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

Stjarnan
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Stjarnan vs Vikingur Reykjavik 05/19/2025 19:15

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Vikingur Reykjavik

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Last Overall

Played matches Stjarnan

14.05.25

Kari

Stjarnan

IC

10.05.25

Stjarnan

Fram Reykjavik

IPL

05.05.25

Afturelding

Stjarnan

IPL

28.04.25

Stjarnan

IBV Vestmannaeyjar

IPL

23.04.25

Breidablik

Stjarnan

IPL

18.04.25

Stjarnan

Njardvik

IC

14.04.25

Stjarnan

IA Akranes

IPL

07.04.25

Stjarnan

FH Hafnarfjordur

IPL

09.03.25

Stjarnan

KR Reykjavik

ILC

01.03.25

Leiknir Reykjavik

Stjarnan

ILC

25.02.25

Stjarnan

Keflavik

ILC

16.02.25

Odense BK

Stjarnan

EF

11.02.25

UMF Selfoss

Stjarnan

ILC

08.02.25

Stjarnan

IBV Vestmannaeyjar

ILC

31.01.25

Breidablik

Stjarnan

EF

18.01.25

Stjarnan

IF Vestri

EF

26.10.24

Stjarnan

FH Hafnarfjordur

IPL

19.10.24

Breidablik

Stjarnan

IPL

06.10.24

Vikingur Reykjavik

Stjarnan

IPL

30.09.24

Stjarnan

IA Akranes

IPL

23.09.24

Valur Reykjavik

Stjarnan

IPL

15.09.24

Stjarnan

IF Vestri

IPL

01.09.24

FH Hafnarfjordur

Stjarnan

IPL

26.08.24

Stjarnan

HK Kopavogur

IPL

18.08.24

KA Akureyri

Stjarnan

IPL

11.08.24

Stjarnan

Breidablik

IPL

06.08.24

Fram Reykjavik

Stjarnan

IPL

01.08.24

Paide Linnameeskond

Stjarnan

UCLQ

28.07.24

IA Akranes

Stjarnan

IPL

25.07.24

Stjarnan

Paide Linnameeskond

UCLQ

21.07.24

Stjarnan

Fylkir Reykjavik

IPL

18.07.24

Linfield

Stjarnan

UCLQ

11.07.24

Stjarnan

Linfield

UCLQ

06.07.24

KR Reykjavik

Stjarnan

IPL

03.07.24

Vikingur Reykjavik

Stjarnan

IC

27.06.24

Stjarnan

Vikingur Reykjavik

IPL

22.06.24

HK Kopavogur

Stjarnan

IPL

18.06.24

Stjarnan

FH Hafnarfjordur

IPL

12.06.24

Thor Akureyri

Stjarnan

IC

02.06.24

IF Vestri

Stjarnan

IPL

30.05.24

Valur Reykjavik

Stjarnan

IPL

26.05.24

Stjarnan

KA Akureyri

IPL

21.05.24

Breidablik

Stjarnan

IPL

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Overall statistics

Stjarnan

Played games: 43

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

96

2.23

1.93

83

Under/Over

1.5

2

5%

95%

41

2.5

9

21%

79%

34

3.5

20

47%

53%

23

Both scored games (Yes/No)

30

70%

30%

13

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

10

23%

77%

33

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

40

93%

7%

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Fixtures

Date

Match

19.05.25

IPL

Stjarnan – Vikingur Reykjavik

24.05.25

IPL

IF Vestri – Stjarnan

29.05.25

IPL

Stjarnan – KR Reykjavik

01.06.25

IPL

KA Akureyri – Stjarnan

16.06.25

IPL

Stjarnan – Valur Reykjavik

Iceland Pre-Season Cup Results

05/15/2025 18:00

03/28/2025 19:00

Vikingur Reykjavik

01/30/2025 20:00

Valur Reykjavik

01/25/2025 19:00

Fylkir Reykjavik

Valur Reykjavik

01/25/2025 14:00

Throttur Reykjavik

01/25/2025 13:00

01/21/2025 20:00

Vikingur Reykjavik

01/20/2025 19:00

Leiknir Reykjavik

01/18/2025 12:00

Valur Reykjavik

01/15/2025 19:00

Ungmennafélagið Stjarnan, commonly known as Stjarnan, is a professional football club based in Garðabær, Iceland. Stjarnan was established in 1960 and has grown into one of the most recognized and successful clubs in Icelandic football in recent decades. Known for their distinctive star logo and attacking playing style, Stjarnan made headlines worldwide for their creative goal celebrations.

