IF Elfsborg in European football

Idrottsföreningen Elfsborg, also known simply as IF Elfsborg is a Swedish professional football club based in Borås. The club have participated in 17 editions of the club competitions governed by UEFA, the chief authority for football across Europe.

European record

1960–1980, playing in the UEFA Intertoto Cup and UEFA Cup

Henry Larsson scored eight goals for IF Elfsborg in their European debut in the 1961 Intertoto Cup.[1]

Elfsborg's advancement in European football began in 1961 after winning national championship the same year they qualified to the current UEFA Intertoto Cup.[1] Elfsborg first resistance ever in a European Cup was against the German SC Tasmania 1900 Berlin, which they won with 2–3 away and the stunning 5–2 at home. Second match was against the classic Swiss team FC Basel, which began with a 1–2 loss at home but Elfsborg managed to gather forces and won in the returning game with 3–6 after a hat-trick by the fantastic player Henry Larsson. The last and final match was against the difficult beaten Sparta Rotterdam who hade before meeting with Elfsborg not lost a single game, the Dutch proved to be too difficult, it ended in a 2–5 loss at home and 4–3 away loss.[1] But despite the loss Elfsborg ended as runner-ups being the second team in the group and the tournament's big winner was Henry Larsson with his 8 goals and Lars Råberg with 6 his goals.[1] Five years later, in 1966,[2] continued Elfsborg adventures in Europe and the UEFA Intertoto Cup. The first opponent stood the German Borussia Neunkirchen for, a match which Elfsborg won both home and away with a total of 4–1. Second match against VSS Kosice became a very different story, they lost 3–0 away and then crushed the opponents with 6–0 at home, after a hat-trick by Roger Carlsson. In the final group stage match against leaders Vorwärts Berlin was lost with 2–0 in both matches which meant that Elfsborg finally ended as third in the group.[2]

IF Elfsborg lost against Hertha Berlin in the Uefa Cup 1972, at the historic Olympic Stadium.[3]

Also the following year 1967[4] played Elfsborg in the UEFA Intertoto Cup where they in the first group stage match met the germans Werder Bremen. The first match ended in a 4–1 loss away, but the second game ended with a draw 2–2 at home. In the second game stood the Polish team Polonia Bytom for, where Elfsborg lost in both matches. But in the last match against the Swiss Grasshopper Club Zürich Elfsborg would take a memorable scalp, when they beat them at home with 5–2 after a hat-trick by Lars Heinemann. The return ended in a 3–1 loss and Elfsborg finished again in third place in the group.[4] 1971[5] was a bad year out in Europe for Elfsborg, they met the teams Stal Mielec, Tatran Presov and Vejle BK. They lost every game except against the Danish Vejle BK where they won both games with a total of 8–0, and once again Elfsborg ended as third in their group.[5] The year after 1972[6] played Elfsborg in the UEFA Cup for the first time against the classic German champions Hertha Berlin in the first round, they lost with 3–1 at Olympic Stadium and with 1–4 at home.[6]

1975[7] was Elfsborg worst year in European competition and the UEFA Intertoto Cup when they finished last in the group after you have met teams as Banik Ostrava, Celik Zenica and Vitoria Setubal. Elfsborg still managed to win at home against Banik Ostrava with 3–1 at home and a tie against Vitoria Setubal.[7] In 1978,[8] Elfsborg participated once again in the UEFA Intertoto Cup and this year was slightly better than the last in 1975, Elfsborg won with a total of 5–3 against Norwegian Lillestrøm SK, and then a win against former Yugoslav Sloboda Tuzla. But against the big giant Israeli Maccabi Netanya F.C. Elfsborg could not compete with, and lost the first game with 7–1 away but managed with a draw at home, 2–2.[8] In 1978[9] was Elfsborg in the UEFA Cup for the second time when they stood against the French sovereigns RC Strasbourg. The first meeting won Elfsborg surprisingly with 2–0 at home, but in the returning game they lost with 4–1 in front of 31 000 spectators.[9]

