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FC Honka - ตารางการแข่งขัน ตารางคะแนน ผู้เล่น สถิติ และข่าวสาร

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อัตราต่อรอง

คะแนน

FKGA

FC Honka

PEPO

3 - 1

4.79

1.19

การแข่งขันล่าสุด

การแข่งขันที่เล่นแล้ว FC Honka

16.05.25

HaPK

1-12

FC Honka

FKGA

1-12

11.05.25

FC Honka

1-2

VJS Vantaa

FKGA

1-2

07.05.25

EBK

1-3

FC Honka

FIC

1-3

03.05.25

Puiu

0-3

FC Honka

FKGA

0-3

26.04.25

FC Honka

5-0

FC Vaajakoski

FKGA

5-0

19.04.25

Reipas

1-3

FC Honka

FKGA

1-3

16.04.25

FC Kontu

0-9

FC Honka

FIC

0-9

05.04.25

FC Honka

2-1

PPJ

2-1

26.03.25

FC Honka

2-3

KaPa

2-3

08.03.25

FC Honka

4-2

Tampereen Ilves 2

4-2

ชนะ

วาด

แพ้

สถิติรวม

FC Honka

เกมที่เล่นแล้ว 10

ประตู (การทำประตูชนะ/การทำประตูแพ้)

4.4

1.1

ต่ำ-สูง

1.5

100%

2.5

100%

3.5

30%

70%

การแข่งขันที่ทั้งสองทีมต่างทำประตูได้ (มี-ไม่มี )

70%

30%

clean-sheets (มี-ไม่มี )

30%

70%

ทำคะแนน (มี-ไม่มี )

100%

ตารางการแข่งขัน

วัน

การแข่งขัน

24.05.25

FKGA

FC Honka – PEPO

28.05.25

FC Honka – Ekenas IF

01.06.25

FKGA

MyPa – FC Honka

08.06.25

FKGA

FC Honka – JPS

15.06.25

FKGA

GrIFK – FC Honka

Finland Veikkausliiga Table

Pos #	Team	pts	gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	KuPS Kuopio	22	8	7	1	0	16 - 4	12
2	FC Inter	15	7	4	3	0	16 - 6	10
3	SJK	14	9	4	2	3	15 - 14	1
4	HJK Helsinki	13	8	4	1	3	17 - 10	7
5	FC Ilves	12	7	4	0	3	16 - 12	4
6	VPS Vaasa	11	7	3	2	2	11 - 12	-1
7	IF Gnistan	10	7	3	1	3	11 - 12	-1
8	IFK Mariehamn	10	8	3	1	4	9 - 14	-5
9	FC Haka	7	7	2	1	4	10 - 13	-3
10	FF Jaro	7	7	2	1	4	6 - 9	-3
11	KTP	4	7	1	1	5	7 - 20	-13
12	AC Oulu	3	8	1	0	7	11 - 19	-8

Name

MPG

Mads Borchers Mads Borchers VPS Vaasa VPS Vaasa

408

Kerfala Cissoko Kerfala Cissoko FF Jaro FF Jaro

630

158

Kasper Paananen Kasper Paananen SJK SJK

694

174

Otto Ruoppi Otto Ruoppi KuPS Kuopio KuPS Kuopio

621

156

Teemu Pukki Teemu Pukki HJK Helsinki HJK Helsinki

598

200

Petteri Pennanen Petteri Pennanen KuPS Kuopio KuPS Kuopio

534

178

Roope Riski Roope Riski FC Ilves FC Ilves

390

130

Santeri Hostikka Santeri Hostikka HJK Helsinki HJK Helsinki

423

141

Muhamed Tehe Olawale Muhamed Tehe Olawale IFK Mariehamn IFK Mariehamn

458

153

Vertti Hänninen Vertti Hänninen IF Gnistan IF Gnistan

417

139

Finland Veikkausliiga Fixtures

Finland Veikkausliiga Results

FC Honka is a professional football club based in Espoo, Finland. Founded in 1957, the club has established itself as one of the most notable teams in Finnish football, with a reputation for developing young talent and playing attractive football. FC Honka has won several domestic honors and is recognized for its ambitious approach both on and off the pitch.

