List of record home attendances of Swedish football clubs

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This is a list of record home attendances of Swedish football clubs. It lists the highest attendance of all 60 Swedish Allsvenskan, Superettan, and Division 1 clubs for a home match. In several cases records were achieved at a former ground rather than the club's current location. For example, IF Elfsborg's record was set at Ryavallen, not their current home, the Borås Arena.

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Records

Current teams

RankClubAttendanceStadiumOppositionCompetitionDateRef
1 IFK Göteborg 52,194 Nya Ullevi Örgryte IS Allsvenskan 3 June 1959 [1]
2 GAIS 50,690 Nya Ullevi IFK Göteborg Division 2 Södra 20 May 1956 [2]
3 AIK 50,128 Friends Arena Sundsvall Allsvenskan 4 November 2018 [3]
4 Djurgårdens IF 48,894 Råsunda Stadium IFK Göteborg Allsvenskan 11 October 1959 [1]
5 Örgryte IS 46,405 Nya Ullevi Landskrona BoIS Allsvenskan relegation play-offs11 October 1958 [1]
6 Hammarby IF 35,929 Råsunda Stadium IFK Lidingö Division 2 Norra 14 September 1941 [4]
7 IFK Norrköping 32,234 Idrottsparken Malmö FF Allsvenskan 7 June 1956 [5]
8 Malmö FF 29,328 Malmö Stadion Helsingborgs IF Allsvenskan 24 September 1967 [5]
9 Östers IF 26,404 Värendsvallen IK Brage Allsvenskan relegation play-offs2 October 1967 [6]
10 Helsingborgs IF 26,143 Olympia Malmö FF Allsvenskan 14 May 1954 [5]
11 IF Elfsborg 22,654 Ryavallen IFK Norrköping Allsvenskan 3 September 1961 [5]
12 Degerfors IF 21,065 Stora Valla IFK Norrköping 1 September 1963 [7]
13 Halmstads BK 20,314 Örjans Vall Djurgårdens IF Allsvenskan 10 June 1955 [5]
14 Sandvikens IF 20,288 IFK Norrköping Allsvenskan 1957 [8]
15 Örebro SK 20,046 Eyravallen Degerfors IF Allsvenskan 8 October 1961 [5]
16 BK Häcken 19,185 Nya Ullevi IF Elfsborg Allsvenskan relegation play-offs18 October 1981 [5]
17 Jönköpings Södra IF 18,732 Stadsparksvallen Malmö FF 23 April 1950 [9]
18 Landskrona BoIS 18,535 Degerfors IF 18 October 1959 [10]
19 FC Linköping City 17,944 Folkungavallen Åtvidabergs FF Allsvenskan 17 May 1973
20 Norrby IF 17,391 Ryavallen IF Elfsborg Division 2 Västra Götaland 1 September 1957 [7]
21 GIF Sundsvall 16,507 Högadals IS Allsvenskan relegation play-offs15 October 1961 [11]
22 Kalmar FF 15,093 Malmö FF Allsvenskan 2 September 1949 [5]
23 IF Brommapojkarna 15,092 Råsunda Stadium Djurgårdens IF Allsvenskan 6 April 2007 [12]
24 Västerås SK 14,424 Arosvallen Sandvikens IF Allsvenskan 6 May 1956 [5]
25 Assyriska FF 14,232 Råsunda Stadium Hammarby IF Allsvenskan 12 April 2005 [13]
26 IK Brage 14,076 GAIS Allsvenskan relegation play-offs17 October 1965 [5]
27 Skövde AIK 13,239 IFK Luleå [14]
28 IK Sirius 12,546 Studenternas IP Landskrona BoIS Allsvenskan relegation play-offs13 October 1968 [7]
29 Umeå FC 12,127 Gammliavallen IFK Göteborg Allsvenskan 4 September 1996 [7]
30 Åtvidabergs FF 11,049 Kopparvallen IFK Norrköping Allsvenskan 5 May 1968 [5]
31 IK Oddevold 10,605 Rimnersvallen IFK Göteborg Allsvenskan 2 May 1996 [7]
32 Trelleborgs FF 9,790 Åtvidabergs FF Allsvenskan relegation play-offs28 October 1984 [5]
33 AFC Eskilstuna 8,672 Råsunda Stadium AIK Superettan 15 August 2005
34 Mjällby AIF 8,438 Strandvallen Kalmar FF Allsvenskan 13 April 1980 [5]
35 Östersunds FK 8,369 Jämtkraft Arena IFK Norrköping Svenska Cupen 13 April 2017 [15]
36 Gefle IF 7,644 Strömvallen IFK Göteborg Allsvenskan 2 October 1983 [5]
37 Ljungskile SK 7,128 Starke Arvid Arena IFK Göteborg Allsvenskan 25 April 2008 [16]
38 Syrianska FC 6,963 Södertälje Fotbollsarena Assyriska FF 27 September 2009 [17]
39 Lunds BK 5,586 Klostergårdens IP Malmö FF Svenska Cupen 29 August 1985
40 Falkenbergs FF 5,406 Falkenbergs IP IF Elfsborg Allsvenskan 21 April 2014 [18]
41 Varbergs BoIS 5,197 IFK Göteborg 7 May 1939 [19]
42 IFK Värnamo 4,594 Finnvedsvallen Gnosjö IF Division 2 3 June 1968 [20]
43 Husqvarna FF 4,300 Vapenvallen Jönköpings Södra IF 2004 [21]
44 BK Forward 4,149 Örebro SK 31 May 1987 [22]
45 Ängelholms FF 3,544 Ängelholms IP Hammarby IF 22 October 2011 [23]
46 Eskilsminne IF 3,011 Harlyckans IP Djurgårdens IF Svenska Cupen 2d round11 September 2013 [24]
47 Utsiktens BK 2,151 Ruddalens IP Örgryte IS Division 1 20 May 2012 [25]
48 IK Frej 2,012 Vikingavallen Akropolis IF Superettan relegation play-offs8 November 2016 [26]
49 Dalkurd FF 1,420 Domnarvsvallen IFK Värnamo Superettan relegation play-offs6 November 2013 [27]
Akropolis IF
Arameisk-Syrianska IF
Carlstad United BK
FK Karlskrona
Grebbestads IF
Karlslunds IF
Kristianstad FC
Nyköpings BIS
Oskarshamns AIK
Rynninge IK
Skellefteå FF
Sollentuna FK
Team TG FF
Torns IF
Tvååkers IF

