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Hammarby - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Sweden Allsvenskan

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

Elfsborg

Hammarby

2 - 1

2.58

2.44

Last Overall

Played matches Hammarby

26.05.25

Hammarby

1-0

Degerfors

1-0

22.05.25

Hammarby

1-2

Mjallby AIF

1-2

18.05.25

AIK

0-0

Hammarby

0-0

14.05.25

Hammarby

3-2

Sirius

3-2

11.05.25

Hammarby

1-1

IFK Norrkoping

1-1

04.05.25

Osters IF

0-3

Hammarby

0-3

27.04.25

BK Hacken

1-1

Hammarby

1-1

23.04.25

Hammarby

2-0

Malmo FF

2-0

18.04.25

Mjallby AIF

3-1

Hammarby

3-1

13.04.25

Hammarby

2-0

Djurgarden

2-0

06.04.25

Brommapojkarna

0-2

Hammarby

0-2

30.03.25

Hammarby

4-0

IFK Goteborg

4-0

22.03.25

HJK Helsinki

0-3

Hammarby

0-3

14.03.25

Hammarby

4-0

Sirius

4-0

09.03.25

IFK Goteborg

4-0

Hammarby

4-0

03.03.25

Hammarby

2-1

Kalmar FF

2-1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Hammarby

Played games: 16

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.88

0.88

Under/Over

1.5

13%

87%

2.5

44%

56%

3.5

69%

31%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

38%

62%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

56%

44%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

88%

12%

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Mjallby AIF	27	12	8	3	1	25 - 11	14
2	AIK	26	12	7	5	0	17 - 9	8
3	Elfsborg	25	11	8	1	2	25 - 13	12
4	Hammarby	24	12	7	3	2	21 - 9	12
5	Malmo FF	19	12	5	4	3	16 - 10	6
6	IFK Goteborg	16	11	5	1	5	13 - 15	-2
7	GAIS	15	11	3	6	2	12 - 10	2
8	BK Hacken	15	11	4	3	4	17 - 18	-1
9	IFK Norrkoping	14	11	4	2	5	20 - 20	0
10	Degerfors	13	11	4	1	6	16 - 20	-4
11	Djurgarden	12	10	3	3	4	7 - 13	-6
12	Brommapojkarna	10	10	3	1	6	12 - 15	-3
13	Halmstad	10	11	3	1	7	10 - 25	-15
14	Sirius	9	11	2	3	6	14 - 19	-5
15	Osters IF	8	11	2	2	7	8 - 15	-7
16	IFK Varnamo	3	11	0	3	8	11 - 22	-11

Fixtures

Date

Match

31.05.25

Elfsborg – Hammarby

Sweden Allsvenskan Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Mjallby AIF	27	12	8	3	1	25 - 11	14
2	AIK	26	12	7	5	0	17 - 9	8
3	Elfsborg	25	11	8	1	2	25 - 13	12
4	Hammarby	24	12	7	3	2	21 - 9	12
5	Malmo FF	19	12	5	4	3	16 - 10	6
6	IFK Goteborg	16	11	5	1	5	13 - 15	-2
7	GAIS	15	11	3	6	2	12 - 10	2
8	BK Hacken	15	11	4	3	4	17 - 18	-1
9	IFK Norrkoping	14	11	4	2	5	20 - 20	0
10	Degerfors	13	11	4	1	6	16 - 20	-4
11	Djurgarden	12	10	3	3	4	7 - 13	-6
12	Brommapojkarna	10	10	3	1	6	12 - 15	-3
13	Halmstad	10	11	3	1	7	10 - 25	-15
14	Sirius	9	11	2	3	6	14 - 19	-5
15	Osters IF	8	11	2	2	7	8 - 15	-7
16	IFK Varnamo	3	11	0	3	8	11 - 22	-11

