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B68 Toftir - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

B68 Toftir
Faroe Islands Div 1 Predictions
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B68 Toftir vs Vikingur Gota 05/20/2025 15:00

Faroe Islands Cup

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Avg. goals

B.O

Score

FIC

B68 Toftir

Vikingur Gota

1 - 2

2.54

1.72

Last Overall

Played matches B68 Toftir

16.05.25

B68 Toftir

2-1

B36 Torshavn

FO1

2-1

10.05.25

TB Tvoroyri

1-1

B68 Toftir

FO1

1-1

03.05.25

B68 Toftir

2-1

07 Vestur

FO1

2-1

26.04.25

B68 Toftir

0-1

Vikingur Gota

FO1

0-1

21.04.25

B71 Sandur

3-6

B68 Toftir

FOC

3-6

17.04.25

B36 Torshavn

1-1

B68 Toftir

FO1

1-1

13.04.25

Eb/Streymur

1-0

B68 Toftir

FO1

1-0

09.04.25

B68 Toftir

4-0

IF Fuglafjordur

FOC

4-0

03.04.25

B68 Toftir

0-2

KÍ Klaksvík

FO1

0-2

30.03.25

NSI Runavik

11-0

B68 Toftir

FO1

11-0

16.03.25

B68 Toftir

2-0

FC Suduroy

FO1

2-0

07.03.25

HB Torshavn

3-2

B68 Toftir

FO1

3-2

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Overall statistics

B68 Toftir

Played games: 12

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.67

2.08

Under/Over

1.5

17%

83%

2.5

50%

3.5

67%

33%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

50%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

17%

83%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

67%

33%

Fixtures

Date

Match

20.05.25

FIC

B68 Toftir – Vikingur Gota

25.05.25

FIPL

07 Vestur – B68 Toftir

31.05.25

FIPL

B68 Toftir – TB Tvoroyri

Faroe Islands Div 1 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Skala	10	4	3	1	0	11 - 1	10
2	Skala IF	28	10	9	1	0	33 - 3	30
3	AB Argir	23	10	7	2	1	21 - 8	13
4	B71 Sandur	21	9	7	0	2	15 - 11	4
5	EB/Streymur II	16	10	5	1	4	15 - 21	-6
6	Vikingur Gota II	15	10	5	0	5	19 - 16	3
7	IF Fuglafjordur	14	9	4	2	3	19 - 17	2
8	KI Klaksvik II	10	10	3	1	6	14 - 23	-9
9	NSI Runavik II	7	10	2	1	7	16 - 21	-5
10	07 Vestur II	4	10	1	1	8	13 - 24	-11
11	B36 Torshavn II	3	10	0	3	7	7 - 28	-21

Faroe Islands Div 1 Fixtures

Faroe Islands Div 1 Results

B68 Toftir Football Club, commonly known as B68 Toftir, is a professional football club based in Toftir, Faroe Islands. Established in 1962, B68 Toftir is well-regarded in Faroese football for its tradition of developing local talent and contributing to the domestic game. The club has earned multiple national league titles and is recognized for its commitment to community and youth development.The team plays its home matches at Svangaskarð, a unique stadium located on a hillside which provides fans with picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. The club’s traditional colors are red and white, and the badge features a unique stylized design representing their strong local identity.B68 Toftir enjoys a devoted, if small, fan base that is integral to the club's culture and matchday atmosphere. Their supporters are known for being loyal and passionate, with deep roots in the local Toftir area and neighboring communities.Over the years, B68 Toftir has featured several standout players, including Faroese football icons like Todi Jónsson, Jan Allan Müller, and Jákup á Borg. The club has also served as a pathway for young Faroese talent to move onto bigger leagues in Scandinavia and beyond.B68 Toftir's proudest achievements include winning the Faroe Islands Premier League (Betrideildin) on three occasions: 1984, 1985, and 1992. They regularly compete in the top flight, and have made appearances in European competitions representing Faroese football on the continental stage.Today, B68 Toftir remains one of the most respected clubs in the Faroe Islands, driven by a commitment to sustainability, youth training, and maintaining its special role within the local community.

Team:	B68 Toftir
Full name:	Tofta Ítróttarfelag B68
Country:	Faroe Islands
Nickname:	B68
Founded:	21/12/1962
Colors:	Red-White
Stadium:	Svangaskarð 3,000 seats
Address:	Svangaskarð, FO-650 Toftir, Faroe Islands
Telephone:	+298 448150
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://b68.fo/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of B68 Toftir FC

Founded

Tofta Ítróttarfelag B68, known as B68 Toftir, was established on December 21, 1962, in the village of Toftir on the island of Eysturoy, Faroe Islands. The club was formed by local football enthusiasts who sought to give the community a strong competitive presence in Faroese football. B68’s first official competition match came not long after its founding, and the club quickly established itself as a mainstay of the Faroese national leagues.

