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1997 Division 1 (Swedish football)
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Swedish League Division 1 1997 Hammarby IF Västra Frölunda IF Hammarby IF Västra Frölunda IF BK Häcken Lira Luleå BK Enköpings SK IF Brommapojkarna Vasalunds IF Hertzöga BK Myresjö IF IFK Malmö IK Oddevold Mathias Larsson, Tomas Rosenkvist, and Kjell-Åke Engström (22 goals, Norra)Årets fotboll 1998 1998 Football of the year Hans Berggren (20 goals, Norra)Årets fotboll 1998 1998 Football of the year 1996 1998
Statistics of Swedish football Division 1 in season 1997.
Overview
It was contested by 28 teams, and Hammarby IF and Västra Frölunda IF won the championship.
Vasalunds IF was awarded technical losses in nine matches due to using four non-EU-players per match (among them Jones Kusi-Asare), one more than the allowed three.Årets fotboll 1998 1998 Football of the year
League standings
Norra
main WDL Norra 5 PR y HIF Hammarby IF DJIF Djurgårdens IF UFC Umeå FC GIFS GIF Sundsvall GFIF Gefle IF NFF Nacka FF IFKL IFK Luleå IKB IK Brage AFF Assyriska Föreningen SFF Spårvägens FF LLB Lira Luleå BK ESK Enköpings SK BP IF Brommapojkarna VIF Vasalunds IF 19 5 2 55 17 17 6 3 65 30 12 7 7 52 38 11 6 9 40 31 10 7 9 44 31 10 7 9 36 48 9 9 8 27 29 8 8 10 48 39 8 8 10 35 48 6 11 9 33 39 7 8 11 36 45 8 5 13 37 47 6 7 13 27 47 2 4 20 18 64 #b0c4de CP #d2e6ff PP #ffd1d1 RP #deb0b0 R R R complete
Södra
main WDL Södra 5 PR y VFR Västra Frölunda IF BKH BK Häcken GUN Gunnilse IS ÅFF Åtvidabergs FF SIF Stenungsunds IF MJÄ Mjällby AIF IFKH IFK Hässleholm MOT Motala AIF FFF Falkenbergs FF NIF Norrby IF HBK Hertzöga BK MIF Myresjö IF IFKM IFK Malmö IKO IK Oddevold 15 9 2 72 24 15 6 5 64 29 14 9 3 55 23 11 9 6 37 38 11 7 8 43 35 9 10 7 42 38 11 4 11 46 44 10 7 9 31 35 9 8 9 50 38 8 9 9 41 45 5 11 10 34 53 6 2 18 27 65 3 8 15 30 63 4 3 19 24 66 #b0c4de CP #d2e6ff PP #ffd1d1 RP #deb0b0 R R R complete
a colour code explanation Seasons in Swedish football#Legend
Footnotes
References
Sweden - List of final tables (Clas Glenning)
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