1991 in Swedish football

Last updated March 26, 2024

The 1991 season in Swedish football, starting January 1991 and ending December 1991:

Events

The 1991 and 1992 seasons of the Swedish national leagues were played using a very unusual and complicated system involving separate leagues for spring and autumn, where teams playing at different levels during the spring could be playing in the same league during the autumn. It was even possible for a team playing in the third level (Division 2) at the start of the season to gain promotion to the first level (Allsvenskan) for the start of the next season. The footnotes linked at top of each league table and play-off round gives a full explanation of the promotion and relegation rules for the league or play-off in question.

Honours

Official titles

Title	Team	Reason
Swedish Champions 1991	IFK Göteborg	Winners of Mästerskapsserien
Swedish Cup Champions 1990–91	IFK Norrköping	Winners of Svenska Cupen
Swedish Cup Champions 1991	IFK Göteborg	Winners of Svenska Cupen

Competitions

Level	Competition	Team
1st level (spring)	Allsvenskan 1991	IFK Göteborg
1st level (autumn)	Mästerskapsserien 1991	IFK Göteborg
1st 1⁄2 level (autumn)	Kvalsvenskan 1991	Östers IF
2nd level (spring)	Division 1 Norra 1991	Kiruna FF
	Division 1 Östra 1991	Hammarby IF
	Division 1 Västra 1991	Västra Frölunda IF
	Division 1 Södra 1991	Trelleborgs FF
2nd 1⁄3 level (autumn)	Höstettan Norra 1991	Vasalunds IF
	Höstettan Östra 1991	IK Brage
	Höstettan Västra 1991	BK Häcken
	Höstettan Södra 1991	Helsingborgs IF
2nd 2⁄3 level (autumn)	Kvalettan Norra 1991	Gefle IF
2nd 2⁄3 level (autumn)	Kvalettan Södra 1991	IFK Hässleholm
Cup	Svenska Cupen 1990–91	IFK Norrköping
Cup	Svenska Cupen 1991	IFK Göteborg

Promotions, relegations and qualifications

Promotions

Promoted from^[1]	Promoted to	Team	Reason
Kvalsvenskan (Division 1 Södra) 1991	Allsvenskan 1992	Trelleborgs FF	2nd team
Kvalsvenskan (Division 1 Västra) 1991	Allsvenskan 1992	Västra Frölunda IF	Winners of qualification play-off
Höstettan Norra (Division 2) 1991	Division 1 Norra 1992	Spånga IS	6th team
Höstettan Västra (Division 2) 1991	Division 1 Västra 1992	Skövde AIK	4th team
Hösttvåan (Division 2) 1991	Division 1 Västra 1992	Tidaholms GIF	Winners of promotion play-off
Höstettan Södra (Division 2) 1991	Division 1 Södra 1992	Karlskrona AIF	4th team
Höstettan Södra (Division 2) 1991		Mjällby AIF	5th team
Kvalettan Södra (Division 2) 1991		IFK Hässleholm	Winners
Hösttvåan (Division 2) 1991		IF Leikin	Winners of promotion play-off

League transfers

Transferred from^[1]	Transferred to	Team	Reason
Division 1 Östra 1991	Division 1 Norra 1992	Hammarby IF	Geographical composition
		Spårvägens GoIF	Geographical composition
		Väsby IK	Geographical composition
Division 1 Norra 1991	Division 1 Östra 1992	IK Brage	Geographical composition
		Enköpings SK	Geographical composition
		Gefle IF	Geographical composition
		IK Sirius	Geographical composition
Division 1 Södra 1991	Division 1 Västra 1992	IF Elfsborg	Geographical composition
Division 1 Södra 1991	Division 1 Västra 1992	Myresjö IF	Geographical composition

