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FF Jaro - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

FF Jaro
Finland Veikkausliiga Predictions
D W D L L L D W W L
8th place
SJK vs FF Jaro 04/24/2026 16:00

Finland Veikkausliiga

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

SJK

FF Jaro

1 - 0

2.48

1.89

Last Overall

Played matches FF Jaro

18.04.26

FF Jaro

1-1

KuPS Kuopio

FI1

1-1

15.04.26

AC Oulu

1-2

FF Jaro

FIC

1-2

10.04.26

VPS Vaasa

0-0

FF Jaro

FI1

0-0

04.04.26

FF Jaro

0-1

FC Lahti

FI1

0-1

28.03.26

FF Jaro

2-3

AC Oulu

2-3

18.03.26

SJK

2-1

FF Jaro

2-1

12.03.26

FF Jaro

1-1

FC Haka

1-1

22.02.26

KuPS Kuopio

3-4

FF Jaro

3-4

14.02.26

FF Jaro

1-0

VPS Vaasa

1-0

07.02.26

FF Jaro

2-6

AC Oulu

2-6

31.01.26

FC Ilves

4-2

FF Jaro

4-2

24.01.26

SJK

1-2

FF Jaro

1-2

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

FF Jaro

Played games: 12

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.5

1.92

Under/Over

1.5

25%

75%

2.5

42%

58%

3.5

67%

33%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

75%

25%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

17%

83%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

83%

17%

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	AC Oulu	9	3	3	0	0	7 - 1	6
2	KuPS Kuopio	7	3	2	1	0	5 - 2	3
3	TPS	7	3	2	1	0	5 - 2	3
4	FC Inter	7	3	2	1	0	4 - 1	3
5	HJK Helsinki	6	3	2	0	1	6 - 1	5
6	SJK	3	3	1	0	2	3 - 5	-2
7	FC Lahti	3	3	1	0	2	2 - 4	-2
8	FF Jaro	2	3	0	2	1	1 - 2	-1
9	VPS Vaasa	2	3	0	2	1	0 - 1	-1
10	IFK Mariehamn	2	3	0	2	1	3 - 6	-3
11	FC Ilves	1	3	0	1	2	4 - 7	-3
12	IF Gnistan	0	3	0	0	3	1 - 9	-8

Fixtures

Date

Match

24.04.26

SJK – FF Jaro

02.05.26

FF Jaro – TPS

09.05.26

FC Inter – FF Jaro

16.05.26

IF Gnistan – FF Jaro

13.06.26

FF Jaro – HJK Helsinki

Finland Veikkausliiga Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	AC Oulu	9	3	3	0	0	7 - 1	6
2	KuPS Kuopio	7	3	2	1	0	5 - 2	3
3	TPS	7	3	2	1	0	5 - 2	3
4	FC Inter	7	3	2	1	0	4 - 1	3
5	HJK Helsinki	6	3	2	0	1	6 - 1	5
6	SJK	3	3	1	0	2	3 - 5	-2
7	FC Lahti	3	3	1	0	2	2 - 4	-2
8	FF Jaro	2	3	0	2	1	1 - 2	-1
9	VPS Vaasa	2	3	0	2	1	0 - 1	-1
10	IFK Mariehamn	2	3	0	2	1	3 - 6	-3
11	FC Ilves	1	3	0	1	2	4 - 7	-3
12	IF Gnistan	0	3	0	0	3	1 - 9	-8

Name

MPG

Jaime Moreno Jaime Moreno KuPS Kuopio KuPS Kuopio

180

Rasmus Karjalainen Rasmus Karjalainen AC Oulu AC Oulu

180

Momodou Sarr Momodou Sarr FC Lahti FC Lahti

174

Julius Korkko Julius Korkko AC Oulu AC Oulu

161

Teemu Pukki Teemu Pukki HJK Helsinki HJK Helsinki

157

Petteri Pennanen Petteri Pennanen KuPS Kuopio KuPS Kuopio

180

Roope Riski Roope Riski FC Ilves FC Ilves

147

Sergei Eremenko Sergei Eremenko IF Gnistan IF Gnistan

160

Theodoros Tsirigotis Theodoros Tsirigotis TPS TPS

180

Jeremiah Streng Jeremiah Streng SJK SJK

117

Finland Veikkausliiga Results

FF Jaro is a professional football club based in Jakobstad, Finland. With a proud history dating back to its foundation in 1965, FF Jaro has established itself as one of the prominent clubs in Finnish football, particularly known for its contributions to the development of local talent and its passionate support in the region of Ostrobothnia.

