1938–39 in Swedish football

The 1938-39 season in Swedish football, starting August 1938 and ending July 1939:

Honours

Official titles

Title	Team	Reason
1938–39 Swedish Champions	IF Elfsborg	Winners of Allsvenskan

Competitions

Level	Competition	Team
1st level	Allsvenskan 1938–39	IF Elfsborg
2nd level	Division 2 Norra 1938–39	Hammarby IF
	Division 2 Östra 1938–39	IFK Norrköping
	Division 2 Västra 1938–39	IFK Göteborg
	Division 2 Södra 1938–39	Halmstads BK
Regional Championship	Norrländska Mästerskapet[1] 1939	Domsjö IF

Promotions, relegations and qualifications

Promotions

Promoted from	Promoted to	Team	Reason
Division 2 Norra 1938–39	Allsvenskan 1939–40	Hammarby IF	Winners of promotion play-off
Division 2 Västra 1938–39	Allsvenskan 1939–40	IFK Göteborg	Winners of promotion play-off
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Norra 1939–40	Nynäshamns IF	Winners of Östsvenska
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Norra 1939–40	Sandvikens AIK	Winners of promotion play-off
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Östra 1939–40	Finspångs AIK	Winners of Mellansvenska
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Östra 1939–40	IFK Kumla	Winners of promotion play-off
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Västra 1939–40	IF Örnen	Winners of Nordvästra
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Västra 1939–40	Skara IF	Winners of promotion play-off
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Södra 1939–40	Olofströms IF	Winners of Sydöstra
Division 3 1938–39	Division 2 Södra 1939–40	Ängelholms IF	Winners of Sydsvenska

League transfers

Transferred from	Transferred to	Team	Reason
Division 2 Östra 1938–39	Division 2 Norra 1939–40	IFK Västerås	Geographical composition

Relegations

Relegated from	Relegated to	Team	Reason
Allsvenskan 1938–39	Division 2 Västra 1939–40	Degerfors IF	11th team
Allsvenskan 1938–39	Division 2 Östra 1939–40	Hallstahammars SK	12th team
Division 2 Norra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	Bollnäs GIF	9th team
Division 2 Norra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	IFK Grängesberg	10th team
Division 2 Östra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	IF Rune	9th team
Division 2 Östra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	Motala AIF	10th team
Division 2 Västra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	Arvika BK	9th team
Division 2 Västra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	Fässbergs IF	10th team
Division 2 Södra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	Oskarströms IS	9th team
Division 2 Södra 1938–39	Division 3 1939–40	Kalmar AIK	10th team

Domestic results

Allsvenskan 1938–39

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	IF Elfsborg	22	15	4	3	65	–	26	+39	34
2[2]	AIK	22	11	3	8	49	–	34	+15	25
3[2]	Malmö FF	22	9	7	6	30	–	29	+1	25
4[2]	Landskrona BoIS	22	9	7	6	29	–	36	-7	25
5	Gårda BK	22	7	8	7	38	–	37	+1	22
6	IK Brage	22	6	9	7	33	–	38	-5	21
7[2]	IK Sleipner	22	8	4	10	43	–	44	-1	20
8[2]	Sandvikens IF	22	9	2	11	34	–	36	-2	20
9[2]	Helsingborgs IF	22	7	6	9	29	–	33	-4	20
10[2]	Örgryte IS	22	8	3	11	39	–	43	-4	19
11[2]	Degerfors IF	22	9	1	12	43	–	52	-9	19
12	Hallstahammars SK	22	4	6	12	27	–	51	-29	14