1980–2000, many years outside European football

1980,[10] became Elfsborg best year ever in the UEFA Intertoto Cup when they won their group and became the winner of the tournament. This after they first won against FK Napredak Krusevac with a total of 4–2 and then against Slavia Sofia with a total of 3–1. German VfL Bochum became more difficult when the loss in the first meeting with 2–1 and then changed with a win at home 1–0, this meant that Elfsborg ended up as number one in their group.[10] The following year, 1981,[11] did Elfsborg participate in the UEFA Cup where they faced Scottish St Mirren F.C.. The first match ended in a 1–2 loss at home who then followed up with a draw 0–0 in Scotland.[11] 1983[12] Elfsborg would make their penultimate appearance in the UEFA Intertoto Cup, when they stood against the teams TJ Vitkovice, Trakia Plovdiv and Eintracht Braunschweig. It was a bad adventure where they only managed to win against german Eintracht Braunschweig with 1–0 at home and play a draw against Trakia Plovdiv, this meant that Elfsborg finished as last in their group.[12] Despite the poor performance 1983, they managed to reach the UEFA Cup, 1984,[13] where the opponents was Polish team Widzew Lodz, before 30 000 spectators played Elfsborg a draw away against the Poles, 0–0, also at home playing a heroic game with a draw 2–2 and but the Poles advanced furthermore, after more away goals.[13]

2000–present

It would take almost 20 years before Elfsborg would participate in the European[14] cups again, after the heaviest period in the clubs history Elfsborg was now back at the top layer of Allsvenskan and participated in the UEFA Cup in 2001 after they won the national cup. They stood against JK Trans Narva in the first round, where they won with 1–3 away and then also won with 5–0 at home after a hat-trick by Stefan Andreasson. The second round was against one of the Polish giants Legia Warsaw where Elfsborg lost with a total of 10–2.[14] After winning national cup once again, Elfsborg participated in the UEFA Cup in 2004[15] where the opponents in the first round was Glentoran FC who were beaten with a total of 3–1, in the next round Elfsborg stood against Croatian team NK Dinamo Zagreb, Elfsborg lost the first game away with 2–0 and then played a draw at home 0–0.[15] After winning national championship in 2006 got Elfsborg for the first time participate in the UEFA Champions League.[16] This occurred in 2007 when the first round was against Linfield FC where Elfsborg in the first match played a draw 0–0. To then win at home with 1–0 after a goal by Mathias Svensson. The second round was against Hungarian Debreceni VSC where they won away with 1–0 after a goal by Daniel Mobaeck.[16] They secured promotion to the third round by playing 0–0 at home. The third round was against Spanish giants Valencia CF, where 50 000 spectators at the Mestalla Stadium saw Elfsborg lose with 3–0 after including goal by David Silva. Back at Borås Arena Elfsborg lost again with 2–1 after goals by Daniel Alexandersson and David Villa with Valencia's decisive 2–1 goal.[16]

S.S Lazio–Elfsborg at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Europa League play-off 2009.[17]

After the excellent results in the UEFA Champions League became Elfsborg directly qualified for the 2007–08 UEFA Cup[18] group stage where they stood against the teams FC Dinamo Bucuresti, AEK Athens, ACF Fiorentina, FK Mlada Boleslav and Villarreal CF. Elfsborg managed to win against FC Dinamo Bucuresti with 2–1 and a draw against AEK Athens, 1–1.[18] The following year 2008[19] achieved Elfsborg for the last time winning the UEFA Intertoto Cup by beating teams HB Torshavn with a total of 2–1, Hibernian FC with a total of 4–0 and FK Riga with a total of 1–0. Which meant that they finished as group winners.[19] That same year they also played UEFA Cup last time 2008–09 UEFA Cup[20] when it was against the Irish St Patrick's Athletic F.C. but lost surprisingly with a total of 4–3.[20] In 2009[21] Elfsborg started for the first time playing in the UEFA Europa League where they in the second round stood against Szombathelyi Haladás as they were defeated with a total of 3–0. In the third round was against Portuguese 2010–11 UEFA Europa League finalists SC Braga, as they surprisingly managed to beat them after a completely heroic win by a total of 4–1.[22] In the final play-off round Elfsborg stood against classic S.S. Lazio where they in the first meeting lost with 3–0 and then again after a heroic effort managed to win with 1–0 after a goal by Denni Avdic.[22]