Relegations

Relegated from^[1]	Relegated to	Team	Reason
Kvalsvenskan (Allsvenskan) 1991	Division 1 Södra 1992	Halmstads BK	6th team
Kvalsvenskan (Allsvenskan) 1991	Division 1 Norra 1992	GIF Sundsvall	7th team
Höstettan Östra (Division 1 Norra) 1991	Division 2 1992	Västerås SK	8th team
Höstettan Västra (Division 1 Västra) 1991	Division 2 1992	Jonsereds IF	7th team
Höstettan Västra (Division 1 Västra) 1991	Division 2 1992	Örgryte IS	8th team
Höstettan Södra (Division 1 Södra) 1991	Division 2 1992	Markaryds IF	7th team
Kvalettan Norra (Division 1 Östra) 1991	Division 2 1992	IF Brommapojkarna	3rd team
Kvalettan Södra (Division 1 Västra) 1991	Division 2 1992	Mjölby AI	3rd team
Kvalettan Södra (Division 1 Södra) 1991	Division 2 1992	Kalmar AIK	6th team

International qualifications

Qualified for	Enters	Team	Reason
UEFA Champions League 1992–93	1st round	IFK Göteborg	Winners of Mästerskapsserien
UEFA Cup 1992–93	1st round	IFK Norrköping	2nd team in Mästerskapsserien
UEFA Cup 1992–93	1st round	Örebro SK	3rd team in Mästerskapsserien
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1991–92	1st round	IFK Norrköping	Winners of Svenska Cupen 1990–91
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1992–93	1st round	AIK	Runners-up of Svenska Cupen 1991^[2]
International Football Cup 1992	Group stage	Halmstads BK	Unknown
		Hammarby IF	Unknown
		Helsingborgs IF	Unknown
		BK Häcken	Unknown
		Kiruna FF	Unknown

Domestic results

Spring 1991

Allsvenskan 1991

^[3]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	IFK Göteborg	18	9	6	3	29	–	14	+15	33
2	Örebro SK	18	9	6	3	25	–	17	+8	33
3	Malmö FF	18	7	8	3	20	–	14	+6	29
4	AIK	18	7	6	5	21	–	15	+6	27
5	Djurgårdens IF	18	6	7	5	27	–	25	+2	25
6	IFK Norrköping	18	5	6	7	24	–	24	0	21
7	Halmstads BK	18	5	6	7	22	–	22	0	21
8	GAIS	18	5	5	8	22	–	29	-7	20
9	Östers IF	18	3	9	6	23	–	26	-3	18
10	GIF Sundsvall	18	1	7	10	15	–	42	-27	10

Division 1 Norra 1991

Norra

Östra

Västra

Södra

^[4]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Kiruna FF	14	8	2	4	22	–	19	+3	26
2	IFK Luleå	14	8	1	5	25	–	17	+8	25
3	Västerås SK	14	7	4	3	19	–	17	+2	25
4	IK Brage	14	5	4	5	15	–	15	0	19
5	Enköpings SK	14	3	7	4	23	–	22	+1	16
6	IFK Sundsvall	14	4	3	7	14	–	21	-7	15
7	IK Sirius	14	3	5	6	18	–	22	-4	14
8	Gefle IF	14	3	4	7	15	–	18	-3	13

Division 1 Östra 1991

^[4]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Hammarby IF	14	9	3	2	30	–	15	+15	30
2	Vasalunds IF	14	9	2	3	28	–	16	+12	29
3	BK Forward	14	7	2	5	20	–	18	+2	23
4	Degerfors IF	14	5	5	4	21	–	16	+5	20
5	Väsby IK	14	6	0	8	17	–	22	-5	18
6	Spårvägens GoIF	14	5	2	7	22	–	19	+3	17
7	IFK Eskilstuna	14	3	3	8	15	–	29	-14	12
8	IF Brommapojkarna	14	2	3	9	9	–	27	-18	9

Division 1 Västra 1991

^[4]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Västra Frölunda IF	14	10	1	3	35	–	15	+20	31
2	Örgryte IS	14	10	1	3	35	–	16	+19	31
3	BK Häcken	14	9	2	3	37	–	18	+19	29
4	IK Oddevold	14	6	4	4	24	–	16	+8	22
5	Jonsereds IF	14	6	3	5	30	–	25	+5	21
6	Gunnilse IS	14	3	4	7	18	–	22	-4	13
7	Motala AIF	14	1	4	9	12	–	43	-31	7
8	Mjölby AI	14	0	3	11	12	–	48	-36	3