The team plays its home matches at Stjörnuvöllur, a modern stadium in Garðabær. The club's traditional colors are blue and white. Over the years, Stjarnan has cultivated a passionate local fan base, with supporters known for their enthusiastic support and warm atmosphere at matches.

Stjarnan won its first Úrvalsdeild (Icelandic Premier League) title in 2014 after a dramatic season, confirming the club's arrival as a major force in Icelandic football. The club has also enjoyed regular participation in European competitions, representing Iceland in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League qualifiers.

Stjarnan has produced and attracted several notable players, including Eyjólfur Héðinsson, Óskar Hrafn Þorvaldsson, and Kjartan Henry Finnbogason, while also playing an important developmental role in Icelandic football. The club places a strong emphasis on youth development and community engagement, helping to grow football both locally and nationally.

Today, Stjarnan continues to be a leading force in domestic football and an ambassador for the Icelandic game on the European stage, recognized for their innovative approach and commitment to excellence on and off the field.

Team:	Stjarnan
Full name:	Ungmennafélagið Stjarnan
Country:	Iceland
Nickname:	Stjörnurnar (The Stars)
Founded:	08/08/1960
Colors:	Blue-White
Stadium:	Stjörnuvöllur 1,000 Ranks (seated, expandable)
Address:	Álfheimar 2, 201 Garðabær, Iceland
Telephone:	+354 588 9190
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.stjarnan.is
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Stjarnan

Founded

Ungmennafélagið Stjarnan was founded on August 8, 1960, in Garðabær, a suburb of Reykjavík, Iceland. Initially established as a multi-sports club, Stjarnan's football division steadily rose through the ranks of the Icelandic football system. The club competed in lower divisions for much of its early history, gaining prominence in the 1990s and 2000s as football in Garðabær developed strongly around the club’s academy and growing community support.

Stjarnan's historic breakthrough came in the 2014 season, when the club won the Úrvalsdeild karla (Icelandic Premier League) for the first time with an unbeaten campaign. Their success was underpinned by an attacking style of play and memorable goal celebrations that attracted international media attention.

Stjarnan has regularly competed at the top level of Icelandic football since then, also making significant appearances in European competition, notably eliminating Motherwell in the 2014–15 UEFA Europa League and facing Inter Milan in the play-off round. Today, Stjarnan is recognized for its youth development, ambitious mentality, and strong community ties.

Finances and ownership

Stjarnan is structured as a community-owned and operated football club under the broader umbrella of the Stjarnan sports organization. The club is not owned by a single individual or private entity but is instead operated by its members, reflecting the Icelandic tradition of grassroots community sports clubs. Financial stability is maintained through a mix of membership fees, local sponsorships, support from the Garðabær municipality, player development, and proceeds from European competition participation.

While operating with a considerably smaller budget than most European clubs, Stjarnan has nonetheless established itself as one of Iceland's leading clubs, carefully managing finances while investing in youth development and facilities. This sustainable model has earned Stjarnan a strong reputation for integrity and success, both on and off the pitch.

The club’s leadership consists of a board of directors elected from among its members, ensuring a strong bond with the local community. Financial challenges are ever-present in Icelandic football, but Stjarnan's clear development pathway from academy to first team and prudent financial management underpin the club's consistent competitiveness.

Popular culture

Stjarnan is synonymous with creativity and entertainment in Icelandic football. The club’s players became internet sensations after performing elaborate, humorous goal celebrations during the 2010 Úrvalsdeild season, including routines mimicking fishing, rowing, and even bicycle rides, earning global media coverage and millions of views on social media.

The club enjoys strong support from the local community in Garðabær, where match days are family-oriented events and fans—including the "Stjarnan Family" supporters group—are recognized for their welcoming and lively atmosphere. The team’s blue and white colors are hugely popular, and the club’s reputation for innovation has made Stjarnan matches a highlight of the Icelandic football calendar.

Stjarnan’s success and style have been featured in Icelandic and international media, and the club has helped to raise the profile of Icelandic football around the world. In addition to football, Stjarnan actively promotes community health, youth sports, and education through various engagement projects and events.

