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Svenska Cupen

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Established
1941 (85 years old)

First Recorded Event
2020-02-22

Current Season
2026-2027

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Sport
Soccer

Location
Sweden

Gender
Male

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		Upcoming
27 Jul 26	IFK SkövIFK Skövde	5:00pm	JönköpinJönköping Södra
18 Aug 26	BöljanBöljan	4:30pm	VarbergVarberg
18 Aug 26	SollentuSollentuna	4:30pm	ÖrebroÖrebro
19 Aug 26	FrankeFranke	4:30pm	LjungskiLjungskile
19 Aug 26	HögaborgHögaborg	4:30pm	ÖsterÖster
19 Aug 26	TrollhätTrollhättan	5:00pm	MjällbyMjällby
19 Aug 26	IFK ÖsteIFK Östersund	5:00pm	DegerforDegerfors
19 Aug 26	Växjö NoVäxjö Norra	5:00pm	VärnamoVärnamo
19 Aug 26	AFC EskiAFC Eskilstuna	5:00pm	OddevoldOddevold
19 Aug 26	HaningeHaninge	5:00pm	DjurgårdDjurgården
		Results
23 Jun 26	JärfällaJärfälla	0 - 2	ArlandaArlanda
23 Jun 26	AstrioAstrio	0 - 3	ÄngelholmÄngelholm
22 Jun 26	LandvetteLandvetter	0 - 1	DalstorpDalstorp
22 Jun 26	RäppeRäppe	1 - 2	HässleholHässleholm
21 Jun 26	BöllstanaBöllstanas	5 - 2	GuteGute
17 Jun 26	RågsvedRågsved	0 - 2	EnköpingEnköping
11 Jun 26	LindöLindö	4 - 0	StudenterStudenterna
11 Jun 26	Västra FrVästra Frölunda	4 - 2	OnsalaOnsala
10 Jun 26	UnikUnik	0 - 1	KarlbergKarlberg
10 Jun 26	Football Football Primetime	1 - 0	KarlskronKarlskrona

Description

Svenska Cupen (Swedish pronunciation: , The Swedish Cup) is a knockout cup competition in Swedish football and the main Swedish football cup. Svenska Cupen usually refers to the men's tournament, although a women's tournament is also held. Each year 98 teams compete, comprising the 16 teams from Allsvenskan and the 16 teams of Superettan together with 68 teams from lower tiers of the league system. The winners qualify for the qualifying stages of the UEFA Europa League. The winner is awarded Gustaf VI Adolf Cup.

Compared to cups in many other countries, Svenska Cupen attracts considerably less public interest and even the cup final is rarely sold out. Consequently, the Swedish Football Association has experimented with the format in order to raise the profile of the cup. The final has been staged at a neutral venue, at the national stadium as well as being played as a two-leg match.

Svenska Cupen was first held in 1941. The current holders of Svenska Cupen are BK Häcken who beat AFC Eskilstuna in the 2019 final. Malmö FF are the most successful club of the competition having won 14 titles, the latest in 1989.


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Teams

AFC Eskilstuna		AFC Malmö		AIK
Ängelholm		Arlanda		Assyriska
Astrio		Balkan		BK Olympic
Böljan		Böllstanas		Brage
Brommapojkarna		Dalstorp		Degerfors
Djurgården		Eker Örebro		Elfsborg
Enköping		Eskilsminne		Falkenberg
Falu		FBK Karlstad		Football Primet
Forssa		Franke		Friska Viljor
GAIS		Gefle		Gute
Häcken		Halmstad		Hammarby
Haninge		Hässleholm		Helsingborg
Högaborg		Hovshaga		Hudiksvall
Husqvarna		IFK Göteborg		IFK Östersund
IFK Skövde		IFK Trelleborg		Järfälla
Jönköping Södra		Kalmar		Karlberg
Karlskrona		Karlstad		Konyaspor KIF
Kubikenborg		Landskrona		Landvetter
Lidköping		Lindö		Ljungskile
Malmö		Malmslätt		Mjällby
Norrby		Norrköping		Oddevold
Onsala		Örebro		Örgryte
Öster		Östersund		Östra Ersboda
Piteå		Rågsved		Räppe
Sandvikens		Sävedalen		Sirius
Skövde AIK		Sollentuna		Stockholm Inter
Stocksund		Studenterna		Sturehov
Sundsvall		Trollhättan		Unik
United Nordic		Utsikten		Varberg
Värnamo		Vasalund		Västerås
Västkurd		Västra Frölunda		Växjö Norra
Vendelsö		Viggbyholm		Viken

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Last 5 winners
Mjällby (2025-2026)
Hacken (2024-2025)
Malmo FF (2023-2024)
Hacken (2022-2023)
Malmo FF (2021-2022)

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