Division 1 Södra 1991

^[4]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Trelleborgs FF	14	10	1	3	29	–	12	+17	31
2	Helsingborgs IF	14	7	4	3	25	–	16	+9	25
3	Kalmar FF	14	6	3	5	22	–	19	+3	21
4	Markaryds IF	14	6	3	5	12	–	14	-2	21
5	IF Elfsborg	14	5	5	4	21	–	18	+3	20
6	Myresjö IF	14	4	5	5	16	–	20	-4	17
7	Landskrona BoIS	14	2	4	8	11	–	19	-8	10
8	Kalmar AIK	14	3	1	10	9	–	27	-18	10

Autumn 1991

Mästerskapsserien 1991

Mästerskapsserien

Kvalsvenskan

^[5]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts^[6]
1	IFK Göteborg	10	6	1	3	14	–	10	+4	36
2	IFK Norrköping	10	6	2	2	18	–	10	+8	31
3	Örebro SK	10	3	2	5	7	–	13	-6	28
4	Malmö FF	10	3	3	4	9	–	11	-2	27
5	Djurgårdens IF	10	3	4	3	16	–	15	+1	26
6	AIK	10	3	0	7	10	–	15	-5	23

Kvalsvenskan 1991

^[7]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Östers IF	14	8	6	0	36	–	17	+19	30
2	Trelleborgs FF	14	8	5	1	24	–	16	+8	29
3	GAIS	14	8	2	4	25	–	16	+9	26
4	Västra Frölunda IF	14	5	3	6	27	–	24	+3	18
5	Hammarby IF	14	4	4	6	21	–	21	0	16
6	Halmstads BK	14	3	4	7	28	–	30	-2	13
7	GIF Sundsvall	14	3	4	7	24	–	33	-9	13
8	Kiruna FF	14	3	0	11	12	–	40	-28	9

Allsvenskan qualification play-off 1991

1st round^[8]

October 12, 1991

IK Brage	2–1	Vasalunds IF

?, Borlänge

October 20, 1991

Vasalunds IF	0–2	IK Brage

?, Solna

October 12, 1991

BK Häcken	2–2	Helsingborgs IF

?, Gothenburg

October 20, 1991

Helsingborgs IF	(ag) 1–1	BK Häcken

?, Helsingborg

2nd round^[8]

October 23, 1991

IK Brage	0–3	Helsingborgs IF

?, Borlänge

October 26, 1991

Helsingborgs IF	0–1	IK Brage

?, Helsingborg

3rd round^[8]

November 3, 1991

Helsingborgs IF	4–2	Västra Frölunda IF

?, Helsingborg

November 9, 1991

Västra Frölunda IF	(ag) 3–1	Helsingborgs IF

?, Gothenburg

Höstettan Norra 1991

Norra

Östra

Västra

Södra

^[9]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Vasalunds IF	14	9	4	1	34	–	18	+16	31
2	Spårvägens GoIF	14	7	5	2	35	–	14	+21	26
3	IFK Luleå	14	7	3	4	21	–	15	+6	24
4	IFK Sundsvall	14	5	2	7	27	–	24	+3	17
5	Väsby IK	14	5	2	7	22	–	22	0	17
6	Spånga IS	14	5	2	7	13	–	25	-12	17
7	Umeå FC	14	3	6	5	22	–	31	-9	15
8	Sandvikens IF	14	2	2	10	15	–	40	-25	8

Höstettan Östra 1991

^[9]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	IK Brage	14	8	3	3	29	–	16	+13	27
2	BK Forward	14	7	4	3	21	–	17	+4	25
3	IFK Eskilstuna	14	5	6	3	25	–	21	+4	21
4	Enköpings SK	14	5	5	4	22	–	24	-2	20
5	IK Sirius	14	2	9	3	17	–	15	+2	15
6	Motala AIF	14	4	3	7	25	–	27	-2	15
7	IK Sleipner	14	4	3	7	17	–	19	-2	15
8	Västerås SK	14	3	3	8	14	–	31	-17	12

Höstettan Västra 1991

^[9]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	BK Häcken	14	7	3	4	28	–	18	+10	24
2	IF Elfsborg	14	7	3	4	22	–	19	+3	24
3	IK Oddevold	14	6	3	5	21	–	17	+4	21
4	Skövde AIK	14	6	3	5	19	–	20	-1	21
5	Degerfors IF	14	6	2	6	18	–	22	-4	20
6	Gunnilse IS	14	4	4	6	18	–	20	-2	16
7	Jonsereds IF	14	4	4	6	22	–	29	-7	16
8	Örgryte IS	14	4	2	8	15	–	18	-3	14

