Skövde AIK

Skövde AIK is a Swedish football club based in Skövde. The club joined several seasons in the second highest Swedish league.

History

Skövde AIK was founded on 21 June 1919. Originally, the club also had a Department of Athletics, later other departments such as handball, ice hockey were added and others. Since 1990, the association is a pure football club. Its heyday in football saw the club in 1970 when he lost the qualifying match for the highest Swedish league Allsvenskan.

In the 2005 season Skövde AIK rose from the fifth division, Division 3 Mellersta Götaland, on the fourth-rate Division 2 Mellersta Götaland. In the following season, 2006, the renewed rise in the third-class Division 1 Södra succeeded. Beginning in the mid table area placed, took the club into the 2009 season winner on points with Östers IF due to goal difference into second place. While thus he missed the direct promotion to the Superettan, but was for the play-offs against the second division 13th FC Trollhättan qualified. However, the competitor decided both games for themselves.

Websites

• Side of the association ( Swedish)

Norra AFC United | Dalkurd FF | Eskilstuna City FK | IFK Luleå | BK Forward | IK Frej | IK Sirius | Nyköpings BIS | Sandvikens IF | Selånger FK | Umeå FC | Valsta Syrianska IK | Vasalunds IF | Västerås SK

Södra IS Halmia | Husqvarna FF | IF Limhamn Bunkeflo | Karlstad BK | Kristianstad FF | Lunds BK | Oddevold | Qviding FIF | Skövde AIK | IF Sylvia | Torslanda IK | Trelleborg FF | FC Trollhättan | Utsiktens

• Swedish football club
• Skövde municipality
• Sport ( Västra Götaland County )