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Mjallby AIF
Sweden Superettan คาดการณ์
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AIK แข่งกับ Mjallby AIF 05/11/2025 12:00

Sweden Allsvenskan

betimate

คะแนนที่ถูกต้อง

การทำประตูชนะโดยเฉลี่ย

อัตราต่อรอง

คะแนน

AIK

Mjallby AIF

2 - 1

2.71

2.22

การแข่งขันล่าสุด

การแข่งขันที่เล่นแล้ว Mjallby AIF

04.05.25

Mjallby AIF

1-0

IFK Goteborg

1-0

27.04.25

Mjallby AIF

4-1

Degerfors

4-1

23.04.25

Halmstad

1-3

Mjallby AIF

1-3

18.04.25

Mjallby AIF

3-1

Hammarby

3-1

12.04.25

BK Hacken

0-3

Mjallby AIF

0-3

06.04.25

Mjallby AIF

1-1

GAIS

1-1

30.03.25

Elfsborg

2-2

Mjallby AIF

2-2

22.03.25

Mjallby AIF

4-0

Trelleborgs FF

CFL

4-0

12.03.25

Mjallby AIF

2-0

Landskrona BoIS

2-0

08.03.25

Mjallby AIF

0-1

BK Hacken

0-1

02.03.25

Mjallby AIF

3-0

Halmstad

3-0

23.02.25

Gefle IF

0-5

Mjallby AIF

0-5

16.02.25

Mjallby AIF

4-0

Landskrona BoIS

4-0

ชนะ

วาด

แพ้

สถิติรวม

Mjallby AIF

เกมที่เล่นแล้ว 13

ประตู (การทำประตูชนะ/การทำประตูแพ้)

2.69

0.54

ต่ำ-สูง

1.5

15%

85%

2.5

31%

69%

3.5

46%

54%

การแข่งขันที่ทั้งสองทีมต่างทำประตูได้ (มี-ไม่มี )

38%

62%

clean-sheets (มี-ไม่มี )

54%

46%

ทำคะแนน (มี-ไม่มี )

92%

ตารางการแข่งขัน

วัน

การแข่งขัน

11.05.25

AIK – Mjallby AIF

15.05.25

Djurgarden – Mjallby AIF

19.05.25

Mjallby AIF – Brommapojkarna

22.05.25

Hammarby – Mjallby AIF

26.05.25

IFK Norrkoping – Mjallby AIF

01.06.25

Mjallby AIF – IFK Varnamo

Sweden Superettan Table

Pos #	Team	pts	gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Varbergs BoIS FC	14	6	4	2	0	14 - 4	10
2	Kalmar FF	14	6	4	2	0	13 - 4	9
3	Landskrona BoIS	14	6	4	2	0	12 - 7	5
4	Orgryte IS	11	6	3	2	1	11 - 6	5
5	Ostersunds FK	11	6	3	2	1	10 - 8	2
6	IK Oddevold	10	6	3	1	2	9 - 7	2
7	Vasteras SK	9	6	2	3	1	8 - 7	1
8	GIF Sundsvall	8	6	2	2	2	7 - 6	1
9	Falkenbergs FF	8	6	2	2	2	10 - 10	0
10	IK Brage	8	6	2	2	2	5 - 7	-2
11	Sandvikens IF	7	6	2	1	3	5 - 8	-3
12	Helsingborg	6	6	2	0	4	6 - 10	-4
13	Utsiktens BK	5	6	1	2	3	10 - 11	-1
14	Trelleborgs FF	4	6	1	1	4	1 - 8	-7
15	Orebro SK	1	6	0	1	5	2 - 11	-9
16	Umea FC	1	6	0	1	5	2 - 11	-9

Name

MPG

Lars Saetra Lars Saetra Kalmar FF Kalmar FF

405

102

Adam Egnell Adam Egnell Landskrona BoIS Landskrona BoIS

520

130

Edi Sylisufaj Edi Sylisufaj Landskrona BoIS Landskrona BoIS

436

109

Oliver Alfonsi Oliver Alfonsi Varbergs BoIS FC Varbergs BoIS FC

490

123

Daniel Paulson Daniel Paulson Orgryte IS Orgryte IS

530

177

Rasmus Wiedesheim-Paul Rasmus Wiedesheim-Paul IK Oddevold IK Oddevold

475

159

Isak Dahlqvist Isak Dahlqvist Orgryte IS Orgryte IS

540

180

Albin Mats Edvin Andersson Albin Mats Edvin Andersson Falkenbergs FF Falkenbergs FF

