AIK Fotboll–Hammarby Fotboll rivalry

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Location Stockholm, Sweden
Teams AIK
Hammarby IF
First meeting20 May 1920 [1]
Latest meeting3 September 2023
Hammarby IF-AIK (4-2)
Next meetingTBA
Statistics
Most winsAIK (63) Hammarby (33)
Largest victory30 September 1965
Hammarby IF–AIK (1–8)

The fixture between AIK and Hammarby is a local derby in Stockholm, Sweden.

Contents

History

The clubs first met in a competitive game in 1920.

Rivalry culture

The rivalry between AIK and Hammarby is one of the most important derbies in Sweden. AIK and Hammarby are clubs with considerable support in Sweden; in 2015, two of the games between these two teams had an attendance of 41 063 [2] and 41 630 [3] respectively. 23 of September 2018 a derby between these two teams had an attendance of 49,034. It's still the record for a derby in the Nordic countries.

AIK was founded in the district of Norrmalm, which constitutes the most central part of Stockholm City Centre, and therefore have a following in the northern parts of the city centre, as well as a strong concentration of fans in the northwest, roughly along the blue line of the Metro. Hammarby consider Södermalm, the southern district of the city centre where the club was founded, and the boroughs south of said district, their heartland. (Both clubs also maintain a cross-town rivalry with Djurgårdens IF, who counts the Östermalm district, the eastern part of the city centre, as their stronghold.)

Matches

MatchesWinsDrawsGoalsHome winsHome drawsAway wins
AIKHammarbyAIKHammarbyAIKHammarbyAIKHammarbyAIKHammarby
Allsvenskan105522826170113281715112411
Svenska Serien6312149211110
Division 2200255101100
Svenska Cupen128402012520032
SM-slutspel210163000010
Total127633331214142352017132913

Cup

DateVenueMatchesCompetitionAttendance
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
27 May 1970Råsunda StadiumAIK
3–2
Hammarby IF Svenska Cupen 1,091
9 November 1975Råsunda StadiumAIK
2–1
Hammarby IFSvenska Cupen1,469
5 October 1983Råsunda StadiumHammarby IF
2–5
AIK SM-slutspel Quarter-finals 1st leg18,976
9 October 1983Råsunda StadiumAIK
1–1
Hammarby IFSM-slutspel Quarter-finals 2nd leg14,277
16 May 1985SöderstadionHammarby IF
0–1
AIKSvenska Cupen5,960
8 May 1986SöderstadionHammarby IF
0–2
AIKSvenska Cupen5,802
5 May 1988Råsunda stadiumAIK
2–1
Hammarby IFSvenska Cupen3,117
17 April 1996Råsunda StadiumAIK
1–0
Hammarby IFSvenska Cupen semi-final10,672
8 May 1997SöderstadionHammarby IF
0–2
AIKSvenska Cupen quarter-final8,543
18 July 2002Råsunda StadiumAIK
2–0
Hammarby IFSvenska Cupen quarter-final12,155
7 March 2015Friends ArenaAIK
1–2
Hammarby IF Svenska Cupen group stage41,063
15 March 2016Friends ArenaAIK
3-5 a.p.
Hammarby IF Svenska Cupen quarter-final23,860
7 March 2021Tele2 ArenaHammarby IF
3–2
AIK Svenska Cupen group stage0 (Covid restrictions)
13 March 2023Tele2 ArenaHammarby IF
2–1
AIK Svenska Cupen Quarter-final28,279

Records

Biggest wins (5+ goals)

MarginResultDateEvent
7Hammarby IF – AIK 1–830 September 1965Allsvenskan
6Hammarby IF – AIK 1–710 August 1924Allsvenskan
5AIK – Hammarby IF 6–14 September 1955Allsvenskan

Longest runs

Most consecutive wins

GamesClubPeriod
6AIK19 May 1960 – 5 September 1963
5AIK10 August 1998 – 21 September 2000
4AIK10 August 1924 – 10 May 1940
Hammarby IF11 June 1981 – 26 August 1982

Most appearances

GamesClubPlayerPeriod
32Hammarby IF Kenneth Ohlsson 1967, 1970 – 1979, 1981 – 1983
18AIK Daniel Tjernström 1999 – 2004, 2006 – 2009

Goalscorers

Top scorer for the club

GamesGoalsClubPlayerPeriod
217128Hammarby IF Billy Ohlsson 1972 – 1978, 1980 – 1986
170122AIK Per Kaufeldt 1925 – 1934

Consecutive goalscoring

Shared player history

Transfers

Played for both clubs

Played for one club, managed the other

Managed both clubs

ManagerAIK careerHammarby IF career
SpanG1WDLWin %SpanG1WDLWin %
Flag of Sweden.svg Hans Backe 1994–199552181717034.61987–198844111320025.0
Flag of Sweden.svg Per Kaufeldt 1934–1940
1951–1956		1940–1944

1 Only competitive matches are counted.

See also

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References

  1. ↑ "AIK Statistikdatabas (Herrar)". aik.se.
  2. ↑ "Svenska Cupen, Grupp 3 Matchinformation: AIK mot Hammarby 2015-03-07 (1-2) — svenskfotboll.se". svenskfotboll.se. Retrieved 19 March 2016.
  3. ↑ "Allsvenskan, herrar Matchinformation: AIK mot Hammarby 2015-05-04 (2-0) — svenskfotboll.se". svenskfotboll.se. Retrieved 19 March 2016.
  4. ↑ 1970 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  5. ↑ 1973 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  6. ↑ 1984 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  7. ↑ 1924 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  8. ↑ 1954 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  9. ↑ 1974 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  10. ↑ 1981 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  11. ↑ 1985 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  12. ↑ 1986 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
  13. ↑ 2019 match image hifhistoria.se Retrieved 9 April 2023
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