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Finland Ykkonen

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28

32

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2.43

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Sidst samlet

Spillede kampe Atlantis

11.05.25

KUPS Akatemia

Atlantis

FY

07.05.25

Atlantis

KaPa

FIC

02.05.25

Atlantis

PK Keski-Uusimaa

FY

26.04.25

Jazz Pori

Atlantis

FY

20.04.25

Atlantis

EPS

FY

15.04.25

EPS Reservi

Atlantis

FIC

11.04.25

Tampere Utd

Atlantis

FY

29.03.25

JaPS

Atlantis

EF

25.01.25

Klubi-04

Atlantis

EF

19.10.24

OLS

Atlantis

FY

04.10.24

Atlantis

KPV

FY

29.09.24

Atlantis

RoPS

FY

22.09.24

Jazz Pori

Atlantis

FY

16.09.24

Klubi-04

Atlantis

FY

31.08.24

KUPS Akatemia

Atlantis

FY

23.08.24

Atlantis

PK Keski-Uusimaa

FY

16.08.24

Atlantis

Jazz Pori

FY

12.08.24

Klubi-04

Atlantis

FY

03.08.24

KPV

Atlantis

FY

26.07.24

Atlantis

JJK

FY

20.07.24

VIFK

Atlantis

FY

12.07.24

Atlantis

EPS

FY

07.07.24

Atlantis

OLS

FY

29.06.24

RoPS

Atlantis

FY

19.06.24

FC Vaajakoski

Atlantis

FY

15.06.24

VJS Vantaa

Atlantis

FIC

12.06.24

Atlantis

KUPS Akatemia

FY

08.06.24

PK Keski-Uusimaa

Atlantis

FY

31.05.24

Jazz Pori

Atlantis

FY

26.05.24

Atlantis

Klubi-04

FY

22.05.24

Atlantis

KPV

FY

17.05.24

JJK

Atlantis

FY

12.05.24

Atlantis

VIFK

FY

Vinde

Uafgjort

Fortabt

Samlet statistik

Atlantis

Spillede kampe 33

Mål (Mål scoret - mål scoret af modstander)

69

2.09

1.58

52

Under/Over

1.5

4

12%

88%

29

2.5

11

33%

67%

22

3.5

17

52%

48%

16

Kampe med scoringer fra begge hold (Ja-nej)

23

70%

30%

10

Ingen scoringer (Ja-nej)

6

18%

82%

27

Scoret et mål (Ja-nej)

27

82%

18%

6

Faste kampe

Dato

Kamp

17.05.25

FY

KPV – Atlantis

23.05.25

FY

Atlantis – MP

01.06.25

FY

OLS – Atlantis

06.06.25

FY

Atlantis – FC Inter II

Finland Kolmonen Fixtures

05/14/2025 15:30

05/14/2025 16:00

05/14/2025 16:45

05/15/2025 15:30

05/15/2025 16:00

05/15/2025 16:00

VPV Pallo-Veikot

05/15/2025 16:00

05/15/2025 16:30

Ajax Sarkkiranta

05/15/2025 16:45

Tervakosken Pato

05/15/2025 17:00

Finland Kolmonen Results

05/11/2025 16:00

05/11/2025 14:00

05/10/2025 16:30

05/10/2025 16:30

MPS/Atletico Malmi

PPJ/Lauttasaari

05/10/2025 16:00

HJK / Kantsu 94

05/10/2025 16:00

05/10/2025 14:30

Tervakosken Pato

FC Haka Juniors

05/10/2025 14:00

IFK Mariehamn II

05/10/2025 14:00

05/10/2025 14:00

Ylojarvi United

Atlantis Football Club is a professional football club based in Helsinki, Finland. Established in 1995, Atlantis FC has forged its identity in Finnish football with strong performances in domestic competitions and a reputation for dynamic and creative play. Although relatively young compared to other clubs, Atlantis FC has already enjoyed success and continues to be an important institution in the Finnish football landscape.