292

Robin Book Robin Book Utsiktens BK Utsiktens BK

380

190

Jamie Hopcutt Jamie Hopcutt Ostersunds FK Ostersunds FK

Sweden Superettan Fixtures

Sweden Superettan Results

Mjällby Allmänna Idrottsförening, commonly known as Mjällby AIF, is a professional Swedish football club based in Hällevik, Sölvesborg Municipality. Founded in 1939, Mjällby AIF has established itself as a regular participant in Swedish top-flight football and is known for its passionate local support. Despite being located in a small coastal community, the club has defied expectations and made its mark in the Allsvenskan, Sweden’s premier division.

Mjällby AIF hosts their games at Strandvallen, a picturesque stadium located a short walk from the Baltic Sea. The club's classic colors are yellow and black, featured prominently in their crest and kits. Over the decades, Mjällby has built a reputation for developing talented Swedish footballers and for its robust, team-oriented playing style.

The club draws loyal support from the local population as well as from surrounding regions. Its supporters are known as “Listers” after the Listerlandet peninsula. Mjällby maintains fierce regional rivalries, particularly with Kalmar FF and Östers IF, making for energetic and passionate matchdays at Strandvallen.

Mjällby’s history features notable former players such as Christian Wilhelmsson, Mattias Asper, and Carlos Moros Gracia. In recent seasons, the club has cultivated exciting young talents and consistently punches above its weight in Swedish football. Mjällby AIF remains a respected club renowned for resilience, close-knit community ties, and a unique footballing culture on Sweden’s southeastern coast.

Team:	Mjällby AIF
Full name:	Mjällby Allmänna Idrottsförening
Country:	Sweden
Nickname:	MAIF, The Lister Boys
Founded:	July 1, 1939
Colors:	Yellow and Black
Stadium:	Strandvallen 7,500 capacity
Address:	Strandvallen, 294 74 Hällevik, Sweden
Telephone:	+46 456-511 03
Fax:	+46 456-522 33
Website:	https://www.maif.se/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Mjällby AIF

Founded

Mjällby Allmänna Idrottsförening, often abbreviated as Mjällby AIF or simply Mjällby, was established on July 1, 1939, in the small fishing village of Hällevik on the Listerlandet peninsula, Blekinge County. Initially formed by sports enthusiasts from the region, the club quickly became a focal point for local football activity. Known for its yellow and black colors, Mjällby AIF first reached Sweden's second tier, the Superettan, in the 1980s and debuted in the Allsvenskan, the top division, in 1980.

After several promotions and relegations, the club enjoyed its highest-ever Allsvenskan placement, 5th, in 2020. Mjällby has developed a reputation for nurturing young players, many of whom have gone on to success in Sweden and abroad. Despite their modest resources compared to other Swedish clubs, Mjällby has achieved regular top-flight status and developed a strong football tradition in Sweden's southeast.

Finances and Ownership

Mjällby AIF is structured as a member-based association, typical of Swedish football clubs. The club is owned by its members, who elect a board to oversee major decisions and the management. The day-to-day operations are led by the club chairman, currently Magnus Emeus (as of 2024).

The club’s financial situation is prudent and sustainable, relying on sponsorship, local business support, and player development. Mjällby’s small size means it cannot compete with Sweden’s largest teams in terms of finances but is renowned for financial discipline and stability. The club invests heavily in its youth academy and community programs, ensuring long-term growth and resilience.

Popular Culture

Mjällby AIF is deeply tied to the culture of Listerlandet and the wider Blekinge region. The club's supporters, known as “Listers” and “Gulsvart,” are famous for their close-knit loyalty and unwavering support. Matchdays at Strandvallen are a community event, frequently drawing fans from fishing villages and small towns along the Blekinge coast.

The club’s local anthem, “Heja MAIF!” (“Go, MAIF!”), is often sung by fans before home games, symbolizing unity and pride. Mjällby’s journey from a small regional team to top-flight regular has been the subject of local documentaries and features in Swedish media, celebrating their unique identity and the community spirit of rural football.

