Sweden Juniorallsvenskan

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Fixtures

DateRHome vs Away-
03/30 12:00 1 Malmo vs Osters IF View
03/30 13:00 1 Hacken vs Solna View
03/30 15:00 1 Hammarby vs Helsingborgs IF View
03/31 11:00 1 Norrkoping vs Djurgardens View
03/31 14:00 1 Halmstads vs Sundsvall View
03/31 14:00 1 Brommapojkarna U19 vs IFK Stocksund U19 View
04/05 13:30 2 Sundsvall vs Hammarby View
04/06 11:00 2 Helsingborgs IF vs Norrkoping View
04/06 12:00 2 Goteborg vs Hacken View
04/07 12:00 2 Djurgardens vs Malmo View
04/07 14:00 2 IFK Stocksund U19 vs Kalmar View
04/07 14:00 2 Osters IF vs Brommapojkarna U19 View

Résultats

Date R Home vs Away -
03/28 13:00 1 Kalmar vs Goteborg 4-2
11/11 12:00 26 Malmo vs Halmstads 1-1
11/11 12:00 26 Solna vs Vasteras SK FK 2-3
11/11 12:00 26 Hacken vs Goteborg 0-2
11/11 12:00 26 Djurgardens vs Hammarby 0-1
11/11 12:00 26 Osters IF vs GAIS Goteborg 5-1
11/11 12:00 26 Norrkoping vs Helsingborgs IF 3-0
11/11 12:00 26 Orebro vs Brommapojkarna U19 1-1
11/05 13:30 25 Goteborg vs Djurgardens 1-0
11/05 12:00 25 Vasteras SK FK vs Hacken 0-5
11/05 12:00 25 Brommapojkarna U19 vs Malmo 0-4
11/04 15:00 25 Hammarby vs Osters IF 3-2

Wikipedia - P19 Allsvenskan

P19 Allsvenskan is the highest level of men's association football for Swedish under-19 teams, and determines the under-19 (or junior) Swedish championships. The title has been officially contested since 1982 in different formats, IFK Göteborg being the most successful team with nine titles.

History

The junior championships for club teams (juniormästerskap för klubblag, also junior-SM or JSM) for boys have been played since 1982, but the competition had several unofficial precursors. A cup tournament, Allsvenska ungdomscupen, was played from 1945 to 1976, and was open to member clubs of the Swedish Professional Football Leagues. The title unofficial junior champions was awarded to the winners of the tournament, which was discontinued when the newspaper Expressen withdrew their sponsorship. For the years between 1949 and 1958, the winner of this cup also played a national final (Riksfinal) against the winners of the Norrland junior championships (Norrländska juniormästerskapen).

The Swedish Professional Football Leagues also arranged a league starting in 1971, Allsvenska ungdomsserien, only open to youth teams of Allsvenskan clubs. A champion was decided through a final match between group winners, and was open to all Swedish Professional Football Leagues members from 1977. This league was sometimes also called Allsvenska utvecklingsserien, and saw continued play in parallel to the in 1982 introduced official junior championships, initially played in a strict cup format.

In 1990, the youth league was rebranded as Juniorallsvenskan, and the play-off following the league replaced the separate cup tournament as the competition to decide the official junior champions. The championship is played in league format, currently named P19 Allsvenskan, until 2021 consisting of two regional groups, followed by a final between the two winning teams to determine the junior champions. From 2022, the league format has been changed to consist of a single group of 14 teams with no play-off.

From 1982 until 2008, the championships were played with an age limit of 18, but from 2009 on the age limit has been 19.