The team plays its home matches at Tapiolan Urheilupuisto, a modern stadium in Espoo. The club's colors are traditionally yellow and black, a combination that is prominently featured on their kits. FC Honka enjoys a strong following among the local community and is known for its vibrant youth academy.

Honka supporters, commonly known as "Honkalaiset," are known for their loyalty and passion, giving the club a distinctive identity among Finnish clubs. FC Honka also maintains friendly rivalries, most notably with HJK Helsinki, adding further excitement to Finnish football.

Throughout its history, FC Honka has developed a number of players who have gone on to play for the Finland national team and abroad, with the club's emphasis on technical and tactical development. FC Honka has also been home to several notable managers who have contributed to building the club's modern identity.

FC Honka’s most significant accomplishments include two Finnish Cup wins and strong finishes in the Veikkausliiga, the top tier of Finnish football. The club regularly participates in European competition through qualification to the UEFA Europa Conference League or UEFA Europa League.

With a blend of tradition, ambition, and community involvement, FC Honka continues to be a prominent club in Finnish football, respected both for its on-field performances and its impact in Finnish sporting culture.

Team:	FC Honka
Full name:	Football Club Honka
Country:	Finland
Nickname:	Honkalaiset, Keltamustat (The Yellow-Blacks)
Founded:	1957
Colors:	Yellow and Black
Stadium:	Tapiolan Urheilupuisto 6,000 capacity
Address:	Tapiolan Urheilupuisto, Urheilupuistontie 2, 02200 Espoo, Finland
Telephone:	+358 9 8548 944
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://esporthonka.com
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Honka

Founded

Football Club Honka was founded in 1957 in Espoo, Finland. The club originally began as a sports club for the Tapion Honka district and gradually shifted focus towards football. By the early 2000s, FC Honka had become one of Finland’s most prominent clubs, achieving promotion to the Veikkausliiga for the first time in 2006. Since then, Honka has solidified its place among the top Finnish teams, frequently contending for titles and earning spots in European competitions.

Honka’s early years were spent in the lower divisions of Finnish football, but the club quickly built a reputation for developing local talent. After several attempts, Honka finally gained promotion to the premier division and soon established itself as a consistent top-flight team.

Despite experiencing financial difficulties in the early 2010s, which led to a brief drop to lower leagues, the club quickly reorganized and returned stronger, again gaining promotion to Veikkausliiga. Honka’s resilience has become a hallmark of its identity, and the club’s youth system remains one of the most respected in the country.

Finances and Ownership

FC Honka is owned and operated by Esport, a sports company with investments in sports clubs and facilities in Finland. The Esport group took control of the club following financial instability in 2014 and has since contributed to a stable foundation for the club’s operations. Under Esport’s ownership, Honka has invested in infrastructure, academy development, and the first team.

The club’s finances are primarily supported by local sponsors, ticket sales, player transfers, and Esport’s backing. Financial prudence and a strong emphasis on youth development have allowed Honka to compete at a high level, despite being outside the traditional financial powerhouses of Finnish football.

With sound management and support from the local business community, FC Honka is considered one of the most professionally run clubs in Finland.

Popular Culture

FC Honka enjoys a devoted following in Espoo and its surroundings. The club is known for its community engagement, especially with local schools and sports programs, and its home matches at Tapiolan Urheilupuisto draw loyal crowds. The fan group "FC Hongankolistajat" is known for energetic support and creates a lively atmosphere during games.

Honka’s colors, yellow and black, are a symbol of pride in Espoo, and the club has become an integral part of the city's identity. The club anthem and pre-match rituals are important to its cultural presence, while its commitment to developing young local talent is widely respected throughout Finnish football. The Derby against HJK Helsinki is particularly anticipated each season and highlights the club’s growing status in Finnish football.