The club achieved top-flight promotion in the early 1980s and enjoyed sustained success throughout the following decade. Their first Premier League title came in 1984, a feat repeated in 1985 and 1992. Over time, B68 Toftir solidified its reputation for player development and community focus.

B68 has experienced the full spectrum of footballing fortunes, including relegations and promotions. Despite fluctuations, the team remains a respected presence in Faroese top-division football and continues to be a vital part of domestic football culture.

Finances and ownership

B68 Toftir is a member-owned club, typical for Faroese football, where the organization is run by a board elected from among the club’s supporters and members. This structure ensures a close bond with the local community and a focus on sustainable, long-term development rather than short-term financial gain.

The club operates on a modest budget compared to larger European sides, relying on a combination of local sponsorship, community support, and occasional transfers of talent to larger leagues. Investment in youth development and prudent financial management have allowed B68 Toftir to remain stable and avoid the financial crises that have affected some other Faroese clubs.

Events such as participation in European tournaments provide essential financial boosts and increased exposure, while the club also places emphasis on wider community programs, youth outreach, and local partnerships.

Despite limited financial resources, B68 Toftir is seen as a well-run community club, balancing sporting ambition with a responsible approach to club finances and culture.

Popular culture

B68 Toftir is known for its close ties to the Toftir community and for providing a platform for young local players. The club’s fanbase is passionate, with supporters filling Svangaskarð and supporting their team in both good and challenging times.

The colors red and white are prominent symbols in local celebrations, and on match days, the atmosphere is friendly, reminiscent of classic small-town football with a strong sense of belonging and involvement.

B68’s story and characters are often referenced in Faroese sports media and football folklore, with notable matches, dramatic promotion and relegation campaigns, and development of top Faroese players featuring in local discussions.

The club plays a vital social role in promoting community identity, offering sports programs for children and youths, and organizing cultural events. B68 Toftir may not have ultras in the traditional sense, but its fans’ loyalty and enthusiasm are essential to the club’s unique spirit.

Player

The club has been home to several talented and influential Faroese players throughout its history. B68 Toftir is celebrated for producing and nurturing domestic players and acts as a launchpad for national team stars.

Some of the club’s most prominent alumni include Jákup á Borg, who later became one of the Faroe Islands' most capped internationals, and Todi Jónsson, a legendary striker who moved onto a successful career in Denmark. Past and current players such as Jan Allan Müller and John Petersen have also left their mark both domestically and internationally.

In recent seasons, B68 Toftir’s squad remains built around strong local representation, with a blend of experienced campaigners and young talents drawn from the region.

While not as internationally diversified as larger European clubs, B68’s approach centers on fostering Faroese skill and teamwork, keeping the club competitive in the Faroe Islands Premier League.

Famous Players

B68 Toftir has seen several well-known Faroese footballers don their shirt. Some of the most significant names in the club's history include:

Todi Jónsson: Perhaps the most renowned player to come through B68, Todi became a legendary striker for the Faroe Islands and enjoyed a successful professional career with FC Copenhagen.
Jákup á Borg: Began his career at B68 before gaining over 60 caps for the national team. He played with distinction for clubs both within the Faroe Islands and abroad.
Jan Allan Müller: A prolific goal scorer in Faroese football, Jan Allan was known for his powerful play and is still highly regarded by club supporters.
John Petersen: Another key figure in B68’s golden era, Petersen contributed greatly both on the pitch and as a mentor for younger players.
Hans Fróði Hansen: Defender and club stalwart, his leadership and defensive qualities were vital during B68’s top-division years.

These players helped to cement B68’s legacy as both a winning side and a launching point for Faroese footballers aspiring to the highest level.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇫🇴 Jan Allan Müller	FW	109	193	0.57
2	🇫🇴 Todi Jónsson	FW	60	146	0.41
3	🇫🇴 John Petersen	FW	56	133	0.42
4	🇫🇴 Jákup á Borg	FW/MF	32	74	0.43
5	🇫🇴 Egil á Bø	MF	30	115	0.26
6	🇫🇴 Martin Tausen	FW	28	82	0.34
7	🇫🇴 Hans Fróði Hansen	DF	20	156	0.13
8	🇫🇴 Jónhard Frederiksberg	MF	19	87	0.22
9	🇫🇴 Fróði Benjaminsen	MF	18	95	0.19
10	🇫🇴 Torbjørn Grytten	FW	15	51	0.29

Typical Squad

B68 Toftir’s typical squad composition focuses on local talent and a blend of youth and experience. The team often operates in flexible formations, such as 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1, depending on the opposition. Key positions and player characteristics include:

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is a central figure in organizing the defense. In recent seasons, Andras Gango and Poul Dam have competed for this role, with strengths in shot-stopping and communication.

