2005 Allsvenskan
The Fotbollsallsvenskan 2005 was the 81st season of the highest Swedish football league Fotbollsallsvenskan. It started on April 9 and ended on October 23. Swedish Champion was Djurgårdens IF, in the Superettan rose Landskrona BoIS, GIF Sundsvall and Assyriska Föreningen from.
Final Table
Decisions
Expulsion
The third place of the Superettan play in the relegation against the third last of the Allsvenskan.
Top scorers
Champion team Djurgårdens IF
Patrick Amoah, Kári Arnason, Johan Arneng, Ibrahim Ba, Abgar Barsom, Stefan Bergtoft, Matias Concha, Jesper Håkansson, Tobias Hysén, Markus Johannesson, Mattias Jonson, Toni Kuivasto, Jones Kusi Asare -, Søren Larsen, Feliciano Magro, Siyabonga Nomvethe, Sölvi Ottesen, Niclas Rasck, Daniel Sjölund, Fredrik Stenman, Elias Storm, Pa Dembo Tourray
- Coach: Kjell Jonevret
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