Name

MPG

Frederik Ihler Frederik Ihler Elfsborg Elfsborg

570

Ibrahim Diabate Ibrahim Diabate GAIS GAIS

691

Nahir Besara Nahir Besara Hammarby Hammarby

987

165

Christoffer Nyman Christoffer Nyman IFK Norrkoping IFK Norrkoping

765

128

Max Fenger Max Fenger IFK Goteborg IFK Goteborg

990

165

Abdoulie Manneh Abdoulie Manneh Mjällby AIF Mjällby AIF

942

157

Nicklas Rojkjaer Nicklas Rojkjaer Mjällby AIF Mjällby AIF

939

188

Sebastian Jorgensen Sebastian Jorgensen IFK Norrkoping IFK Norrkoping

810

162

Leo Walta Leo Walta Sirius Sirius

990

198

Omar Faraj Omar Faraj Degerfors Degerfors

572

115

Sweden Allsvenskan Fixtures

Sweden Allsvenskan Results

Hammarby Fotboll is a professional football club based in Stockholm, Sweden. Established in 1897, Hammarby is renowned for its long and colorful history, deeply rooted local identity, and its vibrant supporter culture. Traditionally, the team’s home games are played at Tele2 Arena, shared with local rivals Djurgårdens IF. The club is best known for its passionate fanbase and attacking style of play, making it a beloved institution in Swedish football.

Hammarby’s traditional colors are green and white, and their emblem features the iconic laurel wreath. They are commonly referred to by their nickname, "Bajen," and have a storied rivalry — particularly with Djurgårdens IF (the "Tvillingderbyt"), as well as with AIK, involving some of the most energetic derbies in Scandinavia.

Throughout history, Hammarby has been home to several iconic players such as Kennedy Bakircioglü, Billy Ohlsson, and Lennart Skoglund. In recent times, they have grown both on and off the pitch, developing both strong youth programs and a competitive first team.

The club’s proudest achievement arrived in 2001, when they clinched their first-ever Allsvenskan (Swedish top division) title. Today, Hammarby consistently competes in the upper echelons of Swedish football and has also been a regular feature in European competitions, embodying both tradition and ambition.

Team:	Hammarby Fotboll
Full name:	Hammarby IF Fotbollförening
Country:	Sweden
Nickname:	Bajen
Founded:	10/04/1897
Colors:	Green-White
Stadium:	Tele2 Arena ~30,000 seats
Address:	Arenaslingan 14, 121 77 Johanneshov, Stockholm
Telephone:	+46 8 457 07 00
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.hammarbyfotboll.se
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Hammarby Fotboll

Founded

Hammarby IF Fotbollförening, widely known as Hammarby or "Bajen," was founded on April 10, 1897, originally as Hammarby Roddförening (a rowing club). Football became a section of the club in 1915, and it quickly established itself as an important part of Stockholm's sporting scene.

The club debuted in the Swedish first tier, Allsvenskan, in 1920, and over the decades, endured the typical ups and downs associated with a community club. Their greatest triumph came in 2001, when Hammarby were crowned Swedish champions for the first time in their history. Hammarby has also finished as Allsvenskan runners-up on three occasions and has won the Svenska Cupen (Swedish Cup) twice, underscoring their importance in Swedish football.

Despite several relegations and promotions through the years, the team has always bounced back with vigor, thanks in large part to their dedicated supporters. The club is regarded as a Stockholm institution, remaining one of the best-attended teams in Scandinavia year after year.

Finances and Ownership

In recent years, Hammarby Fotboll has enjoyed relative financial stability, largely owing to its growing supporters' base, increased commercial revenue, and prudent management. A significant shift occurred in 2019, when American actor and businessman Zlatan Ibrahimović acquired a stake in the club, joining AEG Sweden (Anschutz Entertainment Group) and Hammarby IF's members as key stakeholders.

With a collaborative ownership model (including strong engagement from club members), Hammarby’s management prioritizes responsible spending, long-term youth development, and sustainability initiatives. These elements have enabled the club to retain its sporting ambitions while building a stable financial foundation.

Today, Hammarby is seen as a modern and forward-thinking club, investing in academy structures, the women’s team, and strengthening its fan connections, while remaining competitive both domestically and — periodically — in European tournaments.

Popular Culture

Hammarby is more than just a football club; it is a social and cultural symbol of southern Stockholm. "Bajen" fans are renowned for their unwavering loyalty, innovative chants, and eye-catching choreographies. Hammarby’s passionate supporters help ensure the club consistently boasts some of the highest attendance numbers in Scandinavia.

The matchday atmosphere at Tele2 Arena is marked by singing, pyrotechnics, and banners, creating one of Europe’s most unique and colorful football environments. "Just idag är jag stark" ("Today I am strong") by Kenta Gustafsson, the team’s anthem, echoes through the stands before every home match and is a core part of club culture.

Hammarby’s unique identity has been captured in films, documentaries, music, and literature throughout Sweden. The club’s colors and logos are emblazoned on murals and in popular media, symbolizing both working-class pride and civic spirit. The "Bajen" lifestyle, known for its inclusiveness and joyous approach to life, has helped make the club synonymous with Stockholm's Södermalm district.

