Helsingborg FC
FC Helsingborg (Floorball Club Helsingborg), FCH for short , is a Swedish floorball club from the city of Helsingborg . The men's team plays in the Svenska Superligan , the highest Swedish division. The women play in Division 1.
| Helsingborg FC | ||
| Basic data | ||
|---|---|---|
| Surname | Floorball Club Helsingborg | |
| Seat | Helsingborg , Sweden | |
| founding | 1979 | |
| Colours | Yellow and red | |
| president | - | |
| Website | fch.se | |
| First soccer team | ||
| Venue | Helsingborg Arena | |
| Places | 4700 | |
| league | Svenska Superligan | |
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history
The original founding of the association goes back to 1979. In 2003 today's FC Helsingborg was created with the merger of the two clubs Högaborgs BK and Ramlösa. In spring Ramlösa disconnected from Högaborg. This is how today's club FC Helsingborg was born. The club took over the place of Högaborg in the Elitserien, today's Svenska Superligan (SSL). The men have been playing in the SSL since 2003.
The men's team of the club has already qualified for the playoffs several times, but has never made it into the final of the SSL. The women play in Division 1 Skåne.
Stadion
If possible, the FCH teams play in the Helsingborg Arena . It has a capacity of 4700 seats.
Known players
- 2006-now Mika Kohonen
successes
- 2 times Champy Cup : 2015 , 2017
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Helsingborg Arena | Helsingborg . In: Helsingborg . April 17, 2013 ( helsingborg.se [accessed April 2, 2017]).