The club hosts its home matches at Jakobstads Centralplan, a stadium situated in the heart of Jakobstad, characterized by its intimate atmosphere and loyal fanbase. FF Jaro's traditional colors are red and white, making their kit one of the most recognizable in Finnish football.

FF Jaro enjoys strong local support from fans known as "Jaro-fans," fostering a close community spirit both on and off the pitch. The club is known for its rivalries with neighboring teams such as KPV Kokkola, and these matches always attract significant local interest.

Throughout its history, FF Jaro has produced and hosted many notable Finnish players and international talents, with alumni such as Mikael Forssell, Mika Ojala, and Jonas Portin representing the club. Several of Finland’s promising footballers have had their careers shaped at FF Jaro.

FF Jaro’s proudest achievement came in 1994, when the club finished as runners-up in Veikkausliiga, the top division of Finnish football, and participated in European competition. The club has also established itself as a regular in Finnish cup competitions and has spent many seasons competing at the highest and second levels of the Finnish league pyramid.

Today, FF Jaro remains an important institution in Finnish football, with ambitions of returning to the top flight and nurturing a new generation of footballers within a supportive local atmosphere. Their traditions, community values, and consistent contributions to Finnish football make FF Jaro a club held in high esteem throughout Finland.

Team:	FF Jaro
Full name:	Fotbollsföreningen Jaro Jalkapalloseura
Country:	Finland
Nickname:	Jaro, Punaiset (The Reds)
Founded:	19/12/1965
Colors:	Red and white
Stadium:	Jakobstads Centralplan 5,000 Capacity
Address:	Hietasaarenkatu 11 68600 Jakobstad, Finland
Telephone:	+358 6 723 0341
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.ffjaro.fi/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of FF Jaro

Founded

FF Jaro was established on December 19, 1965, following the merger of IF Drott and Jakobstads BK, marking a critical moment in Jakobstad’s footballing history. The idea was to create a unified and competitive force in the city that could challenge at the highest levels of Finnish football. In the decades that followed, FF Jaro steadily grew from a regional team into one of the most respected clubs in Finland, gaining its reputation for player development and community engagement.

FF Jaro made their debut in the Veikkausliiga, Finland’s top division, in 1985 and quickly became a stable presence in the country's football hierarchy. Their most successful league campaign was in 1994 when the club finished as runners-up. This remains the club’s highest finish, and it granted them a chance to participate in European competitions. Over the years, FF Jaro has experienced both promotion and relegation, but their spirit and community roots have allowed them to continually bounce back and strive toward the top tier.

Finances and Ownership

FF Jaro has traditionally been managed as a community-oriented club, drawing support from local sponsors and fans within the Jakobstad region. For many years, the club’s most prominent backer has been the local business figure Jakob Smeds, whose investments have helped the club to maintain stability. Despite limited resources compared to some top-finishing Finnish teams, FF Jaro has maintained a sustainable and transparent approach to club finances, prioritizing youth development and prudent player recruitment.

The club has often relied on a mix of local players, promising youth prospects, and select international recruits, offering a platform for young players to prove themselves. Community ownership and support remain at the core of the club, with a strong emphasis on maintaining the club’s financial responsibility and continuing to invest in local football infrastructure. Over the years, this model has allowed FF Jaro to remain resilient through Finland's footballing ups and downs.

Popular Culture

FF Jaro holds an immensely strong connection with its local community, especially among the Swedish-speaking population of Jakobstad and the Ostrobothnia region. The fans, known simply as “Jaro-fans,” are renowned for their loyalty, following the club through both highs and lows. Matches at Jakobstads Centralplan often feature vibrant supporter displays and songs in both Finnish and Swedish, highlighting the unique bilingual culture of the area.