Player

Hammarby has provided a platform to many legendary Swedish footballers, as well as nurtured homegrown talents who have made their mark abroad. The club’s all-time greats include Kennedy Bakircioglü (all-time appearance record holder), Billy Ohlsson (prolific goalscorer), and Lennart “Nacka” Skoglund (Sweden international star).

Recent years have seen standout players such as Jiloan Hamad, Muamer Tanković, Gustav Ludwigson, and Nahir Besara play key roles. The club also has a strong reputation for youth development, continually promoting talented players from its academy to the first team or even to European clubs.

Current squads represent a mix of experienced Swedes, emerging youth, and international signings — reflecting both tradition and ambition.

Famous Players

Kennedy Bakircioglü: Former Swedish international, club icon, and all-time leader in appearances and goals for Hammarby. Known for his technical skill and leadership, Kennedy’s name is synonymous with modern Hammarby.
Lennart “Nacka” Skoglund: Legendary winger of the 1950s, who went on to star for Inter Milan and the Swedish national team. “Nacka” remains a cult figure in Swedish football history.
Billy Ohlsson: The club’s all-time scoring leader in Allsvenskan, Ohlsson was a clinical striker during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Sven Lindman: Key figure during the 1960s and 1970s, later also successful at Djurgårdens IF.
Petur Marteinsson: Icelandic international defender who played a pivotal role in the team’s 2001 Allsvenskan title win.
Sulejman “Sul” Sula: Cult hero among fans for his long service, tenacity, and Bajen spirit.

Many other notable Swedish national players, such as Mats Jingblad, Max von Schlebrügge, Erik Israelsson, and currently, Nahir Besara, have played crucial roles in club history.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Billy Ohlsson	FW	94	164	0.57
2	Kennedy Bakircioglü	MF	60	229	0.26
3	Sulejman Sula	FW	49	232	0.21
4	Nahir Besara	MF	40	120	0.33
5	Johan Persson	MF	31	110	0.28
6	Jiloan Hamad	MF	25	81	0.31
7	Muamer Tanković	FW	24	86	0.28
8	Erik Israelsson	MF	23	89	0.26
9	Viktor Djukanovic	FW	20	65	0.31
10	Aimar Sher	MF	13	70	0.19

Typical Squad

Hammarby usually lines up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, reflecting the club’s focus on dynamic, attacking play from wide positions and a strong tactical base in midfield and defense.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is the backbone of the defense. Hammarby's first-choice keeper in recent seasons has been Oliver Dovin, an emerging Swedish international known for his agility and distribution.

Defender

Defense is typically marshaled by a blend of experienced leaders and youthful talents. Notable defenders in recent squads include Shaquille Pinas, Edvin Kurtulus, and Nathaniel Adjei, providing both athleticism and composure.

Midfielder

Hammarby’s midfield is traditionally anchored by intelligent playmakers and energetic box-to-box runners, such as Nahir Besara and Jeppe Andersen, offering creativity and defensive solidity.

Forward

Forwards lead the team’s attacking charge, with star wingers and strikers such as Viktor Djukanovic and Deniz Hümmet spearheading the goal hunt, ably supported by dynamic wide players.

Youth players and homegrown talent always receive opportunities to break through into the first team, with the club maintaining a proud tradition of promoting from within.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks another chapter in Hammarby’s storied history as they once again compete in Allsvenskan, the Svenska Cupen, and aim for European football qualification.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Oliver Dovin	🇸🇪	Sweden	11/07/2002
Updating	30	Mads Hermansen	🇩🇰	Denmark	11/07/2000
Defender
Updating	4	Shaquille Pinas	🇸🇷	Suriname	19/03/1998
Updating	5	Edvin Kurtulus	🇸🇪	Sweden	05/03/2000
Updating	26	Nathaniel Adjei	🇬🇭	Ghana	21/08/2002
Updating	2	Simon Sandberg	🇸🇪	Sweden	25/03/1994
Midfielder
Updating	22	Nahir Besara	🇸🇪	Sweden	25/02/1991
Updating	7	Jeppe Andersen	🇩🇰	Denmark	06/12/1992
Updating	8	Fredrik Hammar	🇸🇪	Sweden	26/02/2001
Updating	21	Gustav Ludwigson	🇸🇪	Sweden	20/10/1993
Forward
Updating	9	Viktor Djukanovic	🇲🇪	Montenegro	29/01/2004
Updating	10	Deniz Hümmet	🇸🇪	Sweden	13/09/1996
Updating	11	Jusef Erabi	🇸🇪	Sweden	06/06/2003
Manager
Updating		Kim Hellberg	🇸🇪	Sweden	04/04/1988
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Coach