Players

The club has been home to several talented and notable players, with a particular emphasis on developing young local talent through one of Iceland’s top academies. Stjarnan has also welcomed experienced internationals who have contributed to the club’s successes domestically and in Europe.

Some of the most noteworthy players in Stjarnan’s history include Ólafur Karl Finsen (top scorer and former captain), Eyjólfur Héðinsson (national team midfielder), Guðjón Pétur Lýðsson (creative midfielder), and international goal-scorer Hilmar Árni Halldórsson. The club has also given opportunities for Icelandic talents like Ari Leifsson and international players such as Veigar Páll Gunnarsson to shine.

Stjarnan’s current squad blends experience, leadership, and youth, with a strong representation of players developed through the club’s own ranks. The club has also had success in integrating new talent and is often a stepping stone for players aiming for larger leagues in Europe, reflecting Stjarnan’s central role in Iceland’s football development.

Famous Players

Stjarnan has seen many influential and memorable players:

Ólafur Karl Finsen: Forward and former club captain, Finsen has been a local hero for Stjarnan, especially during their title run and European exploits.
Eyjólfur Héðinsson: Former Iceland international midfielder who played key roles during Stjarnan's rise to the top tier, contributing with his leadership and passing ability.
Guðjón Pétur Lýðsson: Creative midfielder, pivotal in Stjarnan’s attacking play during championship and European runs.
Kjartan Henry Finnbogason: Prolific striker and former Iceland international, contributed important goals in league and European campaigns.
Veigar Páll Gunnarsson: Former Iceland international, returned to Stjarnan in the later stages of his career, bringing top-level experience back to the club.
Hilmar Árni Halldórsson: Forward, widely recognized for consistency and scoring, regularly among the league's top strikers.

These players, along with many locally developed talents, represent Stjarnan’s commitment to both team and community, combining domestic success with international recognition.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇮🇸 Hilmar Árni Halldórsson	FW	92	220	0.42
2	🇮🇸 Ólafur Karl Finsen	FW	71	210	0.34
3	🇮🇸 Guðjón Pétur Lýðsson	MF	39	145	0.27
4	🇮🇸 Atli Sigurjónsson	MF	35	148	0.24
5	🇮🇸 Árni Vilhjálmsson	FW	32	82	0.39
6	🇮🇸 Eyjólfur Héðinsson	MF	30	150	0.20
7	🇮🇸 Baldur Sigurðsson	MF	28	141	0.20
8	🇮🇸 Baldur Hannes Stefánsson	FW	26	82	0.32
9	🇮🇸 Brynjar Gauti Guðjónsson	MF	25	93	0.27
10	🇮🇸 Árni Vilhjálmsson	FW	22	64	0.34

Typical Squad

Stjarnan typically fields a balanced squad with a mix of promising homegrown talent and experienced Icelandic players, often lined up in a flexible 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation to best exploit the strengths of their players. The club is recognized for its attractive attacking play and disciplined defensive organization.

Goalkeeper

The club's goalkeeping position has recently featured strong Icelandic talents such as Haraldur Björnsson and more recently Ingvar Jónsson, both known for their commanding presence and shot-stopping abilities.

Defenders

Stjarnan’s defense blends solid, athletic full-backs—like Ari Leifsson and Guðmann Þórisson—with capable and tactically aware central defenders, providing stability and flexibility in building attacks from the back.

Midfielders

In midfield, Stjarnan regularly features energetic box-to-box players and creative playmakers. The likes of Baldur Sigurðsson and Guðjón Pétur Lýðsson have contributed leadership, work rate, and flair, blending attacking impetus with defensive discipline.

Forwards

The Stjarnan attacking line is typically led by forwards such as Hilmar Árni Halldórsson and Ólafur Karl Finsen, who offer goals, versatility, and mobility. The club also regularly gives opportunities to exciting young prospects from its academy.

