Mjallby, a team hailing from the village of Hallevik in Sweden with a population of about 800, secured their championship with three weeks to spare by defeating Göteborg 2-0 away from home. This marks a historical moment for Mjallby as they will be competing in European matches for the first time next season and will go through qualifying rounds for a chance to participate in the Champions League.
The team from Hallevik, a fishing village with a population of around 800, declared their championship with three weeks to spare in the league after defeating Göteborg 2-0 away from home tonight, thanks to goals from Pettersson and Bergström. This victory extended their lead over their closest rival, Hammarby, to 11 points.
According to data from Transfermarkt, Mjallby, the team from the fishing village, whose most valuable player is Elliot Stroud worth 2.5 million euros, will make its debut in Europe next season. Mjallby will have to play in the qualifying matches to secure a spot in the Champions League.