Allsvenskan promotion play-off 1938–39

June 4, 1939

IFK Norrköping	1–3	Hammarby IF

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June 11, 1939

Hammarby IF	1–0	IFK Norrköping

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June 4, 1939

Halmstads BK	0–3	IFK Göteborg

?, Halmstad

June 11, 1939

IFK Göteborg	2–1	Halmstads BK

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Division 2 Norra 1938–39

Norra

Östra

Västra

Södra

[1]	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	Hammarby IF	18	12	2	4	46	–	20	+26	26
2	Ludvika FfI	18	10	4	4	40	–	27	+13	24
3	Djurgårdens IF	18	9	4	5	43	–	32	+11	22
4[2]	Ljusne AIK	18	7	6	5	41	–	28	+13	20
5[2]	Reymersholms IK	18	7	6	5	40	–	30	+10	20
6	Värtans IK	18	8	2	8	29	–	28	+1	18
7	Gefle IF	18	7	3	8	37	–	37	0	17
8	Enköpings SK	18	5	5	8	27	–	43	-16	15
9	Bollnäs GIF	18	4	2	12	18	–	50	-32	10
10	IFK Grängesberg	18	2	4	12	26	–	52	-26	8

Division 2 Östra 1938–39

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	IFK Norrköping	18	13	3	2	44	–	15	+29	29
2	IFK Eskilstuna	18	13	2	3	59	–	19	+40	28
3	Skärblacka IF	18	11	2	5	47	–	25	+22	24
4	Surahammars IF	18	7	5	6	37	–	30	+7	19
5[2]	Mjölby AI	18	7	3	8	33	–	35	-2	17
6[2]	Husqvarna IF	18	7	3	8	29	–	55	-26	17
7	IK Tord	18	6	4	8	27	–	31	-4	16
8	IFK Västerås	18	6	3	9	31	–	35	-4	15
9	IF Rune	18	2	4	12	35	–	66	-31	10
10	Motala AIF	18	3	1	14	25	–	56	-30	7

Division 2 Västra 1938–39

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1	IFK Göteborg	18	13	4	1	48	–	11	+37	30
2	GAIS	18	12	5	1	42	–	13	+29	29
3	Varbergs BoIS	18	12	2	4	38	–	22	+16	26
4	Tidaholms GIF	18	8	5	5	40	–	24	+16	21
5	Billingsfors IK	18	8	2	8	31	–	37	-6	18
6	Karlskoga IF	18	5	6	7	29	–	37	-8	16
7	Jonsereds IF	18	6	3	9	27	–	25	+2	15
8	Deje IK	18	3	4	11	27	–	45	-18	10
9	Arvika BK	18	2	4	12	28	–	63	-35	8
10	Fässbergs IF	18	2	3	13	21	–	54	-33	7

Division 2 Södra 1938–39

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF		GA	GD	Pts
1[2]	Halmstads BK	18	14	1	3	54	–	20	+34	29
2[2]	IS Halmia	18	13	3	2	49	–	22	+27	29
3	BK Landora	18	9	4	5	38	–	30	+8	22
4[3]	Malmö BI	18	9	1	8	39	–	39	0	19
5[3]	IFK Trelleborg	18	8	3	7	42	–	42	0	19
6	IFK Värnamo	18	7	4	7	36	–	32	+4	18
7	IFK Malmö	18	6	2	10	41	–	49	-8	14
8	Höganäs BK	18	5	2	11	30	–	42	-12	12
9	Oskarströms IS	18	4	3	11	25	–	36	-11	11
10	Kalmar AIK	18	2	3	13	23	–	65	-42	7

Division 2 promotion play-off 1938–39

June 4, 1939

Sandvikens AIK	0–0	Iggesunds IK

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June 11, 1939

Iggesunds IK	1–1	Sandvikens AIK

?, ?

June 18, 1939

Sandvikens AIK	3–1[4]	Iggesunds IK

?, ?

June 4, 1939

Katrineholms AIK	1–3	IFK Kumla

?, ?

June 11, 1939

IFK Kumla	5–1	Katrineholms AIK

?, ?

June 4, 1939

Skara IF	5–1	Skogens IF

?, ?

June 7, 1939

Skogens IF	3–0	Skara IF

?, ?

June 11, 1939

Skara IF	3–1[4]	Skogens IF

?, ?