Hammarby Fotboll, based in Stockholm, Sweden, has a rich history shaped by a diverse group of football managers who have guided the club through its highs and lows. Over the years, several coaches have left a profound impact on the club, leading Hammarby to domestic glory and establishing its identity in Swedish football. Below are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the club’s history:

Nanne Bergstrand: Serving as manager from 2014 to 2017, Bergstrand guided Hammarby back to Allsvenskan in 2014 after a five-year absence, restoring pride and top-flight football to the club.
Sören Cratz: Under Cratz's leadership, Hammarby achieved their greatest triumph, winning the Allsvenskan title in 2001, the club’s only top-flight title to date.
Stefan Billborn: Billborn managed Hammarby from 2018 to 2021 and delivered the club’s first Svenska Cupen victory in 2021. He was praised for his attacking style and leading the team to a third-place finish in Allsvenskan in 2019.
Lars-Olof Mattsson: Mattsson managed Hammarby from 1992 to 1994, guiding the club to the Swedish Cup final and playing a significant role in stabilizing the team during a challenging era.
Jesper Jansson (Sporting Director, caretaker role): Although primarily a sporting director, Jansson's short caretaker stint and leadership behind the scenes contributed to the club’s professional growth and modern development.

These coaches, among others, have been instrumental in shaping the success and tradition of Hammarby Fotboll.

Period	Manager	Country	born
09/06/2023 – Present	Kim Hellberg	Sweden	01/02/1988
15/05/2023 – 07/06/2023	Johan Mjällby (caretaker)	Sweden	09/02/1971
01/10/2021 – 14/05/2023	Martí Cifuentes	Spain	07/07/1982
16/06/2018 – 08/06/2021	Stefan Billborn	Sweden	15/11/1972
29/06/2017 – 15/06/2018	Jakob Michelsen	Denmark	30/09/1980
01/01/2014 – 05/06/2017	Nanne Bergstrand	Sweden	28/04/1956
01/01/2012 – 31/12/2013	Gregg Berhalter	United States	01/08/1973
01/01/2011 – 31/12/2011	Michael Borgqvist	Sweden	24/12/1967
08/12/2009 – 31/12/2010	Tony Gustavsson	Sweden	14/08/1973
01/01/2008 – 16/09/2009	Tony Gustavsson	Sweden	14/08/1973
20/06/2006 – 31/12/2007	Anders Linderoth	Sweden	21/03/1950
01/01/2002 – 18/06/2006	Anders Linderoth	Sweden	21/03/1950
01/01/2000 – 31/12/2001	Sören Cratz	Sweden	28/09/1948
01/07/1998 – 31/12/1999	Stuart Baxter	England	16/08/1953
01/07/1996 – 30/06/1998	Kenneth Ohlsson	Sweden	07/09/1948
01/07/1994 – 30/06/1996	Kjell Jonevret	Sweden	28/06/1962
01/07/1992 – 30/06/1994	Lars-Olof Mattsson	Sweden	18/01/1954
01/01/1991 – 30/06/1992	Tommy Davidsson	Sweden	09/09/1952
01/07/1989 – 31/12/1990	Peter Antoine	Germany	25/12/1952
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Crests and Colors

Hammarby Fotboll, commonly known as Hammarby or “Bajen”, is a professional football club based in Stockholm, Sweden. The club’s visual identity is one of the most distinctive in Swedish football, reflecting its long and storied history since its founding in 1897.

The original crest featured a green and white shield with the club’s initials “HIF” and was crowned by a laurel wreath, reflecting honor and victory. In 1915, the famous golden laurel wreath was firmly established as part of the crest, which has remained central to Hammarby’s logo ever since. Over the years, small adjustments have been made, but the current emblem shows a green and white flag encircled by the iconic golden wreath, with the name "Hammarby IF" on the flag. This identity visually connects the club to both tradition and success.

Hammarby’s traditional colors are green and white. These colors have been worn on the home kit since the club’s football section was established, symbolizing growth, harmony, and community. The away kits have changed throughout the decades, sometimes featuring black, yellow, or even blue, but green and white always represent the heart of Hammarby. The color scheme has become iconic among fans and instantly recognizable across Swedish football.