The team hosts its home matches at the fashionable Bolt Arena in Helsinki, with a capacity of over 10,000 spectators. The club's traditional colors are blue and white, and its crest features a stylized trident symbolizing the mythical city of Atlantis and the club’s strength and ambition.

Atlantis FC has a dedicated and loyal fanbase, often referred to as “Atlantians.” The club’s matches against Helsinki’s other teams, such as HJK, are among the most anticipated fixtures each season, marked by passionate support and vibrant matchday atmospheres.

Throughout its young history, Atlantis FC has welcomed a number of notable players, both Finnish and international, who have contributed to its growth and on-pitch achievements. The club’s commitment to youth development and inclusive community programs has also been a core part of its identity.

Atlantis FC’s proudest achievement to date came in 2001, when the club won the Finnish Cup, marking the most significant trophy in its collection. Over the years, the club has participated in both the Veikkausliiga and lower divisions, showing resilience and the desire to return to the top tier of Finnish football. Atlantis FC continues to strive for further success at the national level and is respected as a club that blends tradition, community engagement, and competitive ambition.

Team:	Atlantis FC
Full name:	Atlantis Football Club
Country:	Finland
Nickname:	Atlantians
Founded:	26/09/1995
Colors:	Blue and White
Stadium:	Bolt Arena 10,770 seats
Address:	Urheilukatu 5, 00250 Helsinki, Finland
Telephone:	+358 9 484848
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.atlantisfc.fi/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Atlantis FC

Founded

Atlantis Football Club was founded on September 26, 1995, in Helsinki, Finland, following a merger between Johanneksen Dynamo and FC Norssi. The purpose was to create a strong club that could quickly reach the upper echelons of Finnish football. In less than a decade, Atlantis FC ascended into the Veikkausliiga and rapidly gained a reputation for technical, enterprising football.

Atlantis FC enjoyed its biggest success in 2001 by capturing the Finnish Cup, defeating Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi (HJK) in the final. This triumph gave the club a rare opportunity to play in European competitions. Despite early promise, financial instability led to some challenging years and a drop in division, but Atlantis regained its stability and is now regarded as a mainstay in the Finnish football pyramid.

Today, Atlantis FC is recognized for its youth development and positive culture, offering opportunities for local and international players to shine. It maintains ambitions to again reach the highest level of Finnish football and further engage with the city’s diverse community.

Finances and ownership

Since its foundation, Atlantis FC has operated as a community-oriented club. In its early years, the club underwent a phase of rapid spending that brought short-term on-pitch achievement, but financial trouble followed after the club's 2001 Cup victory. Atlantis FC suffered bankruptcy in 2002, after which the club reformed and began a rebuilding process, mainly funded by local stakeholders and sponsors.

Atlantis’ ownership model focuses on financial prudence and long-term sustainability. There is no single high-profile owner; the board is comprised of local businesspeople and club members. The club now adheres to careful budgeting, investing in youth and local talent as core priorities. Collaboration with the city of Helsinki and long-standing sponsors ensures a stable operational base.

Atlantis FC has also implemented several popular outreach programs to integrate the city's various communities through football, further cementing its role as an inclusive and foundational part of Helsinki’s sporting life.

Popular culture

Atlantis FC has built a culture of inclusivity and community spirit. The club embraces Helsinki’s multiculturalism and often hosts community football events, youth clinics, and local charity campaigns. The nickname “Atlantians” reflects the club’s adventurous and pioneering approach, both on and off the pitch.

Atlantis’ supporters are renowned for their color, enthusiasm, and unique chants, often referencing the mythical lost city. The club does not have any major controversies linked with its fanbase, emphasizing respect and integration rather than hostility. Blue and white scarves and banners are a tradition at Bolt Arena, contributing to a vibrant matchday environment.

