1979 in Swedish football

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The 1979 season in Swedish football, starting April 1979 and ending November 1979.

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TitleTeamReason
Swedish Champions 1979 Halmstads BK Winners of Allsvenskan
Swedish Cup Champions 19781979 IFK Göteborg Winners of Svenska Cupen

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