Players

Mjällby AIF has been the launchpad for several important Swedish footballers. Historic alumni include Christian Wilhelmsson (former Swedish international and European club star), Mattias Asper (goalkeeper, renowned for his performances in Allsvenskan), and Marcus Ekenberg, who remains the club’s all-time top scorer.

The current roster boasts a mix of experienced players and youth prospects. Mjällby AIF’s reputation for robust defensive play and developing homegrown talent continues to this day, making it an attractive platform for emerging Scandinavian talent.

Famous Players

Several players have left an indelible mark on Mjällby AIF. Some of the most influential include:

Christian Wilhelmsson: A Sweden international midfielder/winger who began his professional career at Mjällby and later played for clubs such as Anderlecht and Roma.
Mattias Asper: Long-time goalkeeper, known for his reliability and leadership, with spells at Malmö FF and the Swedish national team.
Marcus Ekenberg: Legendary striker and all-time top scorer for Mjällby; symbol of club loyalty and local hero.
Jesper Westerberg: Developed at Mjällby before building a successful Allsvenskan career.
Boris Lumbana, Pär "Texas" Johansson: Key contributors in the club's modern era and important local figures.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇸🇪 Marcus Ekenberg	FW	135	364	0.37
2	🇸🇪 Mattias Andersson	FW	54	219	0.25
3	🇸🇪 Pär "Texas" Johansson	MF	49	234	0.21
4	🇸🇪 Edis Djugic	FW	47	120	0.39
5	🇸🇪 Anton Dahlström	MF	44	201	0.22

Typical Squad

Mjällby AIF typically lines up in a 4-4-2 or 3-5-2 formation, prioritizing a solid defensive shape, collective pressing, and quick transitions. The current squad consists of a balanced mix of Swedish and Scandinavian players, with increasing international representation.

Goalkeeper

The present first-choice goalkeeper (2024) is Noel Törnqvist, a talented Swedish youth international recognized for his reflexes and distribution. Backups provide reliable depth should injury or rotation require.

Defender

Mjällby’s defense is built on teamwork and discipline. Key defenders in the 2024/25 season include stalwarts like Jesper Löfgren, Carl Johansson, and Joel Nilsson. The club emphasizes versatility, with players capable of functioning in both center and fullback roles.

Midfielder

The midfield relies on work ethic and tactical discipline. Notable midfielders include Viktor Gustafson and Jesper Gustavsson, both known for their passing range and stamina, anchoring the team in both attack and defense.

Forward

Forwards such as Silas Nwankwo and Jacob Bergström provide physical presence and finishing ability. Mjällby regularly develops young attackers who are integrated into the senior squad to ensure longevity and progression.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Mjällby AIF competing in Allsvenskan, with ambitions of another strong top-half finish and a push for cup success. The squad list below reflects the primary players, with national flags and relevant information:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Noel Törnqvist	🇸🇪	Sweden	01/02/2002
Updating	30	Samuel Brolin	🇸🇪	Sweden	29/09/2000
Defender
Updating	27	Jesper Löfgren	🇸🇪	Sweden	03/05/1997
Updating	5	Carl Johansson	🇸🇪	Sweden	23/05/1998
Updating	7	Adam Petersson	🇸🇪	Sweden	25/08/2000
Updating	26	Elias Olsson	🇸🇪	Sweden	13/06/2003
Midfielder
Updating	6	Viktor Gustafson	🇸🇪	Sweden	22/03/1995
Updating	8	Jesper Gustavsson	🇸🇪	Sweden	29/10/1994
Updating	15	Jacob Bergström	🇸🇪	Sweden	26/04/1995
Updating	20	Amel Mujanic	🇸🇪	Sweden	08/03/2001
Forward
Updating	12	Silas Nwankwo	🇳🇬	Nigeria	12/12/1996
Updating	24	Carlos Moros Gracia	🇪🇸	Spain	15/04/1993
Updating	17	Max Watson	🇸🇪	Sweden	03/02/1996
Manager
Updating		Anders Torstensson	🇸🇪	Sweden	19/12/1966
Ass. Manager
Updating		Eddie Lennartsson	🇸🇪	Sweden	29/06/1991

