Swedish Futsal Championship

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This article is about Swedish champions in futsal from 1994 and onwards. For the league launched in 2014, see Swedish Futsal League.










































Swedish Futsal Championship
Founded 2003
Country Sweden
Confederation UEFA
Number of teams 4 (Final Four)
Level on pyramid 1
International cup(s) UEFA Futsal Cup
Current champions
IFK Göteborg Futsal
(2016)
Most championships
Skövde AIK (5)
Website www.svenskfotboll.se

Current Season at UEFA.com

The Swedish Futsal Championship (SM i futsal) is the premier futsal competition in Sweden and is organised by the Svenska Fotbollförbundet.


The tournament previously consisted of several regional tournaments, but since the season 2014/15 the Swedish Futsal League acts as the qualification round. The top four teams play the Final Four to determine the champion.


The official championship was played for the first time in 2003/04.[1]



Champions by year































































































Season
Champions
1994
Hammarby IF
1996
Malmö FF
1997
Malmö FF
1998
Malmö FF
1999
Trelleborgs FF
2000
IF Sylvia
2001
Eskilstuna City FK
2002
Degerfors IF
2003
Degerfors IF
2004
Degerfors IF
2005
Skövde AIK
2006
Skövde AIK
2007
Skövde AIK
2008
Skövde AIK
2009
Skövde AIK
2010
Vimmerby IF
2011
Falcao FC Stockholm
2012
FC Ibra
2013
Göteborg Futsal Club
2014
Malmö City FC Futsal
2015
Göteborg Futsal Club
2016
IFK Göteborg Futsal

[2]



Footnotes





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  2. ^ "Tidigare vinnare senior - svenskfotboll.se". Retrieved 2016-02-21.




External links




  • (in English) www.futsalplanet.com

  • www.svenskfotboll.se










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