Hobro IK

Hobro IK
Basic data
Surname	Hobro Idræts Club
Seat	Hobro
founding	May 27, 1913
Website	hikfodbold.dk
First soccer team
Head coach	Peter Soerensen
Venue	DS arena
Places	7,500
league	1st division
2019/20	12th place ( Superliga ▼ )
home Away Alternatively

Hobro IK is a Danish football club from Hobro in the Nordjylland region .

history

The Hobro IK, which was founded in 1913, has had its most successful time in Danish football in recent years. While the club was still playing in the third division in the 2009/10 season, in 2014 he was promoted to 2nd in the Danish 1st Division , behind Silkeborg IF , for the first time in the club's history in the first Danish league, the Superligaen . The club was also able to cause a sensation in the Danish Football Cup in the 2013/14 season when they reached the quarter-finals and were knocked out 1: 3 against FC Nordsjælland .

The newcomer was also able to successfully manage the first season in the Superliga 2014/15 and finish the season safely in 7th place. As the bottom of the table in the 2015/16 season , Hobro IK had to relegate to the 1st division, but rose again straight away. The club played first class from 2017 to 2020 .

Squad 2019/20

As of June 23, 2020

No. position Surname 1 TW Jesper Rask 2 FROM Simon Jakobsen 3 FROM Jesper Bøge 4th FROM Jakob Tjørnelund 6th FROM Nicholas Gotfredsen 7th FROM Kerim Memija 9 ST Imed Louati 10 ST Pål Alexander Kirkevold 11 ST Emmanuel Sabbi 12 MF Jonas Brix-Damborg 14th ST Mikkel Pedersen 15th TW Jacob Samnik 17th MF Edgar Babayan

No. position Surname 18th MF Christian Cappes 20th MF Oliver Thychoses 21st ST Yosef Samuel 22nd ST Mads Hvilsom 23 FROM Brandon Onkony 24 FROM Rasmus Minor Petersen 25th ST Don Deedson Louicius 27 ST Mathias Haarup 28 MF Mathies Skjellerup 31 TW Adrian Kappenberger 32 MF Hamse Hussein 34 FROM Alexander Molberg 77 FROM Alexander Baun

successes

• Danish Football Cup quarter-finalist 2013/14
• Promotion to the Superligaen 2013/14, 2017/18

Stadion

The club plays its games in the DS Arena , which has space for 7,500 spectators. In addition to the football stadium, the sports center has two indoor pools with a sauna , a multi-purpose hall , a swimming pool , a boxing hall , a shooting range , a fitness studio and several event rooms. Until 2011 the venue was called Hobro Stadium . The current sponsor name goes back to the Danish DS groups . The visitor record of 6,583 spectators dates back to August 3, 2014, when Hobro IK competed against Brøndby IF . The stadium was selected for the 2011 U-21 European Football Championship but was not included.

player

• Emil Berggreen (2014)

Web links

• Association website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ [1] , superliga.dk, accessed on June 23, 2020