Overall, FC Honka is celebrated for its inclusive family atmosphere, active youth programs, and growing influence on Finnish football culture.

Player

The club has been home to several influential and talented players over the years, many of whom have played for the Finnish national team or moved on to higher-profile leagues abroad.

Notable past players include Tim Väyrynen, Jonas Levänen, Gideon Baah, and Ville Koskimaa. The club’s dedication to youth development has produced a host of internationals, including Jerry Voutilainen, Jere Uronen, and Alex Lehtinen. Recent squads have featured key figures such as Duarte Tammilehto and Lucas Kaufmann.

FC Honka’s current squad is a blend of experienced professionals and promising youngsters. Their style is characterized by technical excellence and tactical adaptability. Players such as Duarte Tammilehto, Lucas Kaufmann, Darren Smith, and Henri Aalto are among the most recognizable faces in recent years.

FC Honka is also known for giving opportunities to young Finnish players, nurturing the next generation of national team stars. The club’s progressive playing philosophy has made it an attractive destination for ambitious players and coaches alike.

Famous Players

Gideon Baah: Ghanaian defender who made a significant impact at Honka before moving on to Red Bull Salzburg and success abroad.
Duarte Tammilehto: A midfielder who captained the club and embodied the Honka spirit, playing several seasons for the club.
Tim Väyrynen: A prolific Finnish striker, top scorer in Veikkausliiga, who launched his career at Honka.
Jere Uronen: Developed in the Honka system and went on to play for the Finland national team and clubs in major European leagues.
Lucas Kaufmann: Brazilian midfielder, a mainstay at the club and known for his creativity and leadership on the pitch.
Henri Aalto: Long-serving defender, key in Honka’s defensive line, and instrumental in the club’s successes in domestic competitions.

These players, among others, have contributed to Honka’s tradition of developing talent and achieving competitive success in Finland.

Top goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Tim Väyrynen (Finland)	FW	27	56	0.48
2	Darren Smith (South Africa)	FW	20	44	0.45
3	Jean Silva (Brazil)	FW	19	69	0.28
4	Borjas Martín (Spain)	FW	17	53	0.32
5	Lucas Kaufmann (Brazil)	MF	14	151	0.09
6	Jerry Voutilainen (Finland)	MF	13	119	0.11
7	Demba Savage (Gambia)	FW	12	56	0.21
8	Hernandinho (Brazil)	MF	9	81	0.11
9	Henri Aalto (Finland)	DF	9	205	0.04
10	Duarte Tammilehto (Finland)	MF	8	152	0.05

Typical Squad

FC Honka typically fields a flexible lineup, often using a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, focusing on possession-based football and high pressing. The squad structure is as follows:

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper plays a crucial role with an emphasis on ball distribution and organizing the defensive line. Recent years have seen Otso Virtanen and Markus Uusitalo share duties in goal.

Defender

Defensive stability is built on experienced players such as Henri Aalto and Dani Hatakka, complemented by young, athletic fullbacks who can support attacks down the wings.

Midfielder

The midfield features a blend of technical skill and tactical awareness. Key players in this department often include Lucas Kaufmann, Jerry Voutilainen, and Duarte Tammilehto.

Forward

Attackers at FC Honka are versatile, capable of playing across the frontline. Strikers such as Jean Silva and recent top scorer Darren Smith represent the club’s threat in front of goal, ably supported by creative wingers.

