The 2025 Damallsvenskan, known as the 2025 OBOS Damallsvenskan for sponsorship reasons, was the 38th season of the Damallsvenskan, the top division of women's football in Sweden. The season began on 23 March and ended on 16 November.
FC Rosengård were the reigning champions, having won a record 14th title in the previous season. However, the club did not defend their title, and instead had their worst season in history.
Alingsås IF were relegated back down to the Elitettan on 19 October following a 3–3 draw at home with Växjö DFF. Linköping FC, once one of Sweden's top clubs, were relegated to the Elitettan on 8 November for the first time in history, following FC Rosengård's 1–0 away win over Piteå IF and Brommapojkarna's 3–0 home win over AIK. Brommapojkarna finished 12th and defeated KIF Örebro in the promotion/relegation playoffs, therefore staying in the top flight.
BK Häcken won the title on 8 November following a 2–0 away win over Djurgårdens IF, clinching their second Damallsvenskan title and their first since 2020 (when the club was known as Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC). Häcken alongside runners-up Hammarby IF and newly-promoted third place Malmö FF secured spots in the qualifying rounds of the UEFA Women's Champions League (UWCL).
Teams
Team Location Stadium Stadium capacityAIKStockholm Skytteholms IP 5,200Alingsås IFAlingsås 1,500BK HäckenGothenburg Bravida Arena6,500Djurgårdens IFStockholm Stockholm Olympic Stadium14,417FC RosengårdMalmö Malmö IP5,700Hammarby IFStockholm Hammarby IP3,700Stockholm 3Arena30,000IF BrommapojkarnaStockholm Grimsta IP5,000Stockholm 1,500IFK NorrköpingNorrköpingPlatinumCars Arena17,234Kristianstads DFFKristianstadKristianstads Fotbollsarena3,080Linköping FCLinköpingArena Linköping8,500Malmö FFMalmö Eleda Stadion26,500Malmö Stadion22,500Piteå IFPiteåLF Arena6,500LuleåJIABvallen1,503Växjö DFFVäxjöVisma Arena12,000Vittsjö GIKVittsjö3,000
Personnel and kits Team Manager Captain Kit manufacturer AIK Lukas Syberyjski Jennie Nordin Nike Alingsås Robert Ranieli Brommapojkarna Daniel Gunnars Nike Djurgården Marcelo Fernández Puma Häcken Mak Lind Jennifer Falk Puma Hammarby Martin Sjögren Alice Carlsson Craft Kristianstad Johanna Almgren Daniel Angergård Linköping Willie Kirk Emma Lennartsson Malmö Jonas Valfridsson Puma Norrköping Adidas Piteå Fredrik Bernhardsson Rosengård Qvarmans Möller Växjo Vittsjö Mladen Blagojević Sandra Lynn
Managerial changes TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment Linköping Jonne Kunnas Sacked 30 June 2025 13th Willie Kirk 1 July 2025 Rosengård Joel Kjetselberg Sacked 9 September 2025 11th Qvarmans Möller 9 September 2025
League table
Positions by round
Results
Results by round
Relegation playoffs
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Brommapojkarna won 4–0 on aggregate
Season statistics
Top scorers Players in italics left during the season
Rank Player Club Goals 1 Felicia Schröder Häcken 30 2 Sara Kanutte Malmö 17 Ellen Wangerheim Hammarby 4 Julie Blakstad Hammarby 15 5 Växjö 12 6 Adelisa Grabus AIK 11 Mimmi Wahlström Djurgården 8 Anna Anvegård Häcken 10 Monica Jusu Bah Häcken 10 Therese Åsland Djurgården 9 Izzy D'Aquila Malmö Beata Olsson Kristianstad
Hat tricks
Player For Against Result Date Ellen Wangerheim Hammarby Linköping 5–0 (A) 29 March 2025 Felicia Schröder Häcken Vittsjö 5–1 (H) 12 April 2025 Felicia Schröder Brommapojkarna 6–1 (H) 11 May 2025 Sara Kanutte Malmö Växjö 4–2 (A) 16 May 2025 Felicia Schröder Häcken Piteå 5–0 (A) 19 June 2025 Julie Blakstad Hammarby Alingsås 7–0 (H) 8 August 2025 Felicia Schröder Häcken Djurgården 4–1 (H) 9 August 2025 Rosengård Linköping 3–1 (H) 16 November 2025 Remy Siemsen Kristianstad Alingsås 7–1 (H) 16 November 2025
Top assists
Rank Player Club Assists 1 Vilde Hasund Hammarby 12 2 Alice Bergström Häcken 10 3 Malmö 9 4 Wilma Leidhammar Norrköping 8 Felicia Schröder Häcken 6 Mia Persson Malmö 7 Ellen Wangerheim Hammarby 8 Kristianstad 6 Vittsjö Miho Kamogawa Växjö Urara Watanabe Djurgården
Clean sheets
Players in italics left during the season
Rank Player Club Clean sheets 1 Jennifer Falk Häcken 11 2 Moa Öhman Malmö 9 3 Jada Whyman AIK 7 4 Melina Loeck Hammarby 6 5 Norrköping 5 Anna Koivunen Djurgården 7 Lauren Brzykcy Piteå 4 Caroline DeLisle Norrköping Hammarby 10 Eartha Cumings Rosengård 3 Fanney Birkisdóttir Häcken Savannah Madden Vittsjö Kristianstad Maja Bay Østergaard Växjö
Discipline
Player Most yellow cards: 8 (Piteå)
Most red cards: 1 (AIK) (Alingsås) Wilma Carlsson (Piteå) (Piteå) Emma Jansson (Rosengård) Carrie Jones (Norrköping) Lisa Klinga (Vittsjö) Dana Leskinen (Norrköping) Ellen Löfqvist (Malmö) (Alingsås) (Kristianstad) (AIK) (AIK) Jessica Wik (Norrköping)
Club Most yellow cards: 31 Alingsås
Fewest yellow cards: 13 Brommapojkarna
Most red cards: 3 AIK Norrköping
Fewest red cards: 0 Brommapojkarna Djurgården Häcken Hammarby Linköping Växjö
Awards
Monthly awards Players in italics left during the season MonthPlayer of the MonthOther nominated playersPlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClubMarch Ellen WangerheimHammarby Therese ÅslandDjurgården Smilla HolmbergHammarbyApril Felicia SchröderHäcken Izzy D'AquilaMalmö Emily GrayPiteåMay Beata OlssonKristianstad Therese ÅslandDjurgården Katla TryggvadóttirKristianstadJune Mia PerssonMalmö Julie BlakstadHammarby Jóhanna FossdalsáHäckenJulySummer breakAugust Mia PerssonMalmö Wilma LeidhammarNorrköping Felicia SchröderHäckenSeptember Mimmi WahlströmDjurgården Brommapojkarna Julia KarlernäsNorrköpingOctober Anna AnvegårdHäcken Cecilia EdlundPiteå Jessica WikNorrköpingNovember Julie BlakstadHammarby Jennifer FalkHäcken Miljana IvanovićMalmö
Seasonal awards
2025 Damallsvenskan Awards Award Winner Club Most Valuable Player Felicia Schröder Häcken Youth Prize Breakthrough of the Year Smilla Holmberg Hammarby Goal of the Year Anna Anvegård Häcken Team of the Year Goalkeeper of the Year Jennifer Falk Häcken Defender of the Year Julie Blakstad Hammarby Midfielder of the Year Anna Anvegård Häcken Forward of the Year Felicia Schröder Coach of the Year Mak Lind
References
External links Season at Soccerway.com