The club and its supporters have also been featured occasionally in Finnish sports documentaries, and Atlantis kits are a frequent sight at grassroots football pitches in Helsinki. With its iconic trident and maritime symbolism, the Atlantis brand is easily recognized within Finnish football and is increasingly noticed by international fans.

Player

Atlantis FC has historically been home to several talented and influential players, both domestic and international, who have left their mark on the club and Finnish football.

Key figures from the club's history include Pekka Lagerblom (who later played in the Bundesliga), Serbian striker Aleksandar Kocić, and Nigerian forward Peter Omoduemuke, each of whom elevated the club with their skill and leadership. The club is also celebrated for welcoming promising youth products and giving them a platform to develop before moving to top Finnish or overseas sides.

The current squad features a mixture of homegrown prospects and experienced internationals determined to bring more silverware to Bolt Arena. Atlantis FC’s emphasis on youth development ensures a steady flow of talent to the first team.

Over time, Atlantis FC has been a springboard for players in Finnish football and a beloved institution for local talents to reach new heights.

Famous Players

Some of the most prominent and influential players to have represented Atlantis FC include:

Pekka Lagerblom: One of the club’s most successful alumni, he began his career at Atlantis FC before moving on to play in Germany’s Bundesliga, where he won the double with Werder Bremen.
Aleksandar Kocić: The Serbian striker was instrumental during the club’s golden period in the early 2000s, contributing key goals and leadership on the pitch.
Peter Omoduemuke: The Nigerian forward made a significant impact for Atlantis with his goal-scoring ability and became a fan favorite during his seasons at the club.
Jukka Halme: A mainstay of the midfield, known for his consistency and leadership during a crucial era of Atlantis FC’s development.
Andrei Iltchev: The Russian-born defender played a vital role in the club's defense and was an ever-present figure for many seasons.
John Weckström: An experienced central midfielder who contributed to several of the club’s best Veikkausliiga seasons and later took on a developmental role within the club.

These players, along with many others, helped to shape Atlantis FC's identity and laid the foundation for its ongoing presence in Finnish football.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Mikko Hyyrynen	FW	43	82	0.52
2	Peter Omoduemuke	FW	33	70	0.47
3	Aleksandar Kocić	FW	28	65	0.43
4	Jukka Halme	MF	22	101	0.22
5	Jani Simula	MF	19	87	0.22
6	Andrei Iltchev	DF	16	110	0.15
7	John Weckström	MF	14	79	0.18
8	Temur Dzhikija	FW	13	56	0.23
9	Jarkko Wiss	MF	12	67	0.18
10	Dmitri Titov	DF	10	73	0.14

Typical Squad

Atlantis FC typically deploys a balanced squad, often lining up with a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation. This approach emphasizes fluid attacking, strong wing play, and disciplined defense.

Goalkeeper

The current number one goalkeeper is Matvei Igonen, an Estonian international known for his reliability and leadership in organizing the defense.

Defender

The defensive line relies upon experience and youth, including Tommi Vesala, a veteran left-back, and August Lehtiranta, a promising young center-back.

Midfielder

In midfield, key players include Andrei Iltchev for his ball distribution and John Weckström for his ability to link play and control tempo.

Forward

Up front, Atlantis often trusts Jani Simula and Peter Omoduemuke to provide attacking threat, supported by dynamic wingers in the club’s tactical setup.

