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Sweden Damallsvenskan Växjö

Växjö

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Best Players

Top Scorers
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T. Sandén
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Top Assists
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Sophia Redenstrand
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Most Cards
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T. Sandén
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About Växjö DFF

Växjö DFF is a women's football club from Växjö in Kronoberg County, Sweden, formed in 2014 through the merger of Växjö FF's women's section and Hovshaga AIF's women's football section. The club quickly established itself in Swedish women's football, taking over a place in Division 1 in their debut season and finishing second behind IFK Kalmar. By 2017, Växjö DFF had won the Division 1 title and earned their first-ever promotion to the Damallsvenskan. The club has experienced the ups and downs typical of a relatively young team competing at the top level. After being relegated in 2021 following a 0-5 loss to Linköpings FC, Växjö bounced back immediately by earning promotion back to the Damallsvenskan in 2022. That resilience has become a hallmark of the club, which continues to compete effectively against more established opposition with limited resources. Växjö DFF play their home matches at Visma Arena in Växjö, providing a compact but energetic home atmosphere for Damallsvenskan action. Playing in their distinctive black and purple colors, Växjö represent the Småland region in Sweden's top women's division, offering a pathway for local talent to compete at the highest level of Swedish women's football.

Achievements
  • Division 1 champions (2017)
  • Damallsvenskan since 2017 (with one season in Elitettan)
  • Immediate promotion back after 2021 relegation
Founded: 2014

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Växjö DFF play?

Växjö DFF play their home matches at Visma Arena in Växjö, Kronoberg County.

When were Växjö DFF founded?

Växjö DFF was founded in 2014 through the merger of Växjö FF and Hovshaga AIF women's sections. They won promotion to the Damallsvenskan in 2017.

What are Växjö DFF's team colors?

Växjö DFF play in black and purple.

The complete Växjö DFF schedule and fixtures for the 2026 Damallsvenskan season. View all upcoming Växjö women's matches at Visma Arena.

The full Växjö DFF roster and squad for the 2026 Damallsvenskan season. View all Växjö DFF players, positions and stats.

Goals
Assists
Cards
Goalkeepers
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Mathilde Kristiansen
Mathilde Kristiansen
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V. Persbeck
V. Persbeck
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Cornelia Baldi Sundelius
Cornelia Baldi Sundelius
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Maja Bay Østergaard
Maja Bay Østergaard
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Defenders
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Alice Broman
Alice Broman
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Nellie Karlsson
Nellie Karlsson
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Sophia Redenstrand
Sophia Redenstrand
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3
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Josefin Harrysson
Josefin Harrysson
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Helmi Pirkko Pauliina Raijas
Helmi Pirkko Pauliina Raijas
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Noa Charlotte Barriento Eriksson
Noa Charlotte Barriento Eriksson
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Midfielders
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Lisa Persson
Lisa Persson
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Alexandra Lydia Larsson
Alexandra Lydia Larsson
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Ida Ronefors
Ida Ronefors
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T. Andersson
T. Andersson
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Erica Persson Welin
Erica Persson Welin
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1
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Mariann Hogh Nielsen
Mariann Hogh Nielsen
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1
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Ebba Wieder
Ebba Wieder
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Elvira Hammarbäck
Elvira Hammarbäck
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Larkin Russel
Larkin Russel
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Suzu Amano
Suzu Amano
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Tilde Johansson
Tilde Johansson
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Elin Nilsson
Elin Nilsson
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Attackers
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S. Swedman
S. Swedman
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2
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T. Sandén
T. Sandén
1
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1🟡
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Elona Berbatovci
Elona Berbatovci
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Ebba Klara Lindbäck
Ebba Klara Lindbäck
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L. Gustafsson
L. Gustafsson
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Bryndís Arna Níelsdóttir
Bryndís Arna Níelsdóttir
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Maja Bodin
Maja Bodin
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1🟡
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