Coach

Mjällby AIF, based in Hällevik, Sweden, has seen a variety of coaches contribute to its steady rise and memorable moments in Swedish football. While the club may not have had world-famous names at the helm, several managers have been instrumental in leading Mjällby from the lower divisions to their successes in the Allsvenskan and Superettan. The following are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the history of Mjällby AIF:

Anders Torstensson: One of the pivotal coaches in the club's modern era, Torstensson guided Mjällby during multiple spells and led the team to promotion back to the Allsvenskan in 2019 and a 5th-place finish in the 2020 season, the club’s highest ever in Sweden’s top flight.
Jonas Andersson: Serving as head coach and in other managerial roles, Andersson notably helped Mjällby achieve promotion to the Allsvenskan in 2009, establishing the club in Swedish top-flight football for the first time in its history.
Christian Järdler: Appointed in 2018, Järdler managed the team during a crucial period where Mjällby won the Superettan in 2019, claiming a spot in Sweden’s premier division via consistent and impressive performances.
Jörgen Wålemark: Remembered for his earlier role as player and later as coach, Wålemark contributed to Mjällby’s stability and competitive edge during his tenure in the mid-2010s.

These coaches, among others, have left a mark on the club’s history, guiding Mjällby AIF through its most significant achievements and the development of its footballing identity.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
08/06/2023 – Present	Anders Torstensson	Sweden	19/06/1966
01/11/2022 – 07/06/2023	Anders Torstensson (interim)	Sweden	19/06/1966
15/06/2022 – 31/10/2022	Anders Torstensson	Sweden	19/06/1966
01/01/2022 – 14/06/2022	Andreas Brännström	Sweden	07/05/1976
01/01/2021 – 31/12/2021	Christian Järdler	Sweden	03/06/1982
15/07/2020 – 31/12/2020	Marcus Lantz	Sweden	23/10/1975
01/07/2018 – 14/07/2020	Christian Järdler	Sweden	03/06/1982
01/01/2017 – 30/06/2018	Miloš Milojević	Serbia	29/09/1982
01/01/2016 – 31/12/2016	Jörgen Wålemark	Sweden	09/10/1972
01/01/2015 – 31/12/2015	Mattias Asper	Sweden	20/03/1974
01/01/2014 – 31/12/2014	Anders Linderoth	Sweden	21/03/1950
01/01/2013 – 31/12/2013	Anders Torstensson	Sweden	19/06/1966
01/01/2012 – 31/12/2012	Anders Torstensson	Sweden	19/06/1966
01/01/2010 – 31/12/2011	Peter Swärdh	Sweden	27/02/1965
01/01/2007 – 31/12/2009	Thomas Andersson Borstam	Sweden	09/05/1968
Updating...	Jonas Andersson	Sweden	16/05/1975
Updating...	Lars Jacobsson	Sweden	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Mjällby Allmänna Idrottsförening, widely known as Mjällby AIF, is a professional football club from Hällevik, Sölvesborg Municipality, Sweden. The club's visual identity and symbolism have evolved over time but have always reflected its coastal Swedish roots.

The original crest of Mjällby AIF was a simple round emblem featuring the initials "MAIF" set within a laurel wreath. This symbol represented athletic unity and local tradition. As the club grew in prominence, it updated the crest to feature a more elaborate golden wreath encircling the "MAIF" abbreviation, accompanied by a football and a ribbon, providing a touch of elegance and a direct football reference. The design is reminiscent of Swedish amateur traditions, where local pride and sportsmanship are intertwined.

The traditional colors of Mjällby AIF are yellow and black, symbolizing energy, optimism, and resilience. The team's home kit has always featured a dominant yellow shirt with black shorts and yellow socks. On some occasions throughout the club's history, especially during away matches, variations have included all-black or white kits with yellow accents, but the yellow-black combination remains iconic. These colors can be seen throughout the coastal community on matchdays, proudly worn by supporters.

The current crest continues to be a tribute to the club's roots, displaying the gold laurel wreath, "MAIF," and a football, with slight modern tweaks for visual clarity. Despite these minor updates, the traditional look and meaning have stood the test of time, maintaining a strong connection with the region and its values.

