Djurgårdens IF Fotboll league record by opponent explained

Djurgårdens IF is a Swedish professional association football club based in Stockholm. The club was formed on Djurgården in 1891 and took up football in 1899. Djurgårdens IF played its first league match on 6 July 1902, a 3–0 win against AIK.^[1] Djurgården first won promotion to the Allsvenskan in 1927–28 season.^[2]

The team competes in Allsvenskan as of the 2015 season; this is Djurgårdens IF's 15th consecutive season in the top flight, and their 60th overall. Djurgårdens IF's first team has competed in a number of leagues, and its record against each club faced in these competitions is listed below. The team that Djurgårdens IF have met the most times in league competition are AIK, from Solna, against whom Djurgårdens IF have contested 143 league matches.

Key

• The list includes matches from Svenska Bollspelsförbundets serie (in 1902), Svenska Bollspelsförbundets tävlingsserie klass 1 (in 1905), Stockholmsserien Klass 1 (from 1906 to 1910), Svenska Serien (from 1911–12 to 1916–17 and in 1920–21), Fyrkantsserien (from 1918 to 1919), Svenska Serien Östra (from 1922–23 to 1923–24), Division 2 Östsvenska (from 1924–25 to 1926–27), Allsvenskan (in 1927–28, in 1936–37, from 1945–46 to 1947–48, 1949-50 to 1960, from 1962 to 1981, in 1986, from 1988 to 1992, from 1995 to 1996, in 1999, and from 2001 to present day), Division 2 Norra (in 1928–29, from 1937–38 to 1944–45 and from 1982 to 1985), Division 2 Östra (from 1932–33 to 1935–36), Division 2 Nordöstra (from 1948–49), Division 2 Svealand (in 1961), Division 1 Norra (in 1987, from 1993 to 1994 and from 1997 to 1998), Superettan (in 2000)
• These statistics do not include results from the Allsvenskan play-offs (held between 1982 and 1990), but those from Mästerskapsserien and Kvalsvenskan (held in 1991 and 1992) are included. The Allsvenskan play-off round was held in cup format at the end of the league season to decide the national champions, while Mästerskapsserien was an additional league stage with the same purpose.
• The name used for each opponent is the name they had when Djurgårdens IF most recently played a league match against them. Results against each opponent include results against that club under any former name. For example, results against Ljungskile SK include matches played against Panos Ljungskile SK (1997–02).
• The columns headed "First" and "Last" contain the first and most recent seasons in which Djurgårdens IF played league matches against each opponent.
• The counting starts from when Djurgårdens IF started to play at the national league level. Some results from the 1942–43 season and before are missing and therefore for the teams involved in those cases only the total number of matches are shown.

All-time league record

Statistics correct as of matches played on 1 November 2015.^[3]

