Sweden - Allsvenskan
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| Sunday, 16 September 2018
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| Live |
+11:30am |
Djurgården 0 - 1 Brommapojkarna |
TV2 Sumo, C More Live HD, C More Play |
| Live |
+11:30am |
IFK Göteborg 2 - 2 Elfsborg |
TV2 Sumo, C More Fotball, C More Play |
| Monday, 17 September 2018
|
| Live |
+ 1:00pm |
Häcken 2 - 1 Trelleborg FF |
TV2 Sumo, C More Live 2, C More Play |
| Live |
+ 1:00pm |
Kalmar 0 - 0 Dalkurd |
TV2 Sumo, C More Live 3, C More Play |
| Live |
+ 1:00pm |
Sirius 1 - 1 Hammarby |
TV2 Sumo, C More Play |
| Friday, 21 September 2018
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|
1:00pm |
Brommapojkarna vs GIF Sundsvall |
TV2 Sumo, C More Play |
| Saturday, 22 September 2018
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|
10:00am |
Elfsborg vs Örebro |
TV2 Sumo, C More Fotball, C More Play |
|
10:00am |
Sirius vs Östersunds FK |
TV2 Sumo, C More Play |
|
10:00am |
Trelleborg FF vs Djurgården |
TV2 Sumo, C More Play |
|
12:00pm |
Dalkurd vs Norrköping |
TV2 Sumo, C More Play |
*All times are shown in your local time
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About Allsvenskan
The Sweden Allsvenskan is Sweden's top football league. It was founded in 1924 and it currently consists of 16 teams. During the Allsvenskan season, which usually starts in March and ends in October due to the cold winters. At the end of every season, the bottom two teams in the final standings are relegated into the Superettan, and the third lowest team enters a play-off against the 3rd team in Superettan. However, the league leader automatically enters the first qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League, and the second placed team enters the UEFA Cup?s first qualifying round. Malmö FF are the most successful Swedish Football Club with 18 titles.
