondele
• Mathias Unkuri
• Isaac Chansa
• Yakubu Alfa

Attackers

• Rafael Porcellis
• Henrik Larsson
• Rasmus Jönsson

Allsvenskan

Matches

• Helsingborg-IFK Göteborg 1-0
• 1-0 Marcus Lantz  45' (pen.)

• GAIS-Helsingborg 1-4
• 0-1 Rasmus Jönsson  7'
• 1-1 Tommy Lycén  35'
• 1-2 Erik Sundin  48'
• 1-3 René Makondele  61'
• 1-4 Henrik Larsson  86'

• Helsingborg-Hammarby 1-0
• 1-0 Christoffer Andersson  79'

• Örebro-Helsingborg 2-0
• 1-0 Kim Olsen  60'
• 2-0 Emra Tahirović  89'

• Helsingborg-Halmstad 1-3
• 1-0 Marcus Holgersson  28'
• 1-1 Anselmo  69'
• 1-2 Joe Sise  80'
• 1-3 Mikael Rosén  90'

• AIK-Helsingborg 0-3
• 0-1 Rasmus Jönsson  15'
• 0-2 Rasmus Jönsson  53'
• 0-3 Rasmus Jönsson  78'

• Helsingborg-Malmö FF 1-0
• 1-0 Henrik Larsson  89'

• Brommapojkarna-Helsingborg 0-3
• 0-1 Marcus Holgersson  7'
• 0-2 Olof Guterstam  33' (o.g.)
• 0-3 Henrik Larsson  35'

• Helsingborg-Trelleborg 2-2
• 1-0 Christoffer Andersson  1'
• 2-0 René Makondele  30'
• 2-1 Max Fuxberg  40'
• 2-2 Fisnik Shala  55'

• Häcken-Helsingborg 3-0
• 1-0 Mathias Ranégie  30'
• 2-0 Mathias Ranégie  55'
• 3-0 Jonas Henriksson  73'

• Helsingborg-Örgryte 3-1
• 1-0 Marcus Lantz  52'
• 2-0 Erik Sundin  88'
• 2-1 Daniel Leinar  90'
• 3-1 Mathias Unkuri  90'

• Kalmar FF-Helsingborg 2-0
• 1-0 Daniel Sobralense  33'
• 2-0 Rasmus Elm  49'

• Djurgården-Helsingborg 2-1
• 1-0 Patrik Haginge  13'
• 2-0 Sebastian Rajalakso  31'
• 2-1 Rasmus Jönsson  61'

• Helsingborg-Elfsborg 3-2
• 1-0 Christoffer Andersson  12'
• 2-0 Rasmus Jönsson  48'
• 2-1 Emir Bajrami  52'
• 2-2 Emir Bajrami  63'
• 3-2 Rasmus Jönsson  70'

• Gefle-Helsingborg 0-2
• 0-1 Christoffer Andersson  47'
• 0-2 Erik Sundin  64'

• Helsingborg-Gefle 2-0
• 1-0 Henrik Larsson  24'
• 2-0 Marcus Lantz  82' (pen.)

• Hammarby-Helsingborg 1-2
• 0-1 René Makondele  41'
• 0-2 Erik Sundin  60'
• 1-2 Andreas Dahl  65'

• Helsingborg-Örebro 0-1
• 0-1 Kim Olsen  57'

• IFK Göteborg-Helsingborg 2-2
• 1-0 Sebastian Eriksson  28'
• 2-0 Erik Lund  30'
• 2-1 René Makondele  47'
• 2-2 René Makondele  77'

• Helsingborg-GAIS 0-1
• 0-1 Eyjólfur Héðinsson  8'

• Helsingborg-Brommapojkarna 0-1
• 0-1 Pablo Piñones-Arce  13'

• Halmstad-Helsingborg 2-1
• 1-0 Michael Görlitz  30'
• 2-0 Anselmo  49'
• 2-1 Marcus Lantz  65'

• Helsingborg-AIK 3-2
• 1-0 Andreas Landgren  44'
• 2-0 Henrik Larsson  45'
• 2-1 Jos Hooiveld  61'
• 3-1 Henrik Larsson  70'
• 3-2 Dulee Johnson  86'

• Trelleborg-Helsingborg 4-2
• 0-1 Rasmus Jönsson  7'
• 0-2 Christoffer Andersson  30'
• 1-2 Andreas Wihlborg  47'
• 2-2 Joakim Sjöhage  56'
• 3-2 Joakim Sjöhage  61'
• 4-2 Fredrik Jensen  85'

• Helsingborg-Häcken 1-0
• 1-0 Henrik Larsson  87'

• Örgryte-Helsingborg 3-0
• 1-0 Álvaro Santos  24' (pen.)
• 2-0 Álvaro Santos  56'
• 3-0 Álvaro Santos  65'

• Helsingborg-Kalmar FF 1-1
• 1-0 René Makondele  10'
• 1-1 Ricardo Santos  30'

• Helsingborg-Djurgården 0-2
• 0-1 Yosif Ayuba  36'
• 0-2 Prince Ikpe Ekong  69'

• Elfsborg-Helsingborg 1-0
• 1-0 James Keene  73'

Topscorers

• Rasmus Jönsson 8
• Henrik Larsson 7
• René Makondele 5
• Marcus Lantz 4
• Erik Sundin 4

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