Elitettan

{{Infobox football league

| name = Elitettan

| logo = Elitettan logo.svg

| upright = 0.8

| country = {{flagicon|SWE}} Sweden

| confed = UEFA (Europe)

| founded = 2013

| teams = 14

| champions = AIK

| most successful club = AIK (2 titles)
Umeå IK (2 titles)
Växjö DFF (2 titles)

| promotion = Damallsvenskan

| relegation = Division 1

| levels = 2

| domest_cup = Svenska Cupen

| season = 2023

| tv =

| website = https://www.elitettan.se/

| current = 2025 Elitettan

}}

Elitettan ({{IPA|sv|ɛlɪˈtɛtːan|lang}}, {{lit|The Elite First}}) is the second highest division of Swedish women's football. Contested by 14 clubs, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with Damallsvenskan and Division 1. Seasons run from April to October, with teams playing 26 matches each in the season. The league was created in 2013.[http://www.elitettan.se/ Official site]

Current clubs (2024 season)

{{Location map+ |Sweden |width=400 |float=right |caption=Locations of teams in the 2024 Elitettan. |places=

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=57.929784 |long=12.504350 |label=Alingsås IF |position=right }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=59.500324 |long=17.958677 |label=Bollstanäs SK |position=right }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=59.370654 |long=16.494957 |label=Eskilstuna United DFF |position=bottom }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=57.645509 |long=11.997536 |label=Jitex BK |position=bottom }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=56.679375 |long=16.354 |label=IFK Kalmar |position=top }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=58.499284 |long=13.103843 |label=Lidköpings FK |position=left }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=59.987351 |long=13.220005 |label=Mallbackens IF |position=top }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=55.586073 |long=12.989257 |label=Malmö FF |position=top }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=59.266188 |long=15.223228 |label=Örebro SK |position=left }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=62.394107 |long=17.300978 |label=Sundsvalls DFF |position=top }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=64.754624 |long=20.972641 |label=Sunnanå SK |position=top }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=63.829972 |long=20.285189 |label=Umeå IK |position=top }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=59.849552 |long=17.645278 |label=IK Uppsala Fotboll |position=right }}

{{Location map~ |Sweden |background=#FFFFFF |lat=59.900207 |long=17.640644 |label=Gamla Upsala SK |position=left }}

}}

class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: left;" ! Team ! Home city ! Home ground ! Capacity^a
Alingsås IF	Alingsås	Mjörnvallen	align="center" \| {{formatnum:1500}}
Bollstanäs SK	Upplands Väsby	Bollstanäs IP	align="center" \| {{formatnum:1000}}
Eskilstuna United DFF	Eskilstuna	Tunavallen	align="center" \| {{formatnum:7800}}
Jitex BK	Mölndal	Åbyvallen	align="center" \| {{formatnum:1500}}
IFK Kalmar	Kalmar	Gröndals IP	align="center" \| {{formatnum:1500}}
Lidköpings FK	Lidköping	Framnäs IP	align="center" \| {{formatnum:2500}}
Mallbackens IF	Lysvik	Strandvallen	align="center" \| {{formatnum:2000}}
Malmö FF	Malmö	Malmö Stadion	align="center" \| {{formatnum:26500}}
Örebro SK	Örebro	Eyravallen	align="center" \| {{formatnum:12645}}
Sundsvalls DFF	Sundsvall	NP3 Arena	align="center" \| {{formatnum:8000}}
Sunnanå SK	Skellefteå	Norrvalla IP	align="center" \| {{formatnum:1500}}
Umeå IK	Umeå	Umeå Energi Arena	align="center" \| {{formatnum:6000}}
IK Uppsala Fotboll	Uppsala	Studenternas IP	align="center" \| {{formatnum:10522}}
Gamla Upsala SK	Uppsala	Lötens IP	align="center" \| {{formatnum:2500}}

Promoted teams

Season	Champions	Runners-up
class="wikitable"
2013	Eskilstuna United DFF	AIK
2014	Mallbackens IF	Hammarby IF
2015	Kvarnsvedens IK	Djurgårdens IF
2016 \|IF Limhamn Bunkeflo \|Hammarby IF
2017 \|Växjö DFF	IFK Kalmar
2018 \|Kungsbacka	KIF Örebro
2019 \|Umeå IK	IK Uppsala Fotboll
2020 \|AIK	Hammarby IF
2021 \|Umeå IK	IFK Kalmar
2022 \|Växjö DFF	IFK Norrköping
2023 \|AIK	Trelleborgs FF

References

External links

[https://int.soccerway.com/national/sweden/division-1-women/ League] at soccerway.com

Category:Summer association football leagues

Category:2013 establishments in Sweden

Category:Sports leagues established in 2013

Category:Professional sports leagues in Sweden

Category:Second-level women's association football leagues in Europe