The club’s principal rivalry is with KPV Kokkola, with matches between the two sides referred to as the “Pohjanmaan Derby” (Ostrobothnia Derby), a fixture that always draws significant local attention and passion. Jaro’s footballing traditions and values are also reflected in youth development initiatives and deep integration with local schools and community programs. FF Jaro is regularly featured in regional media and remains a point of pride for Jakobstad residents and the wider Ostrobothnia region.

Players

The club has been a starting point or a home for many accomplished players in Finnish football, as well as a platform for budding young talents to make their professional breakthrough.

Some notable players from the club's history include Peter Opiyo (Kenyan international), Jonas Portin (Finnish international), Mathias Lindström, and influential manager/player Jari Europaeus. Throughout its history, FF Jaro has also welcomed experienced international players such as Kennedy Nwanganga (Nigeria), technical midfielder Sebastian Mannström, and rising young Finnish stars, affirming its reputation for blending experience and youth.

Recent seasons have seen the club nurture several local talents and become a stepping stone for players moving to bigger European leagues. The 2024 squad features a mix of experienced heads and promising academy products, in line with Jaro’s footballing philosophy.

Famous Players

Over the decades, FF Jaro has been home to several renowned players who have made lasting contributions to the club and Finnish football:

Jonas Portin: A product of FF Jaro’s youth system, Portin played as a defender and represented Finland at the international level. His development at Jaro paved the way for a move to Italy’s Serie B.
Mikael Forssell: Renowned as a top Finnish striker, Forssell spent part of his youth career with FF Jaro before achieving great club and international success, including spells at Chelsea and Borussia Mönchengladbach.
Sebastian Mannström: A creative midfielder who rose through Jaro’s ranks and later played for HJK Helsinki and in the German leagues, representing Finland at the senior international level.
Denis Abdulahi: A midfield staple for the club through much of the 2010s, known for his work ethic and leadership on the field.
Peter Opiyo: The Kenyan international midfielder made a notable impact at Jaro, bringing both skill and international experience to the squad.

These players exemplify FF Jaro’s commitment to developing domestic talent and providing opportunities for both local and international players.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Kristian Andersen	FW	88	211	0.42
2	Sebastian Mannström	MF	35	175	0.20
3	Jari Europaeus	DF	32	190	0.17
4	Jonas Emet	MF	26	165	0.16
5	Jonas Portin	DF	22	140	0.16
6	Denis Abdulahi	MF	19	120	0.16
7	David Carlsson	MF	18	110	0.16
8	Kennedy Nwanganga	FW	17	58	0.29
9	Peter Opiyo	MF	13	57	0.23
10	Eero Korte	MF	11	51	0.21

Typical Squad

FF Jaro typically lines up in a balanced formation, utilizing local and young talents blended with experienced international players. The squad composition for the 2024 season reflects this philosophy.

Goalkeeper

FF Jaro relies on experienced goalkeepers to organize the defense and lead from the back. The current first-choice keeper is Markus Kronholm.

Defender

The backline includes a mix of solid, homegrown defenders like Tuomas Aho and international additions for stability and versatility.

Midfielder

Jaro’s midfield is composed of technically gifted and hard-working players such as Jonas Emet and Denis Abdulahi, along with emerging youth academy graduates.

Forward

The attack often features creative forwards and wingers, relying on speed and interplay, with young Finnish and African strikers given opportunities to lead the line.

The club remains committed to nurturing local talent and maintaining a competitive squad in the Ykkönen league.

2024/25 Squad Season

FF Jaro's 2024 squad for the Finnish Ykkönen features a blend of experience, homegrown talent, and new signings from both Finland and abroad.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Markus Kronholm	Finland	10/04/1994
Updating	12	Lucas Heinonen	Finland	12/03/2005
Defender
Updating	3	Benjamin Storgård	Finland	28/07/2002
Updating	2	Albin Björkskog	Finland	01/08/2000
Updating	22	Akira Taira	Japan	17/07/1998
Updating	5	Tuomas Aho	Finland	16/12/1981
Midfielder
Updating	6	Denis Abdulahi	Finland	08/05/1990
Updating	8	Jonas Emet	Finland	07/12/1989
Updating	14	Sebastian Mannström	Finland	29/10/1988
Updating	11	Nicholas Andersen	Finland	17/02/2000
Forward
Updating	9	Ben Agyeman-Badu	Finland	30/01/1995
Updating	10	Kennedy Nwanganga	Nigeria	16/08/1990
Updating	7	Peter Opiyo	Kenya	15/12/1987
Manager
Updating		Niklas Käcko	Finland	10/06/1978
Ass. Manager
Updating		Juha Malinen	Finland	16/07/1958

