2001 Allsvenskan

The Fotbollsallsvenskan 2001 was the 77th season in the highest Swedish football league Fotbollsallsvenskan. Between 7 April and 27 October of the year the Swedish championship was played.

In the three-way battle of teams from the Stockholm metropolitan area is Hammarby IF was able to prevail and for the first time in club history win the Swedish championship title before Djurgårdens IF and AIK. In order for the team to players like Kennedy Bakırcıoğlu, Christer Fursth, Andreas Hermansson, Peter Markstedt, Suleyman Sleyman and Jonas Stark was also the first club that received the newly created Lennart Johansson trophy after it was revealed that the namesake of the former trophy, had used the Von Rosen's Cup, Clarence von Rosen for National Socialism.

In the relegation battle Trelleborg FF had no chance and had to descend into the Superettan after only three wins this season. Was accompanied by the club BK Hacken, the third last of the table, IFK Norrköping, the class could keep them in the relegation games against Mjallby AIF.

Final Table

Decisions

Expulsion

The third place of the second division season 2001 played in the Relegation to the third last of the Allsvenskan. With a goal difference of 4:3 in return IFK Norrköping managed to avoid relegation.

Top scorers

Stefan Selakovic from the seventh- Halmstad BK could shine as a regular scorer and crowned himself with 15 goals this season top scorer.

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