Also the year after 2010[23] played Elfsborg in the UEFA Europa League where they stood against FC Iskra-Stal in the second round and won with the total of 3–1. The third round was against FK Teteks from Macedonia, a team that Elfsborg won easily against with a total of 7–1. The play-off round was once again against one of the classic Italian teams against Maradona's old club SSC Napoli. Elfsborg succeeded after a heroic performance by goalkeeper Jesper Christiansen to get away from the Stadio San Paolo with a 1–0 loss. Back at the Borås Arena Elfsborg lost anyway with 2–0 after two goals by Edinson Cavani who got his big breakthrough in this match.[23] In 2011[24] Elfsborg played in the UEFA Europa League for the third consecutive year, and stood against CS Fola Esch in the first round which they won with a total of 5–1. The second round was against FK Suduva where they won easily with a total of 4–1. But in the third round Elfsborg lost surprisingly against the Norwegian Aalesunds FK with a total of 5–1 and failed to reach the play-offs.[24] The same thing happened the year after in 2012. Even if Elfsborg had a perfect start in the qualification by winning a home game in the first stage against Floriana F.C. with 8–0, the biggest international victory in Elfsborg's history. The away game was just as easy, Elfsborg won with 5–0 and with a total of 13–0.[25] In the second stage were the opponents FC Dacia Chişinău and Elfsborg lost the first game after a weak effort with 1–0. But managed to win easy at Borås Arena with 2–0 and therefore advanced to the third stage.[25] In the third stage it would be a Scandinavian battle, since the opponents were Danish AC Horsens. The first away game ended with a draw, 1–1, after Horsens received a penalty in added time. But in the home they lost 2–3 and as in the previous year, Elfsborg failed to reach the play-offs.[25]

Key

  • S = Seasons
  • Pld = Played
  • W = Games won
  • D = Games drawn
  • L = Games lost
  • GF = Goals for
  • GA = Goals against
  • GD = Goal difference
  • H = Home ground
  • A = Away ground
  • N = Neutral ground
  • Final = Final
  • SF = Semi-finals
  • QF = Quarter-finals
  • Group = Group stage
  • PO = Play-off round
  • 3R = Round 3
  • 2R = Round 2
  • 1R = Round 1
  • 3QR = Third qualification round
  • 2QR = Second qualification round
  • 1QR = First qualification round
  • QR = Qualification round
  • aet = Match determined after extra time
  • ag = Match determined by away goals rule
  • ap = Match determined by penalty shoot-out
  • Agg = Aggregated score
  • Ref = Reference

Elfsborg's score is noted first in all of the match results given below.

Overall record

By competition

As of 10 July 2015 [26]
Tournament Pld W D L GF GA GD
European Cup/UEFA Champions League 10 4 3 3 14 7 +7
UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League 118 48 22 48 184 162 +22
Total 128 52 25 51 198 169 +29

Club ranking

As of 22 June 2015 [26]
Rank Team Points
147Russia FC Rostov11.599
148Russia Alania Vladikavkaz11.599
149Russia Sibir Novosibirsk11.599
150Sweden IF Elfsborg11.545
151Azerbaijan Qarabağ FK11.500
152Switzerland Grasshopper11.375
153Croatia Hajduk Split11.200

Matches

As of 22 June 2015

UEFA Champions League

Season Stage Opponent Date Venue Score Agg Ref
Team Country
European Cup
UEFA Champions League
2007–08 1QR Linfield F.C.  Northern Ireland 17 July 2007 Windsor Park, Belfast 0–0 1–0 [16]
25 July 2007 Borås Arena, Borås 1–0 [16]
2QR Debreceni VSC  Hungary 31 July 2007 Stadion Oláh Gábor Út, Debrecen 1–0 1–0 [16]
8 August 2007 Borås Arena, Borås 0–0 [16]
3QR Valencia CF  Spain 14 August 2007 Mestalla Stadium, Valencia 0–3 1–5 [16]
29 August 2007 Borås Arena, Borås 1–2 [16]
2013–14 2QR FC Daugava  Latvia 17 July 2013 Borås Arena, Borås 7–1 11–1 [27]
23 July 2013 Daugava, Daugavpils 4–0 [27]
3QR Celtic  Scotland 31 July 2013 Celtic Park, Glasgow 0–1 0–1 [27]
7 August 2013 Borås Arena, Borås 0–0 [27]