Coach

FF Jaro, based in Jakobstad, Finland, has been guided by a number of notable coaches throughout its history. These managers have been instrumental in shaping the club’s culture and have presided over some of the most memorable moments in FF Jaro’s history. Here are some of the most successful and highly regarded coaches in the history of FF Jaro:

Aleksandr “Sasha” Dedov: The Moldovan coach led FF Jaro during a golden era in the early 1990s, guiding the team to promotion to the Finnish top-flight, Veikkausliiga, in 1991 for the first time in its history.
Jarmo Korhonen: Served as head coach in the late 2000s and was key in consolidating FF Jaro's status in the Veikkausliiga, achieving strong mid-table positions and maintaining top-flight football for several seasons.
Tommi Kautonen: Coached the team from 2006-2008, and is credited with developing young Finnish talents and helping establish a competitive squad in the Veikkausliiga.
Alexei Eremenko Sr.: The Russian-Finnish coach and former player had multiple spells as FF Jaro manager. Under his leadership (2010-2016), the club enjoyed some of its best Veikkausliiga campaigns, including a 7th-place finish in 2013, and became known for an attacking style of play.
Kaarlo "Kalle" Kaarlenkaski: One of the foundational figures, coaching FF Jaro during its formation and early competitive years, laying the groundwork for future success.

These coaches have left a lasting impact on FF Jaro, contributing to its development and tradition as one of the most recognized clubs in Finnish football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/01/2023 – present	Niklas Käcko	Finland	10/12/1977
25/08/2022 – 31/12/2022	Kalevi Oikarinen	Finland	Updating...
01/01/2021 – 25/08/2022	Teemu Eskola	Finland	13/06/1975
01/01/2018 – 31/12/2020	Niklas Käcko	Finland	10/12/1977
18/06/2016 – 31/12/2017	Kristian Heames	England	Updating...
01/01/2012 – 17/06/2016	Alexei Eremenko Sr.	Finland/Russia	17/01/1964
01/01/2010 – 31/12/2011	Porfirio Armando Betancourt	Honduras	10/10/1957
01/01/2009 – 31/12/2009	Jarmo Korhonen	Finland	04/08/1958
01/01/2006 – 31/12/2008	Tommi Kautonen	Finland	24/12/1971
01/01/2001 – 31/12/2005	Michael Käld	Finland	06/05/1954
01/01/1998 – 31/12/2000	Aleksandr Dedov	Moldova	22/09/1951
01/01/1996 – 31/12/1997	Kaarlo Kaarlenkaski	Finland	Updating...
01/01/1990 – 31/12/1995	Aleksandr Dedov	Moldova	22/09/1951
01/01/1987 – 31/12/1989	Jukka Ikäläinen	Finland	25/10/1957
01/01/1980 – 31/12/1986	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/1974 – 31/12/1979	Kaarlo Kaarlenkaski	Finland	Updating...
01/01/1965 – 31/12/1973	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1950s–1964	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

FF Jaro is a historic football club based in Jakobstad, Finland, recognized for its rich heritage and strong local identity. The club’s crests have reflected its growth and tradition since its establishment in 1965.

The original crest featured a simple red and white design representing the club’s colors and the city of Jakobstad. Over the years, minor adjustments have been made for modernization, but the overarching elements remain: the prominent initials "FF" and "JARO", often encased in a stylized football and laurel, representing both sporting spirit and achievement. Unlike many clubs, FF Jaro has largely maintained a consistent visual identity, signifying stability and community ties.

The traditional colors of FF Jaro are vivid red and white, which are incorporated into both the crest and the team kits. Red symbolizes energy and passion, while white reflects fairness and unity. Occasionally, black has been used as an accent color in away kits and alternative crests, providing contrast and a modern touch, especially in the 2010s. However, the club consistently returns to its iconic red-and-white combination for its home matches and core branding.