Defender

B68’s defensive line is traditionally composed of physically strong and tactically aware players. Over the years, figures such as Hans Fróði Hansen and Høgni Zachariasen have anchored the back line, providing stability and leadership.

Midfielder

The midfield is the engine room, tasked with linking defense and attack. Club legends like Egil á Bø and current players such as Jákup Johansen are known for their passing, work rate, and ability to control the game's tempo.

Forward

B68’s striking department has featured powerful attackers like Jan Allan Müller and quick, technical talents such as Todi Jónsson. Movement, finishing ability, and tactical intelligence are hallmarks of B68 forwards.

The club’s reputation for nurturing young talent means that several youth academy graduates are regularly promoted to the senior team, continuing the club’s tradition of home-grown players.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees B68 Toftir competing in the Faroe Islands Premier League (Betrideildin), focusing on maintaining league stability and player development. The current squad includes a core of experienced national team players alongside emerging prospects from the Toftir region and beyond.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Andras Gango	🇭🇺	Hungary	22/03/1980
Updating	12	Poul Dam	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	14/09/1999
Defender
Updating	2	Høgni Zachariasen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	05/12/1991
Updating	3	Espen Johansen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	22/04/2001
Updating	5	Hans Fróði Hansen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	24/08/1975
Updating	13	Leif Niclasen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	18/01/1993
Midfielder
Updating	6	Jákup Johansen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	27/04/1993
Updating	7	Egil á Bø	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	30/03/1982
Updating	8	Jónhard Frederiksberg	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	02/06/1997
Updating	15	Martin Tausen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	21/08/1997
Forward
Updating	9	Todi Jónsson	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	02/02/1972
Updating	10	Jan Allan Müller	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	25/04/1969
Updating	11	John Petersen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	22/04/1972
Manager
Updating		Helgi Petersen	🇫🇴	Faroe Islands	Updating...
Ass. Manager
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Coach

B68 Toftir, one of the notable clubs in Faroese football, has seen a variety of influential coaches over its history. From domestic talents to occasional international managers, these coaches have been integral to the club’s achievements, including multiple Faroe Islands Premier League titles. Below are some of the most prominent and impactful coaches in the history of B68 Toftir:

Kristian Danielsen: Danielsen led B68 Toftir during the club's most successful period in the late 1980s, clinching three league titles (1984, 1985, 1992). His ability to build cohesive teams from primarily local talent was central to B68's competitive legacy.
Páll Guðlaugsson: The Icelandic coach managed B68 Toftir in the early 1990s and returned for later spells. He is credited with maintaining the club’s top-flight status and steering them to strong domestic performances.
John Petersen: An experienced local, Petersen has served as head coach in several stints. His deep understanding of Faroese football and B68’s culture made him a key figure during years of both stability and challenge.
Jógvan Martin Olsen: As manager in recent years, Olsen contributed to squad development and securing B68’s continued presence in the Faroe Islands Premier League, marking a period of consolidation for the club.
Jákup á Borg: A former Faroe Islands international, Borg managed B68 Toftir during a recent spell, bringing former player experience and local football insight to the club’s management, helping secure their top-flght status in challenging seasons.

These coaches, among others, have been essential in establishing and sustaining the accomplishments and traditions of B68 Toftir.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/01/2023 – Present	Jákup á Borg	Faroe Islands	26/10/1979
01/01/2021 – 31/12/2022	Jógvan Martin Olsen	Faroe Islands	10/07/1961
01/01/2020 – 31/12/2020	John Petersen	Faroe Islands	22/04/1972
01/01/2019 – 31/12/2019	Kristian Johansen	Faroe Islands	Updating...
01/01/2017 – 31/12/2018	John Petersen	Faroe Islands	22/04/1972
01/01/2015 – 31/12/2016	Páll Guðlaugsson	Iceland	09/09/1958
Updating...	Jóhan Petur Poulsen	Faroe Islands	Updating...
01/01/2010 – 31/12/2012	John Petersen	Faroe Islands	22/04/1972
01/01/2004 – 31/12/2006	Páll Guðlaugsson	Iceland	09/09/1958
01/01/1996 – 31/12/2003	John Petersen	Faroe Islands	22/04/1972
01/01/1993 – 31/12/1995	Páll Guðlaugsson	Iceland	09/09/1958
01/01/1992 – 31/12/1992	Kristian Danielsen	Faroe Islands	Updating...
01/01/1984 – 31/12/1985	Kristian Danielsen	Faroe Islands	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

B68 Toftir is a professional football club based in Toftir, Faroe Islands. The club was established in 1962 and is known for its distinctive crest and iconic color palette that have come to symbolize football in the village of Toftir.

