Allsvenskan

• Sweden

Champions: Malmö FF

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
AIK	Nationalarenanopened 2012	Solna86,573 people	54,329
Djurgårdens IF	3Arenaopened 2013	Stockholm984,748 people	30,001
Malmö FF	Stadion, Malmöopened 2009	Malmö339,316 people	22,500
IFK Göteborg	Gamla Ulleviopened 2009	Gothenburg674,529 people	18,416
IFK Norrköping	PlatinumCars Arenaopened 1904	Norrköping98,229 people	17,234
IF Elfsborg	Borås Arenaopened 2005	Borås75,565 people	16,200
Helsingborgs IF	Olympiaopened 1898	Helsingborg116,029 people	16,000
Halmstads BK	Örjans Vallopened 1922	Halmstad72,979 people	15,500
Kalmar FF	Guldfågeln Arenaopened 2011	Kalmar42,622 people	12,500
Östers IF	Spiris Arenaopened 2012	Växjö74,052 people	12,000
Åtvidabergs FF	Kopparvallenopened 1920	Åtvidaberg6,963 people	8,000
Mjällby AIF	Strandvallenopened 1953	Sölvesborg8,744 people	7,500
Gefle IF	Strömvallenopened 1903	Gävle86,533 people	6,703
Syrianska FC	Södertälje Fotbollsarenaopened 2005	Södertälje78,377 people	6,400
BK Häcken	Nordic Wellness Arenaopened 2015	Gothenburg674,529 people	6,300
IF Brommapojkarna	Grimsta IPopened 1963	Stockholm984,748 people	4,729

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