Norrländska Mästerskapet 1939

Final

July 23, 1939

Domsjö IF	1–1 2–1 (aet)	Bodens BK

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National team results

August 7, 1938
Friendly
№ 218

Sweden	2–6	Czechoslovakia
Bergström 54' Nyberg 61'		Horák 13' Bican 29', 33', 79' Senecký 72', 88'

Råsunda, Solna

Attendance: 20,927

Referee: Capdeville (France)

Sweden: Henock Abrahamsson - Erik Nilsson, Olle Källgren - Erik Almgren, Arne Linderholm, Arthur Svensson - Arne Nyberg, Sven Jonasson, Knut Hansson, Gunnar Bergström, Åke Andersson.

September 4, 1938
Friendly
№ 219

Norway	2–1	Sweden
Arnesen 22' Brynhildsen 62'		Hansson 15'

Ullevaal, Oslo

Attendance: 33,000

Referee: Laursen (Denmark)

Sweden: Gustav Sjöberg - Erik Nilsson, Olle Källgren - Erik Almgren, Arne Linderholm, Arthur Svensson - Arne Nyberg, Sven Jonasson, Knut Hansson, Gunnar Bergström, Arne Bryngelsson.

October 2, 1938
1937–47 Nordic Championship
№ 220

Sweden	2–3	Norway
Persson 27' Nyberg 66'		Brustad 16' Brynhildsen 18' Nordahl 35'

Råsunda, Solna

Attendance: 38,112

Referee: Jerwell (England)

Sweden: Gustav Sjöberg - Erik Nilsson, Olle Källgren - Erik Almgren, Arvid Emanuelsson, Arthur Svensson - Arne Nyberg, Erik Persson, Knut Hansson, Sven Jonasson, Arne Bryngelsson.

June 2, 1939
Friendly
№ 221

Sweden	3–2	Norway
Martinsson 59' Andersson 69' Persson 84'		Frantzen 39',[5] 43'

Råsunda, Solna

Attendance: 28,283

Referee: Laursen (Denmark)

Sweden: Sven Bergquist - Harry Nilsson, Erik Nilsson - Kurt Svanström, Arvid Emanuelsson, Karl-Erik Grahn - Curt Hjelm, Erik Persson, Fridolf Martinsson, Gunnar Bergström, Åke Andersson.

June 9, 1939
1937–47 Nordic Championship
№ 222

Sweden	5–1	Finland
Andersson 13' Persson 30', 64', 67' Grahn 35' (p)		Nilsson 10' (og)

Råsunda, Solna

Attendance: 16,862

Referee: Randers-Johansen (Norway)

Sweden: Sven Bergquist - Harry Nilsson, Erik Nilsson - Kurt Svanström, Arvid Emanuelsson, Karl-Erik Grahn - Arne Nyberg, Erik Persson, Fridolf Martinsson, Gunnar Bergström, Åke Andersson.

June 11, 1939
Friendly
№ 223

Sweden	7–0	Lithuania
Larsson 1', 87' Hjelm 9', 12' Nyström 31' Lundin 59' (p) Karlsson 72'

Tingvalla IP, Karlstad

Attendance: 5,631

Referee: Daehlen (Norway)

Sweden: Erik Andersson - Erik Eriksson, Erik Lundin - Roland Lindberg, Sven Jacobsson, Göte Ellström - Stig Nyström, Curt Hjelm, Knut Johansson, Willis Karlsson, Ragnar Larsson.

June 14, 1939
Jubilee tournament
(DBU - 50)
semi-finals
№ 224

Norway	1–0	Sweden
Martinsen 83'

Idrætsparken, Copenhagen

Attendance: 18,000

Referee: Birlem (Germany)

Sweden: Sven Bergquist - Harry Nilsson, Erik Nilsson - Kurt Svanström, Arvid Emanuelsson, Karl-Erik Grahn - Arne Nyberg, Erik Persson, Fridolf Martinsson, Gunnar Bergström, Åke Andersson.