The current crest of B68 Toftir features a circular design with the name "B68" in bold, alongside "Toftir" and the year "1962". The central motif is a stylized football, reflecting the club’s sporting focus. Over the years, the crest has seen modest changes, primarily focused on modernizing the font and the design but retaining the core elements. The original crest was simpler, but it has gradually incorporated touches of red and white for visibility and tradition.

The club’s traditional colors are bright red and white, reflecting both the energy of its players and the heritage of Toftir. For most of its history, B68’s home kit has consisted of a striking red shirt, white shorts, and red socks. Occasionally, the club has introduced alternative away kits in dark blue or white, but red always remains dominant in its branding and identity. The choice of red represents passion and unity, qualities deeply rooted in both the club and its community.

Today, B68 Toftir’s crest and colors are widely recognized across the Faroe Islands Premier League, serving as proud symbols of footballing tradition and ambition in Toftir.

Fan Club

B68 Toftir boasts a close-knit but passionate fan base, reflecting the club’s deep local roots in Toftir and the surrounding Eysturoy region. The most prominent supporters’ group is the “B68 Supporters’ Association,” colloquially known as "B68 Fans" or “B68 Fjepparar”. This group is renowned for their unwavering loyalty, regularly attending both home and away matches, clad in the club’s distinctive red and white colors.

B68 Fans are known for creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere in the stadium, often bringing banners, drums, and flags to cheer on their players. Their community-focused spirit shines through not only during matches but in local football events and club gatherings throughout the year.

While B68 Toftir’s supporters may not match the sheer numbers of clubs from larger European cities, their dedication and sense of unity have become an integral part of the club’s ethos, making the Svangaskarð Stadium a fortress for home matches.

Stadium

B68 Toftir plays its home fixtures at the Svangaskarð Stadium, situated in the town of Toftir, Faroe Islands. The stadium, which was opened in 1980, is renowned for its picturesque location and unique setting on the Eysturoy hills overlooking the North Atlantic.

The Svangaskarð Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 3,000 spectators, making it one of the larger football venues in the Faroe Islands. Historically, it has hosted not only domestic league matches but also games for the Faroe Islands national football team, especially during the early years of international football in the country. The facility includes both all-seater and standing terraces, providing an intimate and energetic matchday experience.

The stadium has undergone several upgrades since its inauguration, with major renovations completed in the mid-1990s to meet the requirements for UEFA matches. Improvements included a modernized pitch, updated seating areas, and enhanced facilities for both players and supporters. Svangaskarð remains a point of pride for the community and stands as a symbol of B68 Toftir’s enduring presence in Faroese football.

Honours and Awards

B68 Toftir is one of the notable football clubs in the Faroe Islands Premier League (Betri Deildin). Since its foundation in 1962, the club has achieved significant success in national competitions. B68 Toftir has claimed the Faroese championship three times and continues to be a competitive force in Faroese football.

While international and European honours have thus far eluded the club, B68 Toftir’s domestic triumphs are a testament to the club’s stature and determination. The club has also enjoyed success in youth competitions and contributed significantly to the development of football talent in the region.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Faroe Islands Premier League Champion	3	Winner	1984, 1985, 1992
2	Faroe Islands Premier League Runner-up	3	Runner-up	1983, 1986, 1987
3	Faroe Islands Cup	0	Updating...	Updating...
4	Faroe Islands Super Cup	0	Updating...	Updating...
5	European Competitions	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about B68 Toftir

Q: When was B68 Toftir founded?

A: B68 Toftir was founded in 1962 in Toftir, Faroe Islands.

Q: What are the traditional colors of B68 Toftir?

A: The club’s traditional colors are red and white.

Q: What is the capacity of Svangaskarð Stadium?

A: Svangaskarð Stadium holds approximately 3,000 spectators.

Q: How many league titles has B68 Toftir won?

A: B68 Toftir has won the Faroe Islands Premier League three times: in 1984, 1985, and 1992.

Q: Has B68 Toftir won the Faroe Islands Cup?

A: As of now, B68 Toftir has yet to win the Faroe Islands Cup.

Q: What is the nickname for B68 Toftir’s supporters?

A: The main supporters' group is known as “B68 Fans” or “B68 Fjepparar.”

Q: Does B68 Toftir play in European competitions?

A: B68 Toftir has qualified for preliminary rounds of European tournaments but has not recorded a major European achievement yet.

Q: Who is B68 Toftir’s biggest rival?

A: The club’s traditional rivals include NSÍ Runavík and other neighboring Eysturoy teams.

Q: Is Svangaskarð Stadium used by the national team?

A: Yes, Svangaskarð has hosted Faroe Islands national team matches, particularly before the national stadium in Tórshavn was opened.

Q: What is the meaning of B68?

A: B68 stands for "Bóltfelagið 1968", referencing the original sports association's foundation and continued community spirit.

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