Team									First	Last
AIK	1902	2015
AIK 2									1902	1910
Årsta SK									1931–32	1935–36
Assyriska FF	1993	2005
Åtvidabergs FF									1932–33	2015
Avesta AIK	1944–45	1961
Billingsfors IK	1946–47	1946–47
BK Derby									1926–27	1977
BK Forward	1987	1987
BK Häcken	1992	2015
Bollnäs GIF									1937–38	1938–39
Brynäs IF	1974	1974
Degerfors IF	1945–46	1998
Enköpings SK									1929–30	2003
Eriksdals IF									1907	1910
Falkenbergs FF	2014	2015
Falu BS	1985	1985
FC Café Opera Djursholm	2000	2000
Flens IF	1982	1982
GAIS	1915–16	2012
Gårda BK	1936–37	1936–37
Gefle IF									1928–29	2015
GIF Sundsvall	1965	2015
Göteborgs FF	1911–12	1911–12
Gunnilse IS	2000	2000
Hagalunds IF									1930–31	1943–44
Hallstahammar SK									1928–29	1961
Halmstads BK	1945–46	2015
Hammarby IF	1920–21	2015
Helsingborgs IF	1916–17	2015
Hofors AIF									1940–41	1942–43
Högadals IS	1962	1962
Huvudsta IS									1926–27	1931–32
IF Brommapojkarna	1983	2014
IF Elfsborg	1927–28	2015
IF Linnéa									1924–25	1926–27
IF Norden									1929–30	1930–31
IF Olympia									1929–30	1929–30
IF Saab	1973	1973
IF Sleipner	1902	1902
IF Swithiod	1902	1902
IF Sylvia	2000	2000
IFK Eskilstuna	1911–12	1964
IFK Göteborg	1911–12	2015
IFK Grängesberg									1937–38	1938–39
IFK Holmsund	1967	1967
IFK Lidingö									1941–42	1941–42
IFK Luleå	1971	1998
IFK Malmö	1920–21	1962
IFK Mora	1987	1987
IFK Norrköping									1911–12	2015
IFK Nyköping									1924–25	1924–25
IFK Stockholm									1905	1961
IFK Sundsvall	1961	1993
IFK Sunne	1961	1961
IFK Uppsala									1905	1913–14
IFK Västerås									1928–29	1987
IK Brage									1941–42	2000
IK City									1928–29	1961
IK Oddevold	1996	1996
IK Sirius									1924–25	1998
IK Sleipner									1922–23	1948–49
IS Halmia	1945–46	1979
Jönköpings Södra IF	1945–46	1969
Kalmar FF									1934–35	2015
Karlskoga IF	1948–49	1948–49
Karlslunds IF	1983	1985
Karlstads BK	1961	1987
Kiruna FF	1994	1994
Köpings IS	1961	1961
Kronobergs IK									1929–30	1931–32
Landskrona BoIS	1927–28	2005
Lira Luleå BK	1997	1997
Ljungskile SK	2000	2008
Ljusne AIK									1937–38	1944–45
Ludvika FK									1938–39	1998
Malmö FF	1936–37	2015
Mariebergs IK									1906	1926–27
Mjällby AIF	1980	2014
Mjölby AIF									1932–33	1935–36
Motala AIF									1932–33	1957–58
Nacka FF	1997	1998
Norrby IF	1955–56	1955–56
Norrmalms IK	1902	1902
Nyköpings BIS	1984	1984
Nyköpings BK									1929–30	1931–32
Nynäshamns IF									1939–40	1940–41
Ope IF	1982	1993
Örebro SK	1946–47	2015
Örgryte IS	1911–12	2009
Örtakoloniens IF	1943–44	1943–44
Östermalms IF									1905	1908
Östermalms SK	1902	1902
Östers IF	1968	2013
Piteå IF	1998	1998
Råå IF	1950–51	1951–52
Reymersholms IK									1924–25	1948–49
Sandvikens AIK									1939–40	1954–55
Sandvikens IF									1928–29	1985
SK Sifhälla	1961	1961
Skärblacka IF									1935–36	1935–36
Skellefteå AIK	1984	1987
Skutskärs IF									1937–38	1937–38
Södertälje IF									1924–25	1924–25
Södertälje SK									1929–30	1930–31
Spånga IS	1993	1994
Spårvägens FF	1993	1998
Stattena IF	1927–28	1927–28
Stockholms BK									1924–25	1926–27
Sundbybergs IK									1924–25	1961
Surahammars IF									1928–29	1948–49
Syrianska FC	2011	2013
Tranebergs IF									1925–26	1925–26
Trelleborgs FF	1992	2011
Tyresö FF	1985	1985
Umeå FC	1993	2000
Uppsala IF									1929–30	1929–30
Värtans IK									1935–36	1940–41
Vasalunds IF	1982	1997
Västerås SK	1955–56	2000
Västerviks AIS									1934–35	1935–36
Västra Frölunda IF	1988	1999
Visby IF Gute	1994	1994
Westermalms IF									1908	1932–33

Notes and References

1. Web site: Hundra år sedan den svenska seriepremiären!. Jimmy Lindahl. ons.dz. sv. 18 August 2023.
2. Book: Cederquist, Jonas. Stockholms fotbollshistoria 1880–2010 . Stockholmia förlag . 2010 . sv . History of Football in Stockholm 1880–2010 . 978-91-7031-222-9.
3. Results in Allsvenskan, Superettan and Mästerskapsserien from Lindahl, Allsvenskan genom tiderna and Superettan genom tiderna located at www.bolletinen.se. Results in Svenska Serien from Book: 100 år med Allsvensk fotboll . Idrottsförlaget . Alsjö, Martin . 2011 . sv . 978-91-977326-7-3. . Other results from Djurgårdens IF homepage, AIK homepage, and GAIS homepage .