UEFA Europa League

Season Stage Opponent Date Venue Score Agg Ref
Team Country
UEFA Cup
1971–72 1R Hertha Berlin  West Germany 15 September 1971 Olympic Stadium, Berlin 1–3 2–7 [6]
29 September 1971 Ryavallen, Borås 1–4 [6]
1978–79 1R RC Strasbourg  France 13 September 1978 Ryavallen, Borås 2–0 3–4 [9]
27 September 1978 Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg 1–4 [9]
1980–81 1R St Mirren F.C.  Scotland 17 September 1980 Ryavallen, Borås 1–2 1–2 [11]
1 October 1980 St Mirren Park, Paisley 0–0 [11]
1983–84 1R Widzew Łódź  Poland 14 September 1983 Białystok City Stadium, Białystok 0–0 2–2(a) [13]
19 September 1983 Ryavallen, Borås 2–2 [13]
2001–02 QR JK Narva Trans  Estonia 9 August 2001 A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn 0–3 5–3 [28]
23 August 2001 Ryavallen, Borås 5–0 [29]
1R Legia Warsaw  Poland 20 September 2001 Stadion Wojska Polskiego, Warsaw 1–4 2–10 [30]
27 September 2001 Ryavallen, Borås 1–6 [31]
2004–05 QR Glentoran F.C.  Northern Ireland 12 August 2004 The Oval, Belfast 1–0 3–1 [32]
26 August 2004 Ryavallen, Borås 2–1 [33]
1R Dinamo Zagreb  Croatia 16 September 2004 Stadion Maksimir, Zagreb 0–2 0–2 [34]
30 September 2004 Ryavallen, Borås 0–0 [35]
2007–08 1R FC Dinamo București  Romania 20 September 2007 Stadionul Lia Manoliu, Bucarest 1–2 2–2(a) [18]
4 October 2007 Borås Arena, Borås 0–1 [18]
GS AEK Athens F.C.  Greece 25 October 2007 Borås Arena, Borås 1–1 5th [18]
ACF Fiorentina  Italy 8 November 2007 Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence 1–6 [18]
FK Mladá Boleslav  Czech Republic 29 November 2007 Borås Arena, Borås 1–3 [18]
Villareal CF  Spain 5 December 2007 El Madrigal, Villarreal 0–2 [18]
2008–09 2QR St Patrick's Athletic F.C.  Ireland 14 August 2008 Borås Arena, Borås 2–2 3–4 [20]
28 August 2008 Richmond Park, Dublin 3–4 [20]
UEFA Europa League
2009–10 2QR Haladas FC  Hungary 16 July 2009 Borås Arena, Borås 3–0 3–0 [22]
23 July 2008 Rohonci Út, Szombathely 0–0 [22]
3QR SC Braga  Portugal 30 July 2008 Municipal, Braga 2–1 4–1 [22]
6 August 2008 Borås Arena, Borås 2–0 [22]
PO S.S. Lazio  Italy 20 August 2008 Stadio Olimpico, Rome 0–3 1–3 [22]
27 August 2008 Borås Arena, Borås 1–0 [22]
2010–11 2QR FC Iskra-Stal  Moldova 15 July 2010 Borås Arena, Borås 2–1 3–1 [23]
22 July 2010 Sheriff, Tiraspol 1–0 [23]
3QR FK Teteks  Macedonia 29 July 2010 Borås Arena, Borås 5–0 7–1 [23]
5 August 2010 Filip II Arena, Skopje 2–1 [23]
PO S.S.C. Napoli  Italy 19 August 2010 Stadio San Paolo, Naples 0–1 0–3 [23]
26 August 2010 Borås Arena, Borås 0–2 [23]
