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Champions: AIK

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
AIKNationalarenanopened 2012Solna86,573 people54,329
Djurgårdens IF3Arenaopened 2013Stockholm984,748 people30,001
Hammarby IF3Arenaopened 2013Stockholm984,748 people30,001
Malmö FFStadion, Malmöopened 2009Malmö339,316 people22,500
GAISGamla Ulleviopened 2009Gothenburg674,529 people18,416
IFK GöteborgGamla Ulleviopened 2009Gothenburg674,529 people18,416
Örgryte ISGamla Ulleviopened 2009Gothenburg674,529 people18,416
IF ElfsborgBorås Arenaopened 2005Borås75,565 people16,200
Helsingborgs IFOlympiaopened 1898Helsingborg116,029 people16,000
Halmstads BKÖrjans Vallopened 1922Halmstad72,979 people15,500
Örebro SKEyravallenopened 1923Örebro128,658 people12,674
Kalmar FFGuldfågeln Arenaopened 2011Kalmar42,622 people12,500
Trelleborgs FFVångavallenopened 1933Trelleborg31,366 people10,000
Gefle IFStrömvallenopened 1903Gävle86,533 people6,703
BK HäckenNordic Wellness Arenaopened 2015Gothenburg674,529 people6,300
IF BrommapojkarnaGrimsta IPopened 1963Stockholm984,748 people4,729

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