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Markus Kitunen takes a look at HJK's prospects for 2010.
By all accounts HJK are by far the biggest favourite to win the Veikkausliiga title
in 2010. Honka and Inter obviously fancy their chances but while the former have weakened and the
latter are still regrouping after a disappointing season, HJK have come out stronger from the
transfer market.
Laurent Manuel, a 24-year old former Brown University player, is currently in the Stockholm area on
trial with Sweden's defending champs, AIK.
NFN's Sweden correspondent Nic Townsend has agreed to let us use articles from his excellent
Doing Goals blog. Here's the first, a roundup of Gameweek six:
Helsingborg and Malmö remain undefeated after Gameweek Six, and occupy first and second
respectively, thus adding a bit of extra spice to their Skåne derby on Sunday.
Another Monday matchup brings tough tests for Ryan Miller and Halmstad who host Malmo while
Alejandro Bedoya and Orebro welcome in AIK in Allsvenskan action.
Our featured tifo video this week takes us to Belgium, with a display by from the Blue Army
ultras, supporters of one of the country's biggest clubs, Club Brugge k.v.
Related posts:
- Tifo Video: Blue-White Fanatic Kop, Lausanne A Swiss supporters group celebrates their
twentieth anniversary in spectacular fashion.
AIK, an abbreviation for Allmänna Idrottsklubben is a Swedish football club based at the Råsunda
stadium in Solna, a municipality in Stockholm County bordering to Stockholm city centre. The club
was formed in 1891 in central Stockholm. Its football department was formed in 1896. AIK are the
defending champions of the Swedish Allsvenskan and hold the [.
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Watch a clip of AIK versus Barcelona in the 1999 Champions League. Despite being one of the most
winning teams in Allsvenskan, this was the Swedish teams last appearance in the Champions League's
group stages.
Yet another trip into far, foreign lands...
Neither one of these Europa League qualifying rounds has been good for Liverpool's carbon
footprint, racking up the air miles. With Grasshoppers (SUI), Utrecht (NED), AIK (SWE), FK Qarabag
(AZE) and Trabzonspor possible, Liverpool drew the Turkish opposition.
MAURO IVÁN OBOLO(28.09.1981)
AIK Fotboll
NICOLÁS MARIO DOMINGO(08.04.1985)
River Plate
LUCIANO FÉLIX LEGUIZAMÓN(01.07.1982)
الإتحاد (Al-Ittihad)
NAHUEL SACHETTOGimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy
DAMIÁN PÉREZMARIANO BRAUAll Boys
MAURO MATOSAll Boys
VÍCTOR CUESTADefensa y Justicia
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Will half the matches finish goalless again? Will anyone be allowed to witness Djurgården's
match against Helsingborg? Is Tobias Grahn bigger than God? The Allsvenskan preview asks all these
questions and answers none, as we look forward to the second round of matches.
Saturday
Brommapojkarna v AIK
Brommapojkarna will be without their slightly dim yellow card collector of a goalkeeper,
Kristoffer Nordfeldt, who booted the ball away after being shown a yellow card for handling outside
the area against Helsingborg last week.
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By all accounts HJK are by far the biggest favourite to win the Veikkausliiga title
in 2010. Honka and Inter obviously fancy their chances but while the former have weakened and the
latter are still regrouping after a disappointing season, HJK have come out stronger from the
transfer market.
Watch a clip of AIK versus Barcelona in the 1999 Champions League. Despite being one of the most
winning teams in Allsvenskan, this was the Swedish teams last appearance in the Champions League's
group stages.
This was a round of firsts: AIK's first win, Malmö FF's first lose, and Åtvidaberg's first
goal.
Croatian midfielder Haris Radetinac had the honour of ending Åtvidaberg's 575 minute-long
goalless streak. Unfortunately two own-goals meant their opponents Djurgården won 2-1 and
Åtvidaberg are still waiting for their first win.
Nic Townsend's back with the roundup of Gameweek Ten from his Doing Goals blog.
Yes I know, I've missed rounds 8 and 9, but those of you who read my introduction will remember
I explicitly said this wouldn't be a reliable or up-to-date news source.
In Gameweek 7 it looked like both IFK Göteborg and AIK had woken up and remembered how to play
football.
Continuing his series of profiles, Nic Townsend from Doing Goals offers his take on Sweden's
biggest club, the rodents of Stockholm.
AIK are another of Sweden's more popular clubs, but they also seem to be one of the most
detested too. Much like Millwall ("Everyone hates and we don't care") and Leeds United, they relish
being disliked, and while their nickname Gnagare (rodents) may have been intended as an
insult, AIK fans have adopted it with pride.