Stjarnan is well-known for integrating young talent into the squad, giving them critical playing experience, which is a key part of the club’s long-term philosophy and domestic success.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season is another key chapter in Stjarnan’s history as the club competes in the Icelandic Besta deild karla (Premier League), the Icelandic Cup, and pursues European qualification. Below is a summary of the current squad for the 2024/25 season:

Goalkeepers
Updating	1	Ingvar Jónsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	18/10/1989
Updating	12	Brynjar Atli Sigurðsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	03/03/2000
Defenders
Updating	4	Ari Leifsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	19/04/1997
Updating	15	Guðmundur Kristjánsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	25/07/1994
Updating	14	Guðmann Þórisson	🇮🇸	Iceland	30/01/1987
Updating	5	Ómar Ingi Magnússon	🇮🇸	Iceland	04/09/1995
Midfielders
Updating	10	Guðjón Pétur Lýðsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	28/12/1986
Updating	8	Baldur Sigurðsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	24/04/1985
Updating	6	Eyjólfur Héðinsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	01/03/1985
Updating	18	Atli Sigurjónsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	09/10/1990
Forwards
Updating	7	Hilmar Árni Halldórsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	14/02/1992
Updating	11	Ólafur Karl Finsen	🇮🇸	Iceland	30/12/1992
Updating	20	Baldur Hannes Stefánsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	11/08/1995
Manager
Updating		Rúnar Páll Sigmundsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	19/06/1972
Ass. Manager
Updating		Arnór Sveinn Aðalsteinsson	🇮🇸	Iceland	24/01/1986

Coach

Stjarnan Football Club, based in Garðabær, Iceland, has established itself as a prominent team in Icelandic football through the leadership of several remarkable coaches. Over the years, these managers have guided Stjarnan to significant domestic successes and European appearances. The following are some of the most prominent and successful coaches in the history of Stjarnan FC:

Rúnar Páll Sigmundsson: Perhaps the most notable coach in Stjarnan's history, Rúnar Páll Sigmundsson managed the club from 2013 to 2021. Under his leadership, Stjarnan won their first and only Úrvalsdeild (Icelandic top-flight) championship in 2014, finished as league runners-up multiple times, and reached the group stages of the UEFA Europa League qualifiers in 2014–15, notably eliminating Motherwell (Scotland) and Lech Poznań (Poland).
Ágúst Gylfason: Serving as Stjarnan's head coach from 2022, Ágúst has aimed to restore the club to its former competitive strength in Iceland and establish a new generation of talent at the club.
Rúnar Kristinsson: A renowned Icelandic manager, Rúnar Kristinsson managed Stjarnan briefly in 2006 and helped lay the foundations for the professionalization and rise of the club that followed in the next decade.
Gunnar Jónsson: An influential early manager in Stjarnan's history, who led the club through its development from lower divisions towards being an established force in Icelandic football.

These coaches, among others, have played vital roles in Stjarnan's progress from a local club to national champions and contenders in European competitions.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/01/2022 – Present	Ágúst Gylfason	Iceland	09/04/1971
01/01/2021 – 31/12/2021	Arnar Grétarsson	Iceland	22/02/1972
01/01/2013 – 31/12/2020	Rúnar Páll Sigmundsson	Iceland	19/06/1972
01/01/2010 – 31/12/2012	Gunnar Jónsson	Iceland	Updating...
01/01/2007 – 31/12/2009	Þorvaldur Örlygsson	Iceland	02/02/1966
01/01/2006 – 31/12/2006	Rúnar Kristinsson	Iceland	05/09/1969
01/01/2004 – 31/12/2005	Gunnar Jónsson	Iceland	Updating...
01/01/2001 – 31/12/2003	Rúnar Gunnarsson	Iceland	Updating...
01/01/1998 – 31/12/2000	Þorvaldur Örlygsson	Iceland	02/02/1966
01/01/1995 – 31/12/1997	Gunnar Jónsson	Iceland	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Ungmennafélagið Stjarnan, commonly known as Stjarnan, is a professional football club based in Garðabær, Iceland. The club’s identity is deeply rooted in its distinctive crests and traditional colors, which have evolved subtly over the years.

The club’s original crest, used since Stjarnan’s foundation in 1960, featured a blue five-pointed star displayed prominently, reflecting the club’s name—“Stjarnan” means "The Star" in Icelandic. Over time, Stjarnan’s crest has been updated with modern refinements, but always retained the star symbol at its core. The current crest is circular, with a blue background, the white star in the center, and the club's name and founding year ('1960') inscribed around the edge. This badge has become a recognizable emblem of football in Icelandic sports.

Stjarnan's primary colors are blue and white, with blue dominating the home kits and white used for contrasting accents and away kits. Through the decades, the shade of blue has sometimes shifted from a bright royal to a deep navy, and for special occasions, silver or light gray elements have been added to the jerseys. Despite minor variations, the blue and white palette remains central to Stjarnan’s identity, symbolizing both Iceland’s national colors and the club's forward-looking spirit.