2011–12 1QR CS Fola Esch  Luxembourg 30 June 2011 Borås Arena, Borås 4–0 5–1 [24]
7 July 2011 La Frontière, Esch-sur-Alzette 1–1 [24]
2QR FK Sūduva  Lithuania 14 July 2011 Stadium of Marijampole FC, Marijampole 1–1 4–1 [24]
21 July 2011 Borås Arena, Borås 3–0 [24]
3QR Aalesunds FK  Norway 28 July 2011 Aalesund Stadion, Aalesund 0–4 1–5 [24]
4 August 2011 Borås Arena, Borås 1–1 [24]
2012–13 1QR Floriana F.C.  Malta 5 July 2012 Borås Arena, Borås 8–0 12–0 [25]
10 July 2012 Hibernians Ground, Corradino 4–0 [25]
2QR FC Dacia Chişinău  Moldova 19 July 2012 Zimbru Stadium, Chisinau 0–1 2–1 [25]
26 July 2012 Borås Arena, Borås 2–0 [25]
3QR AC Horsens  Denmark 2 August 2012 Horsens Idraetspark, Horsens 1–1 3–4 [25]
9 August 2012 Borås Arena, Borås 1–2 [25]
2013–14 PO FC Nordsjælland  Denmark 22 August 2013 Borås Arena, Borås 1–1 2–1 [36]
29 August 2013 Farum Park, Farum 1–0 [36]
GS Red Bull Salzburg  Austria 19 September 2013 Stadion Salzburg, Salzburg 0–4 3rd [37]
Standard de Liège  Belgium 3 October 2013 Borås Arena, Borås 1–1 [36]
Esbjerg fB  Denmark 24 October 2013 Borås Arena, Borås 1–2 [36]
Esbjerg fB  Denmark 7 November 2013 Sport og Event Park Esbjerg, Esbjerg 1–1 [36]
Red Bull Salzburg  Austria 28 November 2013 Borås Arena, Borås 0–1 [36]
Standard de Liège  Belgium 12 December 2013 Stade Maurice Dufrasne, Liège 3–1 [36]
2014–15 2QR Inter Baku PIK  Azerbaijan 17 July 2014 Borås Arena, Borås 0–1 5–4(p) [25]
24 July 2014 Shafa Stadium, Baku 1–0 [25]
3QR FH  Iceland 31 July 2014 Borås Arena, Borås 4–1 5–3 [25]
7 August 2014 Kaplakriki, Hafnarfjörður 1–2 [25]
PO Rio Ave  Portugal 21 August 2014 Borås Arena, Borås 2–1 2–2(a) [25]
28 August 2014 Estádio do Rio Ave FC, Vila do Conde 0–1 [25]
2015–16 1QR FC Lahti  Finland 2 July 2015 Lahden Stadion, Lahti 2–2 7–2 [25]
9 July 2015 Borås Arena, Borås 5–0 [25]
2QR Randers FC  Denmark 16 July 2015 Viborg Stadion, Viborg 0–0 1–0 [25]
21 July 2015 Borås Arena, Borås 1–0 (a.e.t) [25]
3QR Odd  Norway 30 July 2015 Borås Arena, Borås 2–1 2-3 [38]
6 August 2015 Skagerak Arena, Skien 0-2 [39]

UEFA Intertoto Cup

Season Stage Opponent Date Venue Score Agg Ref
Team Country
2008 1R HB Torshavn  Faroe Islands 22 June 2008 Gundadalur, Torshavn 4–1 4–1 [19]
28 June 2008 Borås Arena, Borås 0–0 [19]
2R Hibernian F.C.  Scotland 6 July 2008 Easter Road, Edinburgh 2–0 4–0 [19]
12 July 2008 Borås Arena, Borås 2–0 [19]
3R FK Rīga  Latvia 19 July 2008 Borås Arena, Borås 1–0 1–0 [19]
28 July 2008 Daugava, Liepaja 0–0 [19]

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