Recent years have seen only minimal changes to the crest, maintaining the well-loved elements that have defined Hammarby for over a century.

Fan Club

Hammarby is renowned for its exceptionally passionate and loyal fan base, considered among the most fervent in Sweden. The official supporters’ club is “Bajensupport”, but the largest and most influential fan group is undoubtedly “Bajen Fans”, established in 1981. This group is well-known for its massive presence at matches, intricate choreographies, and passionate vocal support, filled with songs and chants unique to Hammarby culture.

The atmosphere created by Hammarby supporters, particularly during home matches, is famous across Scandinavia. The traditional marching of fans through Södermalm to the stadium on match days, with green and white scarves and banners, is a Stockholm football ritual. Hammarby’s supporters are recognized for their inclusivity, creativity, and a festive spirit, contributing to one of the highest average attendances in the Allsvenskan league.

Additionally, Hammarby’s fan culture extends deeply into local communities and is known for its loyal expatriate following. The phrase “Bajen” is synonymous with camaraderie, egalitarianism, and Stockholm's working-class roots.

Stadium

Hammarby plays its home matches at Tele2 Arena, located in the Johanneshov district of Stockholm, Sweden. The stadium, opened in 2013, is a modern, multipurpose arena able to host up to 30,000 spectators for football games. The venue features a retractable roof and a state-of-the-art playing surface, making it suitable for matches year-round.

Prior to the move to Tele2 Arena, Hammarby played at Söderstadion from 1967 until 2013, a legendary ground located nearby, deeply woven into the club’s history and identity. Tele2 Arena has quickly become one of the premier stadiums in Sweden, providing an outstanding supporter experience with excellent acoustics, sightlines, and facilities. It is shared with local club Djurgårdens IF, but Hammarby games are widely regarded as producing the most electrifying atmospheres, especially during derby matches and important fixtures.

The stadium regularly undergoes upgrades to fan zones, digital systems, and hospitality areas to maintain its status as a leading Swedish sports arena.

Honours and Awards

Hammarby Fotboll has achieved significant success in Swedish football, highlighted by league championships and national cup triumphs. The club’s most celebrated moment came when it clinched its first Allsvenskan league title in 2001. In recent years, Hammarby has maintained strong performances in the top flight and domestic cup competitions.

While not as decorated as certain Swedish giants, Hammarby’s honors are a source of immense pride for the club and its supporters. Below is a summary of major trophies won by Hammarby:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Allsvenskan (Swedish Champion)	1	Winner	2001
2	Svenska Cupen (Swedish Cup)	2	Winner	2019, 2020–21
3	Superettan (Swedish Second Division)	1	Winner	2014
4	Division 1 Norra	2	Winner	1989, 1993
5	European Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Hammarby

Q: When was Hammarby Fotboll founded?

A: Hammarby Fotboll was founded in 1897, with the football section established in 1915.

Q: What is the meaning behind the club's crest and golden wreath?

A: The green and white flag stands for Hammarby's colors, and the laurel wreath symbolizes honor and victory, both of which are longstanding elements of the club’s identity.

Q: What are Hammarby’s traditional team colors?

A: Green and white are the club’s traditional colors, featured on both home kits and the club crest.

Q: Which stadium does Hammarby use for home matches?

A: Hammarby plays its home games at Tele2 Arena in Stockholm, with a capacity of 30,000.

Q: How many times has Hammarby won the Allsvenskan?

A: Hammarby has won the Allsvenskan league title once, in 2001.

Q: What is the name of Hammarby’s largest fan club?

A: “Bajen Fans” is the largest and most influential Hammarby supporters' group.

Q: Who are Hammarby’s biggest rivals?

A: Hammarby’s main rivals are AIK Solna and Djurgårdens IF, both also based in Stockholm.

Q: What is the average home attendance for Hammarby?

A: Hammarby is known for high attendances, often leading Allsvenskan in average home crowd sizes, with figures regularly exceeding 20,000 at Tele2 Arena.

Q: Has Hammarby played in European cup competitions?

A: Yes, Hammarby has participated several times in European competitions such as the UEFA Europa League and the UEFA Conference League, though they have not yet won a major European trophy.

Q: What are some of the iconic traditions of Hammarby supporters?

A: Hammarby supporters are famous for their match day marches, colorful tifos, and chanting, making home games at Tele2 Arena a unique experience in Swedish football.

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