Current lower-level teams

RankClubAttendanceStadiumOppositionCompetitionDateRef
IFK Malmö 27,210 Malmö Stadion Malmö FF Allsvenskan 1960 [28]
Råå IF 23,604 Olympia Malmö FF Allsvenskan 29 October 1950 [29]
IFK Eskilstuna 22,491 Tunavallen GAIS 1963 [30]
IS Halmia 20,381 Örjans Vall Landskrona BoIS Allsvenskan relegation play-offs13 October 1962 [7]
IK Sleipner 17,391 Norrköpings Idrottspark IK Brage Allsvenskan 18 April 1938 [31]
Högadals IS 14,564 Vägga IP Östers IF Allsvenskan relegation play-offs1961 [32]
IFK Luleå 13,645 Skogsvallen IF Elfsborg Allsvenskan relegation play-offs16 October 1960 [7]
IK City 13,038 Tunavallen IFK Eskilstuna Division 2 1955 [33] [34]
Motala AIF 12,863 Motala Idrottspark Örgryte IS Allsvenskan relegation play-offs2 June 1957 [7]
Västra Frölunda IF 12,486 IFK Göteborg Division 2 Södra 5 June 1975 [35]
IF Sylvia 11,114 Norrköpings Idrottspark IFK Norrköping Superettan 3 May 2007 [5]
BK Derby 11,106 Folkungavallen Motala AIF 1954 [36]
IFK Sundsvall 10,650 Sundsvalls Idrottspark IFK Norrköping Allsvenskan 16 May 1976
Kalmar AIK 10,259 Fredriksskans Kalmar FF Division 2 Södra 1983 [37]
Karlstad BK 10,014 Tingvalla IP Degerfors IF Division 2 Norra 1980 [38]
Vasalunds IF 9,115 Skytteholms IP Liverpool FC 1989 [39]
Enköpings SK 9,102 Enavallen Djurgårdens IF Allsvenskan 11 May 2003 [40]
IFK Hässleholm 8,500 Österås IP Degerfors IF Allsvenskan relegation play-offs1993
Bodens BK 6,459 Björknäsvallen AIK Superettan 4 September 2005 [41]
Syrianska IF Kerburan 6,441 Swedbank Park Västerås SK Division 1 Norra 5 September 2010
Sundbybergs IK 5,745 Sundbybergs IP AIK Division 2 1 August 1962 [42]
IFK Östersund 5,355 Hofvallen Marma IF Division 2 Norrland 5 October 1957 [43]
IFK Uddevalla 3,703 Rimnersvallen IFK Göteborg Svenska Cupen 25 July 1993 [7]
Qviding FIF 2,350 Syrianska FC 2005 [44]

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