FF Jaro’s crest and colors are a proud testament to its continuous engagement with local supporters and its respect for longstanding traditions within Finnish football.

Fan Club

FF Jaro enjoys the support of a passionate and dedicated fan base, known for their unwavering loyalty to the club through every campaign. The largest and most recognized supporter group is the "Red Army," established in the late 1990s. Members of the Red Army are renowned for their vibrant match-day atmosphere, waving red and white banners, and chanting in support of their team throughout 90 minutes.

The club’s supporters are a mix of local residents and long-distance fans, many with strong connections to the Swedish-speaking Finnish community. Typical fan traditions include choreographed displays, singing traditional club songs, and organizing travel to away fixtures. The community focus is deep, often involving family-friendly events and initiatives to support grassroots football in Jakobstad and the Ostrobothnia region.

FF Jaro’s supporters have cultivated a reputation for their warmth and inclusivity, reflecting the values of the club and its hometown. The family-oriented match-day experience ensures that fans of all ages feel welcome at every game.

Stadium

FF Jaro plays their home matches at Jakobstads Centralplan (Centralplan Stadium), situated in Jakobstad, Finland. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators, making it one of the most atmospheric venues in Finnish football given its close stands and vocal local crowd.

Jakobstads Centralplan has been the home of FF Jaro since the club's foundation. The venue has undergone several upgrades to its facilities, with significant renovations taking place ahead of the club’s top-tier campaigns in the 1990s and after 2010, including modernized seating, improved pitch drainage, and enhanced player facilities.

The stadium’s compact design helps maintain a strong connection between players and fans, amplifying support and creating a memorable atmosphere on match days. Centralplan not only serves as FF Jaro’s home ground but is also a community hub for sports and cultural events in the region.

Honours and Awards

Despite the challenges of competing in Finland's competitive football leagues, FF Jaro has achieved notable successes since its establishment. The club’s honors highlight its resilience and moments of brilliance in domestic football.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Veikkausliiga (Finland Top Division)	0	Runner-up	1991
2	Ykkönen (Finland Second Division)	2	Champion	1989, 1993
3	Finnish Cup	0	Finalist	1999
4	Finnish League Cup	0	Updating...	Updating...
5	European Competitions	0	Updating...	Updating...

FF Jaro’s best-ever Veikkausliiga finish was as runner-up in 1991. The club also reached the Finnish Cup Final in 1999 and has twice secured promotion by winning the Ykkönen. Although FF Jaro has not yet lifted a major national cup, its history includes memorable campaigns and the development of several notable Finnish footballers.

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FAQs about FF Jaro

Q: When was FF Jaro founded?

A: FF Jaro was founded in 1965 in Jakobstad, Finland.

Q: What do the initials "FF" in FF Jaro stand for?

A: "FF" stands for "Fotbollsföreningen," which means "Football Association" in Swedish, reflecting the club’s roots in the Swedish-speaking community of Finland.

Q: What are FF Jaro’s official team colors?

A: The official colors are red and white.

Q: What is FF Jaro's home stadium called?

A: FF Jaro plays their home games at Jakobstads Centralplan, located in Jakobstad, Finland.

Q: What is the capacity of Jakobstads Centralplan?

A: The stadium has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators.

Q: What is FF Jaro's highest achievement in Finnish football?

A: Their highest league achievement is finishing as the runner-up in the Veikkausliiga in 1991.

Q: Who are FF Jaro’s biggest rivals?

A: Traditional rivals include KPV Kokkola and VPS Vaasa, stemming from regional competitions in Western Finland.

Q: Has FF Jaro ever played in European competitions?

A: FF Jaro has not qualified for any major European tournaments as of now.

Q: Who is the most notable player to have played for FF Jaro?

A: Notable former players include Jonas Emet and Sebastian Mannström, both of whom have contributed significantly to the club and have played internationally.

Q: Does FF Jaro have a youth academy?

A: Yes, the club is well-known for its youth development programs and has produced several professional Finnish footballers.

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