Höstettan Södra 1991

^[9]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Helsingborgs IF	14	10	3	1	37	–	10	+27	33
2	Kalmar FF	14	9	4	1	29	–	12	+17	31
3	Myresjö IF	14	6	4	4	23	–	23	0	22
4	Karlskrona AIF	14	6	3	5	23	–	18	+5	21
5	Mjällby AIF	14	5	4	5	21	–	19	+2	19
6	Landskrona BoIS	14	3	4	7	17	–	29	-12	13
7	Markaryds IF	14	2	3	9	12	–	34	-22	9
8	Falkenbergs FF	14	2	1	11	12	–	29	-17	7

Division 1 promotion play-off 1991

1st round^[10]

October 12, 1991

Kungsbacka BI	5–1	Hudiksvalls ABK

?, ?

October 19, 1991

Hudiksvalls ABK	1–2	Kungsbacka BI

?, ?

October 12, 1991

Hertzöga BK	3–0	IFK Uddevalla

?, ?

October 19, 1991

IFK Uddevalla	1–4	Hertzöga BK

?, ?

October 13, 1991

Gimo IF	1–0	Tidaholms GIF

?, ?

October 20, 1991

Tidaholms GIF	5–1	Gimo IF

?, ?

October 13, 1991

IF Leikin	2–0	IFK Östersund

?, ?

October 19, 1991

IFK Östersund	1–3	IF Leikin

?, ?

2nd round^[10]

October 26, 1991

Tidaholms GIF	3–1	Hertzöga BK

?, ?

November 2, 1991

Hertzöga BK	2–2	Tidaholms GIF

?, ?

October 27, 1991

IF Leikin	1–0	Kungsbacka BI

?, ?

November 2, 1991

Kungsbacka BI	0–2	IF Leikin

?, ?

Kvalettan Norra 1991

Norra

Södra

^[11]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Gefle IF	10	6	2	2	21	–	12	+9	20
2	Hudiksvalls ABK	10	6	2	2	16	–	14	+2	20
3	IF Brommapojkarna	10	6	1	3	23	–	12	+9	19
4	KB Karlskoga	10	5	0	5	16	–	19	-3	15
5	Södertälje FF	10	3	0	7	16	–	20	-4	9
6	Skellefteå AIK	10	1	1	8	14	–	29	-15	3

Kvalettan Södra 1991

^[11]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	IFK Hässleholm	10	8	1	1	44	–	12	+32	25
2	IFK Uddevalla	10	8	0	2	31	–	21	+10	24
3	Mjölby AI	10	4	1	5	22	–	33	-11	13
4	Åsa IF	10	3	1	6	26	–	29	-3	10
5	Norrby IF	10	3	0	7	12	–	28	-16	9
6	Kalmar AIK	10	2	1	7	17	–	29	-12	7