Honka’s balanced team approach and youth integration continue to be hallmarks of their squad development philosophy.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees FC Honka compete in the Veikkausliiga and Suomen Cup, as well as participate in European qualification rounds. The squad features a blend of experienced mainstays, new signings, and talented youth.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Otso Virtanen	🇫🇮	Finland	03/04/1994
Updating...	12	Markus Uusitalo	🇫🇮	Finland	15/05/1997
Defender
Updating...	22	Henri Aalto	🇫🇮	Finland	20/04/1989
Updating...	17	Dani Hatakka	🇫🇮	Finland	18/03/1994
Updating...	5	Agon Sadiku	🇫🇮	Finland	10/03/2003
Updating...	2	Nino Jakovlević	🇭🇷	Croatia	15/05/2001
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Lucas Kaufmann	🇧🇷	Brazil	26/03/1991
Updating...	7	Jerry Voutilainen	🇫🇮	Finland	29/05/1995
Updating...	6	Duarte Tammilehto	🇫🇮	Finland	28/07/1990
Updating...	11	Edmund Arko-Mensah	🇬🇭	Ghana	09/09/2001
Forward
Updating...	9	Jean Silva	🇧🇷	Brazil	13/02/1997
Updating...	18	Elias Mastokangas	🇫🇮	Finland	01/02/2001
Updating...	19	Akseli Ollila	🇫🇮	Finland	24/04/2001
Updating...	10	Niklas Pyyhtiä	🇫🇮	Finland	25/09/2003
Manager
Updating...		Vesa Vasara	🇫🇮	Finland	16/08/1976
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Antti Ojanen	🇫🇮	Finland	Updating...

Coach

FC Honka has seen a variety of notable coaches throughout its history, many of whom have significantly impacted the club's standing in Finnish football. Over the years, these managers have helped the team to promotion campaigns, strong finishes in the Veikkausliiga, and appearances in both Finnish Cup and European competitions. Below are some of the most remarkable and successful coaches in the history of FC Honka:

Vesa Vasara: Appointed in 2018, Vasara led FC Honka to consistent top-four finishes in the Veikkausliiga, notably securing bronze medals in multiple seasons (2018, 2019, 2022, 2023) and guiding the club to the Finnish Cup final victory in 2023, the first such cup triumph in club history.
Juho Rantala: Rantala’s leadership from 2005 to 2010 saw FC Honka’s first promotion to Veikkausliiga and subsequent top-three finishes, including a remarkable runner-up position in 2008, which earned Honka a place in European competitions for the first time.
Mika Lehkosuo: Between 2011 and 2013, Lehkosuo maintained Honka’s place as a Veikkausliiga contender, securing second place in the league in 2013 and steering the club to repeated European appearances.
Shefki Kuqi: Taking over during a difficult period in 2014, Kuqi managed to help stabilize the team and win promotion back to the Veikkausliiga in 2017.

These coaches, together with others, have contributed notably to the growth, resilience, and achievements of FC Honka throughout their history.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/12/2023 – Present	Abdullah Ghalib	Finland	04/07/1979
01/07/2018 – 30/11/2023	Vesa Vasara	Finland	16/08/1976
01/01/2015 – 30/06/2018	Shefki Kuqi	Finland	10/11/1976
01/01/2011 – 31/12/2014	Mika Lehkosuo	Finland	08/01/1970
01/01/2005 – 31/12/2010	Juho Rantala	Finland	10/01/1974
01/01/2002 – 31/12/2004	Jari Europaeus	Finland	29/12/1962
Updating...	Markku Palmroos	Finland	20/05/1948
Updating...	Kalevi Värtinen	Finland	Updating...
Updating...	Jorma Soini	Finland	Updating...

Crests and Colors

FC Honka, officially known as Football Club Honka, is a professional football club based in Espoo, Finland. Since its founding in 1957, the club has maintained a distinctive visual identity that reflects its origins and connection to the city of Espoo.

The original FC Honka crest featured the outline of a pine tree, a direct reference to the Finnish word "honka," which means pine. The pine tree remains a central element in every iteration of the club's logo, symbolizing resilience and local pride. Over the years, the crest design has evolved from a traditional badge with minimalistic lines to a more modern and stylized form, usually incorporating the club's name and founding year. The current crest is sleek and contemporary, representing both tradition and progress, with a prominent black pine tree set against a striking yellow background.

FC Honka's traditional colors are yellow and black. The yellow stands for optimism and youthful energy, while black symbolizes determination and strength. Historically, Honka's kits have alternated between predominantly yellow shirts with black shorts to striped yellow and black combinations, reinforcing their strong club identity. Occasionally, the club has used white or green as alternate kit colors, especially for away matches, but yellow and black remain the core colors.

