2007 Allsvenskan
The Fotbollsallsvenskan 2007 was the 83rd season of the highest Swedish football league Fotbollsallsvenskan. The matches were played between 6 April and 28 October 2007.
The table first, IFK Gothenburg, is a Swedish champion and take part in the qualification to the UEFA Champions League. Second, Kalmar FF, achieved the qualification for the UEFA Cup, the third party Djurgårdens IF, the UEFA Intertoto Cup. The first four teams take part in the Royal League. At the end of the season only IF Brommapojkarna dismounted as Table since the league for season 2008 will be increased to 16 teams.
The title of the scorer shared with 14 goals this season Razak Omotoyossi Helsingborgs IF and Marcus Berg of IFK Göteborg, although he left the club in August and moved to the Dutch first division club FC Groningen.
Final Table
Decisions
Stadiums
Top scorers
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