The club's distinct symbols and color traditions not only reinforce its unique place in Icelandic football, but also reflect the pride and unity of the Garðabær community.

Fan Club

Stjarnan boasts a passionate and close-knit fan base, known not only across Iceland, but also in European football circles—especially after the club’s viral goal celebrations in the 2014 UEFA Europa League.

The largest fan club is known as “Stjarnan Supporters,” a group that brings together families and football enthusiasts of all ages. Unique among Icelandic teams, Stjarnan supporters are famous for their positive and friendly atmosphere, colorful displays, and community spirit. Their coordinated chants and inventive banners light up every match at Samsung völlurinn. The fan base has been praised for its inclusivity and for inspiring young fans to embrace football.

Stjarnan’s memorable and creative goal celebrations—sometimes involving the whole squad acting out elaborate skits—became an internet sensation, spotlighting the club and its supporters worldwide. The fans also travel in numbers to away games in the national league and bring their blue and white colors everywhere, contributing to the club’s vibrant identity.

Stadium

Stjarnan plays its home games at Samsung völlurinn (Samsung Stadium), which is located in Garðabær, Iceland. Opened in 2009, the stadium reflects both modernity and the intimate nature of Icelandic football venues.

The stadium currently has a capacity of around 1,990 spectators, making it one of the more prominent football facilities in Iceland. The venue is known for its excellent pitch conditions, modern amenities, and family-friendly environment. Samsung völlurinn features covered seating, newly upgraded changing facilities, and a welcoming atmosphere for both players and fans.

Renovations and periodic upgrades have ensured the stadium meets national league requirements and offers a comfortable experience year-round, even in the challenging Icelandic climate. The stadium stands as a proud symbol of Garðabær and Stjarnan’s growth as a football club.

Honours and Awards

Stjarnan has established itself as a competitive force in Icelandic football, particularly in the past decade. The club’s rapid progression culminated in winning the Úrvalsdeild (Icelandic Championship) in 2014, marking a historic achievement. Stjarnan consistently competes among Iceland’s top teams and has also performed admirably in domestic cup competitions and on the European stage.

Below are the key honours Stjarnan has collected throughout its history:

No	Cups	Count	Awards	Years
1	Úrvalsdeild (Icelandic Premier League)	1	Champion	2014
2	Icelandic Cup	2	Winner	2018, 2022
3	Icelandic Super Cup	2	Winner	2015, 2019
4	1. deild karla (Icelandic First Division)	2	Champion	1997, 2008
5	European Competitions	Updating...	Best Achievement: Playoff round, UEFA Europa League	2014–15

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FAQs about Stjarnan

Q: When was Stjarnan Football Club founded?

A: Stjarnan was founded in 1960 in Garðabær, Iceland.

Q: What does “Stjarnan” mean in English?

A: “Stjarnan” translates to “The Star,” matching the image on the club’s crest.

Q: What is Stjarnan’s home stadium and its capacity?

A: Stjarnan plays at Samsung völlurinn in Garðabær, which has a capacity of about 1,990 spectators.

Q: What are Stjarnan’s most notable achievements?

A: The club’s greatest achievements include winning the Úrvalsdeild (Icelandic Premier League) in 2014 and the Icelandic Cup in 2018 and 2022.

Q: Who are Stjarnan’s biggest rivals?

A: Stjarnan’s main rivals include clubs such as FH Hafnarfjörður and Breiðablik, other strong teams in the region and league.

Q: Why did Stjarnan become widely known in Europe in 2014?

A: Stjarnan gained international attention for their entertaining and creative goal celebrations during the 2014 UEFA Europa League campaign.

Q: Has Stjarnan ever played in the UEFA Champions League group stage?

A: No, Stjarnan has reached European qualifying rounds but has not made the UEFA Champions League group stage.

Q: What color does Stjarnan traditionally play in?

A: Stjarnan’s traditional color is blue, paired with white accents.

Q: What is unique about Stjarnan’s fan culture?

A: Stjarnan fans are renowned for their positivity, inclusivity, and for supporting the club's legendary, theatrical goal celebrations.

Q: Who is a notable player who has contributed significantly to Stjarnan’s success?

A: Many players have contributed to Stjarnan’s rise, with Ólafur Karl Finsen and Baldur Sigurðsson being among the club’s most celebrated figures in modern history.

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