In recentgrace, the world of football testified to the sensation of Leicester – Champions of England, but the situation that is definitely cannot be compared to anything from Sweden.
In addition to all the giants there and powerful clubs that are accustomed to trophies, the champion will be tiny MjallbyFisherman’s village club with everything 813 inhabitants.
Six cars left until the end of Allsvenskan League, and Mjallby has huge 11 points advantages Over the second-placed Hammarby and the question is the moment when the title of Sweden Champions are celebrated in this village for the first time in the history of the club.
Miracle of Mjallby: The Village of 1,000 on Verge of Swedish Title
There’s Far More To Football In Nation Than Alexander Isak and Victor Gyokeres. A Tiny Club Once Famous For Attracting Frank Worthington Is Poised For Something Special ⬇️https://t.co/pru01zsxic
– Times Sports (@timessport) September 7, 2025
The club is located in a fishing village Hallevik On the banks of the Baltic Sea from only 813 inhabitants. Next to the stadium is a parking lot for caravans, since many tourists and fans want to visit the banks of the Baltic Sea and go to nature together with the visit of the stadium.
Interesting, Mjallby is enrolled in Guinness Book of Records As a team from the smallest place that performs in the highest rank of national football. No need to emphasize what success would be to win the title of the champion, and which is exclusively the question of the day.
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In the village, in 1953. built the Stadium Stradvallen, where Mjallby plays his matches. Is the capacity 6,750 viewersand the tribunes were met to the last place.
The annual budget of this club is everything 7.7 million eurosand that is, comparisons, only the eighth part of the money spent the giant Malmo annually.
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