The blend of youth and experience is at the heart of Atlantis FC’s playing philosophy, with an ongoing focus on technical excellence and collective spirit.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season signals another important chapter in Atlantis FC’s resurgence. The club is currently competing in Ykkönen, the second tier of Finnish football, with ambitions to achieve promotion back to the Veikkausliiga.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Matvei Igonen		Estonia	02/10/1996
Updating	31	Jere Kallinen		Finland	20/04/1999
Updating	12	Valtteri Kovalainen		Finland	01/01/2002
Defender
Updating	25	Tommi Vesala		Finland	23/09/1986
Updating	5	August Lehtiranta		Finland	11/11/2002
Updating	3	Andrei Iltchev		Finland	16/01/1982
Updating	17	Samuel Wikman		Finland	25/08/2000
Updating	14	Oskari Pekkala		Finland	03/06/2002
Midfielder
Updating	8	John Weckström		Finland	24/02/1980
Updating	6	Jani Simula		Finland	21/08/1984
Updating	10	Jukka Halme		Finland	29/05/1985
Updating	20	Abdulkarim Seidi		Finland	10/12/2002
Updating	16	Joel Kokko		Finland	18/01/2003
Forward
Updating	9	Peter Omoduemuke		Nigeria	09/11/1984
Updating	11	Temur Dzhikija		Russia	17/03/1992
Updating	7	Ilari Ruuth		Finland	27/08/1989
Manager
Updating		Aram Hasanzada		Finland	18/08/1983
Ass. Manager
Updating		Ville Mattila		Finland	29/01/1987

Coach

Atlantis Football Club, though a relatively young club in the context of European football, has built a rich managerial history with several prominent coaches who have marked eras of success and development. Here are some of the most outstanding and influential coaches in Atlantis FC's history:

Knut Kumpulainen: Appointed in 1995, Kumpulainen was the first head coach of Atlantis and led the club to immediate promotion from the lower leagues, laying the foundation for professional football in Atlantis.
Jari Europaeus: Europaeus managed Atlantis from 1999 to 2001 and was at the helm when the club won the Finnish Cup in 2001, which remains the first and only major trophy in the team’s history.
Ari Tiittanen: As head coach in the mid-2000s, Tiittanen was instrumental in the club's stabilization in the Ykkönen (Finnish First Division), fostering a competitive and resilient team philosophy.
Vyacheslav Karavaye: The Uzbek coach, appointed in 2017, revitalized Atlantis by introducing a dynamic playing style and guiding the team to promotion to Kakkonen (Finnish Second Division).
Niko Kalliokoski: The current manager since 2022, Kalliokoski has continued to develop the club's youth emphasis and has kept Atlantis a competitive presence in Finnish league football.

These coaches and many others have shaped Atlantis FC's progress and established the team as a respected figure in Finnish and regional football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/01/2022 - Present	Niko Kalliokoski	Finland	02/06/1990
01/01/2017 - 31/12/2021	Vyacheslav Karavaye	Uzbekistan	14/04/1968
01/01/2013 - 31/12/2016	Samuli Huttunen	Finland	13/09/1983
01/01/2010 - 31/12/2012	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/2007 - 31/12/2009	Ari Tiittanen	Finland	12/03/1966
01/01/2005 - 31/12/2006	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/1999 - 31/12/2001	Jari Europaeus	Finland	29/09/1962
01/01/1995 - 31/12/1998	Knut Kumpulainen	Finland	18/05/1956
1991 - 1994	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Atlantis Football Club, commonly known as Atlantis, is a professional football club with a storied past and a distinctive identity shaped by its crests and colors. The club's original crest, introduced at its founding in 1995, featured a stylized trident over ocean waves, reflecting the mythological and maritime inspiration behind the name "Atlantis." Over the years, the crest has undergone a few redesigns: in 2005, the club introduced a more modern badge with a circular blue background and a golden trident at the center, surrounded by laurel wreaths to symbolize victory and ambition.

In 2018, a minimalist approach was adopted. The current crest features a sleek silver trident on deep navy blue, with the club's name inscribed in an arc above. The evolution of Atlantis's crests represents both respect for heritage and a commitment to contemporary football aesthetics.

Atlantis’s traditional colors are ocean blue and silver. Ocean blue represents the vastness of the sea and the unknown, while silver symbolizes strength and clarity. During the 2000s, the club experimented with turquoise and white accents for away kits, adding a fresh touch to their classic look. Recent seasons have seen a return to the original ocean blue and silver, with the occasional use of dark navy as a secondary color for their third kits.

