Boldklubben af 1967

{{Short description|Association sport club in Nuuk, Greenland}}

{{Other uses|B67 (disambiguation)}}

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| clubname = B67 Nuuk

| current =

| image = File:B-67 Nuuk.png

| fullname = Boldklubben af 1967

| nickname = B67

| founded = {{start date and age|df=yes|1967}}

| ground = Nuuk Stadium
Nuuk, Greenland

| capacity = 2,000

| chrtitle = President

| chairman = Christian Laursen

| mgrtitle = Manager

| manager = Tekle Ghebrelul

| league = Greenlandic Football Championship

| season = 2024

| position = {{nowrap|Greenlandic Football Championship, 1st}}

| website = https://b67.klub-modul.dk

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Boldklubben af 1967 (also known as B67 or B67 Nuuk) is a sports club from Greenland based in Nuuk. They compete in football, badminton and handball. In 2016 they won the Coca Cola GM by defeating Nagdlunguaq-48 3–1. In the 1980s they were a small club in the heart of Nuuk. They mainly focused on youth development during the mid-1980s, significantly helping this side's rise to fame.

B-67 took part in many competitions but went without a trophy for 25 years. In 1993, the club began to grow with the signings of elite Nordic players and training facilities grew, massively impacting the squad. With better coaching, this B-67 side won 85% of their senior matches and played in 8 finals after 1988, yet winning none.

Many players from B-67 Nuuk have played for the Greenland national football team, with 8 in the 19 man squad that got seventh in the 2023 Island Games.

B-67 played several matches against teams in Iceland and the Faroe Islands with an average win rate of 74%. They had success in Copenhagen, Reykjavík, and Tórshavn. The U-19 team had many successes in Malmö particularly, with a win rate of 84%.

Since then, they have gone on to win many championships (a record 13 times) making history in the country's capital. They have proven successful against local rivals, with a current win rate of 82%, the highest being at 91% in 2008 and lowest in 2020, 78%.

In other sports, they also play badminton and handball.