The ongoing use of the pine motif and the vibrant color palette have established FC Honka as one of the most recognizable and visually distinct clubs in Finnish football.

Fan Club

FC Honka has a loyal and growing fan base in Espoo and the greater Helsinki metropolitan area. The official supporters' group is called "Klubi 57," referencing the year of the club's foundation. Klubi 57 is recognized for their passionate yet family-friendly support, often organizing chants, drum circles, and visual displays using yellow and black scarves and banners.

The fan culture at FC Honka is known for its inclusive and welcoming atmosphere, fostering a sense of community that extends beyond the matchday experience. Fans regularly organize charity events, junior football clinics, and social gatherings, strengthening the bond between the club and the local community. On matchdays at Tapiolan Urheilupuisto, the home fans create an energetic environment, known for their positive energy and continuous vocal encouragement.

FC Honka supporters are also noted for their respectful rivalry with local Helsinki clubs, especially HJK, but maintain strong values of sportsmanship and fair play. This spirit has made Honka's fan base among the most admired in Finland.

Stadium

FC Honka plays its home matches at Tapiolan Urheilupuisto, also known as Tapiola Sports Park, located in Espoo, Finland. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 4,100 spectators, making it a cozy and intimate venue that allows fans to be close to the action.

Tapiolan Urheilupuisto has served as FC Honka's home ground for many years and underwent significant renovations in 2011 to modernize its facilities and improve comfort for spectators. The upgrades included new seating areas, enhanced player facilities, and upgraded lighting to meet Veikkausliiga and UEFA standards. The artificial pitch ensures that the stadium can host matches throughout the Finnish football season, regardless of weather conditions.

Located in a multi-sport complex, Tapiolan Urheilupuisto is easily accessible by public transport and car, drawing families and local residents to enjoy the unique matchday experience. The stadium is seen as a symbol of FC Honka's community roots and ambition for future growth.

Honours and Awards

Although a relatively young club in the history of Finnish football, FC Honka has earned a reputation for competitiveness and achievement in both men’s and women’s football. The club has celebrated successes in domestic competitions along with several runner-up finishes in the Veikkausliiga.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Finnish Cup (Suomen Cup)	1	Winner	2012
2	Veikkausliiga (Finland)	0	Runner-up	2008, 2009, 2013, 2019
3	Finnish League Cup	2	Winner	2010, 2011
4	Finnish First Division (Ykkönen)	2	Winner	2005, 2017
5	European Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about FC Honka

Q: What does “Honka” mean in FC Honka?

A: "Honka" is the Finnish word for pine, which is symbolized in the club's crest and reflects its local heritage.

Q: When was FC Honka founded?

A: FC Honka was founded in 1957 in Espoo, Finland.

Q: What are the traditional colors of FC Honka?

A: FC Honka's traditional colors are yellow and black.

Q: Which stadium does FC Honka use for home games?

A: FC Honka plays its home matches at Tapiolan Urheilupuisto in Espoo, which holds around 4,100 spectators.

Q: What is the name of FC Honka's main supporters group?

A: The main supporters group is called "Klubi 57".

Q: Has FC Honka ever won the Finnish Cup?

A: Yes, FC Honka won the Finnish Cup (Suomen Cup) in 2012.

Q: What is FC Honka's best result in the Veikkausliiga?

A: FC Honka has finished as runners-up in the Veikkausliiga on several occasions, including 2008, 2009, 2013, and 2019.

Q: Has FC Honka played in European competitions?

A: FC Honka has participated in UEFA competitions, mainly qualification rounds, but has yet to achieve significant success at the European level.

Q: Does FC Honka have a women's football team?

A: Yes, FC Honka has a highly successful women's team, regularly competing at the top level in Finland.

Q: What are some rivalries of FC Honka?

A: FC Honka’s main rivalries are with clubs from the Helsinki metropolitan area, especially HJK Helsinki.

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