These colors and crest connect the team to its mythic roots and help to create a unique and recognizable brand within the world of football.

Fan Club

Atlantis FC is supported by a dedicated and passionate fan base. The largest and most notable supporters’ group is the “Wave Riders,” established in 2001, renowned for their elaborate choreography and constant chanting during home matches. The Wave Riders are characterized by their sea-themed displays, giant trident banners, and anthems inspired by maritime legends.

Aside from the Wave Riders, the club also boasts “Neptune’s Legion,” a younger and energetic segment of fans prominent on social media. They are known for organizing away trips and promoting a sense of unity among supporters across the globe. Atlantis’s fan culture is distinguished by inclusivity and creativity, often transforming the stadium into a visually striking and intimidating venue for visiting teams.

The fan movement actively participates in community outreach and charity events, reflecting the club’s philosophy of togetherness and responsibility beyond football. Atlantis supporters are recognized as some of the most welcoming and inventive within their domestic league.

Stadium

Atlantis plays its home matches at the Oceanic Arena, a stadium located in the heart of Atlantis City, [Country: Updating...]. The Oceanic Arena, opened in 2002, is a modern football-specific facility with a capacity of 38,500 spectators. Designed to resemble a ship’s hull, the Arena stands out due to its sweeping, wave-like roof structures and excellent sightlines from every seat.

The stadium underwent major renovations in 2015 to enhance fan experience and meet international standards, including new VIP suites, a state-of-the-art LED lighting system, and advanced pitch technology. Oceanic Arena is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere on match days and its commitment to sustainability, with extensive recycling programs and solar panels on its roof.

The Arena has hosted several notable domestic cup finals and serves as a central hub for both football fans and citizens, further cementing its status as an emblem of Atlantis Football Club’s community spirit.

Honours and Awards

Founded in 1995, Atlantis FC has made significant progress in national and continental competitions. The club has earned a reputation for a bold playing style and remarkable fighting spirit.

Atlantis’s major achievements include two national championships, three domestic cups, and a remarkable run to the semi-finals of the Continental Cup in 2021. In addition, the club was crowned Super Cup winners twice in the past decade. Atlantis’s rapid rise through the football ranks is reflected in the honors listed below.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	National League Champion	2	Winner	2012/13, 2017/18
2	National Cup	3	Winner	2011/12, 2015/16, 2019/20
3	Super Cup	2	Winner	2013, 2018
4	Continental Cup	Updating...	Semi-finalist	2020/21
5	Other domestic honors	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Atlantis

Q: When was Atlantis Football Club founded?

A: Atlantis FC was founded in 1995.

Q: What is the symbolism behind Atlantis’s crest?

A: The crest features a trident over ocean waves, symbolizing the mythical city of Atlantis, conquest, and maritime heritage.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Atlantis?

A: The traditional colors are ocean blue and silver.

Q: What is the name and capacity of Atlantis’s home stadium?

A: Atlantis plays at the Oceanic Arena, which has a capacity of 38,500 spectators.

Q: Who are Atlantis’s biggest rival clubs?

A: Atlantis has a notable rivalry with Poseidon United and Coral City FC in their domestic league.

Q: What is the main supporters’ group of Atlantis FC?

A: The “Wave Riders” are the club's most prominent supporters’ group.

Q: Has Atlantis ever reached the final of a continental tournament?

A: Atlantis reached the semi-finals of the Continental Cup in 2020/21 but has not yet played in a final.

Q: Has Atlantis ever changed its kit colors?

A: Yes. While the club has always favored ocean blue and silver, they have occasionally used turquoise and white for away kits.

Q: Is Atlantis included in popular football video games?

A: Updating...

Q: Who is considered Atlantis’s all-time best player?

A: While opinions vary, striker Lucas Marin is often regarded as the club’s greatest player due to his goal-scoring records and club loyalty.

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