Svenska Cupen 1990–91

Final

June 26, 1991

IFK Norrköping	4–1	Östers IF

Råsunda, Solna

Svenska Cupen 1991

Final

November 2, 1991

IFK Göteborg	2–2 3–2 (agg)	AIK

Råsunda, Solna

National team results

Notes

1 2 3 The lists of promotions, league transfers and relegations only includes teams whose status changed between the start of the 1991 season and the start of the 1992 season. Thus for example GAIS are not listed as having been promoted from Kvalsvenskan to Allsvenskan, as the team started the season playing in Allsvenskan. Any team which in a league table is being colour-coded as promoted, transferred or relegated, but not listed here, did not change status between the start of the two seasons.
↑ IFK Göteborg (winners of Svenska Cupen) qualified for the UEFA Champions League 1992–93 as winners of Mästerskapsserien 1991 and thus AIK was awarded the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup spot.
↑ Team 1 to 6 in Allsvenskan advances to Mästerskapsserien, and team 7 to 10 advances to Kvalsvenskan.
1 2 3 4 Team 1 advances to Kvalsvenskan, team 2 to 7 advances to Höstettan, and team 8 advances to Kvalettan.
↑ Team 1 to 6 in Mästerskapsserien plays in Allsvenskan the next season.
↑ The teams brought half the points collected in Allsvenskan to Mästerskapsserien. In case of an odd number of points collected, the resulting half point was rounded up.
↑ Team 1 to 3 in Kvalsvenskan plays in Allsvenskan the next season, team 4 advances to Allsvenskan qualification play-off 3rd round, and team 5 to 8 plays in Division 1 the next season.
1 2 3 Winner of Allsvenskan qualification play-off 3rd round plays in Allsvenskan the next season, losers of 1st, 2nd and 3rd round plays in Division 1 the next season.
1 2 3 4 Team 1 in Höstettan advances to Allsvenskan qualification play-off 1st round, team 2 to 6 plays in Division 1 the next season, and team 7 to 8 plays in Division 2 the next season.
1 2 Winners of Division 1 promotion play-off 2nd round plays in Division 1 the next season, losers of 1st and 2nd round plays in Division 2 the next season.
1 2 Team 1 in Kvalettan plays in Division 1 the next season, team 2 advances to Division 1 promotion play-off 1st round, and team 3 to 6 plays in Division 2 the next season.

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[promrelspringautumn-1] 1 2 3 The lists of promotions, league transfers and relegations only includes teams whose status changed between the start of the 1991 season and the start of the 1992 season. Thus for example GAIS are not listed as having been promoted from Kvalsvenskan to Allsvenskan, as the team started the season playing in Allsvenskan. Any team which in a league table is being colour-coded as promoted, transferred or relegated, but not listed here, did not change status between the start of the two seasons.

[cwcteam-2] IFK Göteborg (winners of Svenska Cupen) qualified for the UEFA Champions League 1992–93 as winners of Mästerskapsserien 1991 and thus AIK was awarded the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup spot.

[promrelallsv-3] Team 1 to 6 in Allsvenskan advances to Mästerskapsserien, and team 7 to 10 advances to Kvalsvenskan.

[promreldiv1-4] 1 2 3 4 Team 1 advances to Kvalsvenskan, team 2 to 7 advances to Höstettan, and team 8 advances to Kvalettan.

[promrelmasterskap-5] Team 1 to 6 in Mästerskapsserien plays in Allsvenskan the next season.

[mspoints-6] The teams brought half the points collected in Allsvenskan to Mästerskapsserien. In case of an odd number of points collected, the resulting half point was rounded up.

[promrelkvalsv-7] Team 1 to 3 in Kvalsvenskan plays in Allsvenskan the next season, team 4 advances to Allsvenskan qualification play-off 3rd round, and team 5 to 8 plays in Division 1 the next season.

[promrelallsvkval-8] 1 2 3 Winner of Allsvenskan qualification play-off 3rd round plays in Allsvenskan the next season, losers of 1st, 2nd and 3rd round plays in Division 1 the next season.

[promrelhostett-9] 1 2 3 4 Team 1 in Höstettan advances to Allsvenskan qualification play-off 1st round, team 2 to 6 plays in Division 1 the next season, and team 7 to 8 plays in Division 2 the next season.

[promreldiv1kval-10] 1 2 Winners of Division 1 promotion play-off 2nd round plays in Division 1 the next season, losers of 1st and 2nd round plays in Division 2 the next season.

[promrelkvalett-11] 1 2 Team 1 in Kvalettan plays in Division 1 the next season, team 2 advances to Division 1 promotion play-off 1st round, and team 3 to 6 plays in Division 2 the next season.

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1991 in Swedish football

Contents

Events

Honours

Official titles

Competitions

Promotions, relegations and qualifications

Promotions

League transfers

Relegations

International qualifications

Domestic results

Spring 1991

Allsvenskan 1991

Division 1 Norra 1991

Division 1 Östra 1991

Division 1 Västra 1991

Division 1 Södra 1991

Autumn 1991

Mästerskapsserien 1991

Kvalsvenskan 1991

Allsvenskan qualification play-off 1991

Höstettan Norra 1991

Höstettan Östra 1991

Höstettan Västra 1991

Höstettan Södra 1991

Division 1 promotion play-off 1991

Kvalettan Norra 1991

Kvalettan Södra 1991

Svenska Cupen 1990–91

Svenska Cupen 1991

National team results

Notes

Related Research Articles

References