Örgryte IS

Örgryte play their football at Gamla Ullevi, the ground the club's footballers moved into in 1922 and have not left since. The stadium holds 18,416, of which 3,416 are standing places.

The club that plays there was put together on 4 December 1887 as a multi-sport society. On 22 May 1892 Örgryte met IS Lyckans Soldater in what is counted as the first genuine football match played in Sweden. Sixteen years after that, in 1908, the club opened Walhalla idrottsplats — the first purpose-built football ground in the country.

The trophies belong mostly to the decades either side of that. Örgryte won the Svenska Mästerskapet eleven times between 1896 and 1913. Then a long gap, broken in 1985 through the play-off, and again in 2000, when Örgryte beat AIK to take the Svenska Cupen — the club's only cup win.

What happened in 2011 matters more to the present day than any of that. Örgryte Fotboll AB filed for bankruptcy, and the football operation was rebuilt from underneath: a new legal body, Örgryte IS Fotbollsförening, was formed in 2016 to carry it.

The red and blue is worn by a side nicknamed Sällskapet, the Society. Twelve Swedish championships sit behind that name, and the most recent of them was won in 1928.