National team players in season 1938/39

name	pos.	caps	goals	club
Henock Abrahamsson	GK	1	0	Gårda BK Göteborg
Erik Almgren	MF	3	0	AIK Solna
Åke "Carnera" Andersson	FW	4	2	AIK Solna
Erik "Fjösarn" Andersson	GK	1	0	Landskrona BoIS
Sven "Svenne Berka" Bergquist (Bergqvist)	GK	3	0	Hammarby IF Stockholm
Gunnar Bergström	FW	5	1	IK Brage Borlänge
Arne Bryngelsson	FW	2	0	Sandvikens IF
Göte Ellström	MF	1	0	Örgryte IS Göteborg
Arvid "Emma" Emanuelsson	MF	4	0	IF Elfsborg Borås
Erik Eriksson	DF	1	0	IK Brage Borlänge
Karl-Erik Grahn	MF	3	1	IF Elfsborg Borås
Knut "Buckla" Hansson	FW	3	1	Landskrona BoIS
Curt Hjelm	FW	2	2	IK Sleipner Norrköping
Sven "Jack" Jacobsson	MF	1	0	GAIS Göteborg
Knut Johansson	FW	1	0	IF Elfsborg Borås
Sven "Jonas" Jonasson	FW	3	0	IF Elfsborg Borås
Olle "Plåten" Källgren	DF	3	0	Sandvikens IF
Willis Karlsson (Carlsson)	FW	1	1	Billingsfors IK
Ragnar Larsson	FW	1	2	IFK Eskilstuna
Roland Lindberg	MF	1	0	Gårda BK Göteborg
Arne Linderholm	MF	2	0	IK Sleipner Norrköping
Erik Lundin	DF	1	1	Degerfors IF
Fridolf Martinsson	FW	3	1	Örgryte IS Göteborg
Erik Nilsson	DF	6	0	Malmö FF
Harry Nilsson	DF	3	0	Landskrona BoIS
Arne Nyberg	FW	5	2	IFK Göteborg
Stig Nyström	FW	1	1	IK Brage Borlänge
Erik "Lillis" Persson	FW	4	5	AIK Solna
Gustav "Gurra" Sjöberg	GK	2	0	AIK Solna
Kurt Svanström	MF	3	0	Örgryte IS Göteborg
Arthur Svensson	MF	3	0	AIK Solna

Notes

Teams from a large part of northern Sweden, approximately above the province of Medelpad, were not allowed to play in the national league system until the 1953–54 season, and a championship was instead played to decide the best team in Norrland.
Tie breaker is goal average.
Tie breaker is goal average and (probably) number of won matches.
Since extra time, aggregate score and the away goals rule was not used, a third match played on neutral ground decided the play-off.
The first Norwegian goal is also reported as an own goal by Kurt Svanström.

References

Print

Alsiö, Martin; Frantz, Alf; Lindahl, Jimmy; Persson, Gunnar, eds. (2004). 100 år: Svenska fotbollförbundets jubileumsbok 1904-2004, del 2: statistiken. Vällingby: Stroemberg Media Group. ISBN 91-86184-59-8.
Andersson, Torbjörn (2002). Kung fotboll: den svenska fotbollens kulturhistoria från 1800-talets slut till 1950. Eslöv: Brutus Östlings bokförlag Symposion. ISBN 91-7139-565-2.
Glanell, Tomas; Havik, Göran; Lindberg, Thomas; Persson, Gunnar; Ågren, Bengt, eds. (2004). 100 år: Svenska fotbollförbundets jubileumsbok 1904-2004, del 1. Vällingby: Stroemberg Media Group. ISBN 91-86184-59-8.
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[norrland-1] Teams from a large part of northern Sweden, approximately above the province of Medelpad, were not allowed to play in the national league system until the 1953–54 season, and a championship was instead played to decide the best team in Norrland.

[gavg-2] Tie breaker is goal average.

[gavg&mg-3] Tie breaker is goal average and (probably) number of won matches.

[div2po-4] Since extra time, aggregate score and the away goals rule was not used, a third match played on neutral ground decided the play-off.

[5] The first Norwegian goal is also reported as an own goal by Kurt Svanström.