Fan Club

Mjällby AIF has cultivated a passionate following, especially from the Listerlandet peninsula and the wider Blekinge region. The club's supporters, collectively known as "Sillastrybarna," are one of the most dedicated fan clubs in southern Sweden. Founded in 2001, Sillastrybarna is renowned for its loyal, spirited support at Strandvallen, often leading coordinated chants and vibrant displays in the stands.

The name “Sillastrybarna” translates loosely as “the herring club boys,” a nod to the region’s rich fishing heritage and community spirit. The fan club is characterized not only by its vocal support and bright yellow-and-black banners but also for its family-friendly atmosphere, making matchdays a community-centered event. Whether at home or traveling across Sweden, Mjällby AIF fans are recognized for their unwavering support, resilience, and sense of camaraderie.

Beyond the main group, many local supporters’ organizations exist throughout Sölvesborg and surrounding areas, reinforcing the club’s identity as a pillar of the community.

Stadium

Mjällby AIF plays its home games at Strandvallen, located in Hällevik, Sweden. This iconic venue has been the club's home since its inception in 1953 and is renowned for its distinctive coastal backdrop and close-knit atmosphere. Strandvallen currently has a capacity of approximately 7,050 spectators, ensuring an intimate yet vibrant match experience for both players and fans.

Over the years, Strandvallen has undergone several renovations and upgrades, most notably in the early 2000s and again in the 2010s to meet the requirements for Allsvenskan participation. These improvements included new stands, enhanced facilities, and updated lighting, contributing to the stadium's modern yet authentic appeal. Despite its modest size, Strandvallen is often cited as one of the most atmospheric venues in Swedish football, with noise and color generated by devoted home fans.

The stadium is closely associated with the identity of Mjällby AIF and is a symbol of pride for the local community.

Honours and Awards

While not possessing the extensive silverware of Sweden's major clubs, Mjällby AIF has enjoyed considerable achievements relative to its size. Established in 1939, Mjällby AIF is best known for its remarkable promotions and persistent presence in Sweden's top and second divisions.

The club’s honors include multiple league titles at the second- and third-tier levels, a best-ever runner-up finish in the Allsvenskan (2023), as well as a runner-up position in the Svenska Cupen (the main Swedish Cup). These achievements are a testament to Mjällby’s consistent progress over the decades and its capacity to produce competitive teams from a tight-knit community base.

No	Cups	No	Awards	Years
1	Allsvenskan (Sweden Top Division)	0	Best Finish: Runner-up	2023
2	Superettan (Sweden Second Division)	2	Winner	2009, 2019
3	Division 1 Södra (Sweden Third Division)	3	Winner	1988, 2018, 2022
4	Svenska Cupen (Swedish Cup)	0	Runner-up	2022–23
5	European Competition	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Mjällby AIF

Q: What does "AIF" stand for in Mjällby AIF?

A: "AIF" stands for "Allmänna Idrottsförening," which translates to "General Sports Association" in English.

Q: Where is Mjällby AIF based?

A: Mjällby AIF is based in Hällevik, a small locality in Sölvesborg Municipality, Blekinge County, Sweden.

Q: Which stadium does Mjällby AIF play at?

A: Mjällby AIF plays its home matches at Strandvallen, with a capacity of approximately 7,050 spectators.

Q: What are Mjällby AIF's traditional colors?

A: The club's traditional colors are yellow and black.

Q: Who are Mjällby AIF's biggest rivals?

A: Mjällby AIF’s main local rivals are IFK Karlshamn and Östers IF, reflecting regional football rivalries within southern Sweden.

Q: Has Mjällby AIF ever won the Allsvenskan?

A: No, Mjällby AIF has never won the Allsvenskan. Their best finish is runner-up in 2023.

Q: What is the name of Mjällby AIF's main supporters group?

A: The main supporters group is called "Sillastrybarna."

Q: Has Mjällby AIF participated in European competitions?

A: As of 2024, Mjällby AIF has not qualified for the main stages of any European competition.

Q: Who is the most famous player to have played for Mjällby AIF?

A: Notable players include Christian Wilhelmsson, who went on to an international career, and Viktor Agardius.

Q: What is unique about the club's fan atmosphere?

A: The fan atmosphere at Mjällby AIF matches is known for its close community feeling, friendly spirit, and strong yellow-and-black presence in the stands.

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