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2024 2024

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Momoko Tanikawa
Japan Momoko Tanikawa
Japan
16
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Momoko Tanikawa
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Japan
16 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
2
Cathinka Tandberg
Norway Cathinka Tandberg
Norway
15
Goals
Hammarby

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Cathinka Tandberg
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Norway
15 (Goals)
Hammarby
2
Hlín Eiríksdóttir
Iceland Hlín Eiríksdóttir
Iceland
15
Goals
Kristianstads DFF

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Hlín Eiríksdóttir
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Iceland
15 (Goals)
Kristianstads DFF
4
Olivia Holdt
Denmark Olivia Holdt
Denmark
13
Goals
FC Rosengård

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4
Olivia Holdt
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Denmark
13 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
5
Mai Kadowaki
Japan Mai Kadowaki
Japan
12
Goals
FC Rosengård

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5
Mai Kadowaki
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Japan
12 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
5
Rebecca Knaak
Germany Rebecca Knaak
Germany
12
Goals
FC Rosengård

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5
Rebecca Knaak
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Germany
12 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
7
Tabby Tindell
United States Tabby Tindell
United States
11
Goals
BK Häcken

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7
Tabby Tindell
Flag Tabby Tindell
United States
11 (Goals)
BK Häcken
8
Olivia Schough
Sweden Olivia Schough
Sweden
10
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Olivia Schough
Flag Olivia Schough
Sweden
10 (Goals)
FC Rosengård

2023 2023

1
Cathinka Tandberg
Norway Cathinka Tandberg
Norway
19
Goals
Linköping

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Cathinka Tandberg
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Norway
19 (Goals)
Linköping
2
Anam Imo
Nigeria Anam Imo
Nigeria
15
Goals
Piteå

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Anam Imo
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Nigeria
15 (Goals)
Piteå
2
Yuka Momiki
Japan Yuka Momiki
Japan
15
Goals
Linköping

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2
Yuka Momiki
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Japan
15 (Goals)
Linköping
4
Olivia Holdt
Denmark Olivia Holdt
Denmark
12
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Olivia Holdt
Flag Olivia Holdt
Denmark
12 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
4
Madelen Janogy
Sweden Madelen Janogy
Sweden
12
Goals
Hammarby IF

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4
Madelen Janogy
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Sweden
12 (Goals)
Hammarby IF
4
Rosa Kafaji
Sweden Rosa Kafaji
Sweden
12
Goals
BK Häcken

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4
Rosa Kafaji
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Sweden
12 (Goals)
BK Häcken
4
Olivia Schough
Sweden Olivia Schough
Sweden
12
Goals
FC Rosengård

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4
Olivia Schough
Flag Olivia Schough
Sweden
12 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
4
Evelyne Viens
Canada Evelyne Viens
Canada
12
Goals
Kristianstad

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4
Evelyne Viens
Flag Evelyne Viens
Canada
12 (Goals)
Kristianstad

2022 2022

1
Amalie Vangsgaard
Denmark Amalie Vangsgaard
Denmark
22
Goals
Linköping

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Amalie Vangsgaard
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Denmark
22 (Goals)
Linköping
2
Evelyne Viens
Canada Evelyne Viens
Canada
21
Goals
Kristianstad

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Evelyne Viens
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Canada
21 (Goals)
Kristianstad
3
Tabby Tindell
United States Tabby Tindell
United States
14
Goals
Kristianstad

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Tabby Tindell
Flag Tabby Tindell
United States
14 (Goals)
Kristianstad
4
Olivia Schough
Sweden Olivia Schough
Sweden
12
Goals
Rosengård

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4
Olivia Schough
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Sweden
12 (Goals)
Rosengård
5
Pauline Hammarlund
Sweden Pauline Hammarlund
Sweden
11
Goals
Häcken

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Pauline Hammarlund
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Sweden
11 (Goals)
Häcken
5
Madelen Janogy
Sweden Madelen Janogy
Sweden
11
Goals
Hammarby

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Madelen Janogy
Flag Madelen Janogy
Sweden
11 (Goals)
Hammarby
7
Hlín Eiríksdóttir
Iceland Hlín Eiríksdóttir
Iceland
10
Goals
Piteå

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Hlín Eiríksdóttir
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Iceland
10 (Goals)
Piteå
7
Jutta Rantala
Finland Jutta Rantala
Finland
10
Goals
Vittsjö

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Jutta Rantala
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Finland
10 (Goals)
Vittsjö
9
Loreta Kullashi
Sweden Loreta Kullashi
Sweden
9
Goals
Rosengård

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Loreta Kullashi
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Sweden
9 (Goals)
Rosengård

2021 2021

1
Stina Blackstenius
Sweden Stina Blackstenius
Sweden
17
Goals
BK Häcken

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Stina Blackstenius
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Sweden
17 (Goals)
BK Häcken
2
Uchenna Kanu
Nigeria Uchenna Kanu
Nigeria
14
Goals
Linköpings FC

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Uchenna Kanu
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Nigeria
14 (Goals)
Linköpings FC
3
Olivia Schough
Sweden Olivia Schough
Sweden
12
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Olivia Schough
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Sweden
12 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
4
Madelen Janogy
Sweden Madelen Janogy
Sweden
10
Goals
Hammarby

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4
Madelen Janogy
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Sweden
10 (Goals)
Hammarby
4
Felicia Rogic
Sweden Felicia Rogic
Sweden
10
Goals
Eskilstuna United DFF

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4
Felicia Rogic
Flag Felicia Rogic
Sweden
10 (Goals)
Eskilstuna United DFF
6
Sanne Troelsgaard Nielsen
Denmark Sanne Troelsgaard Nielsen
Denmark
9
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Sanne Troelsgaard Nielsen
Flag Sanne Troelsgaard Nielsen
Denmark
9 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
7
Jelena Čanković
Serbia Jelena Čanković
Serbia
8
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Jelena Čanković
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Serbia
8 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
7
Emilia Larsson
Sweden Emilia Larsson
Sweden
8
Goals
Hammarby

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Emilia Larsson
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Sweden
8 (Goals)
Hammarby
9
Emma Jansson
Sweden Emma Jansson
Sweden
7
Goals
Hammarby

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Emma Jansson
Flag Emma Jansson
Sweden
7 (Goals)
Hammarby
9
Mimmi Larsson
Sweden Mimmi Larsson
Sweden
7
Goals
FC Rosengård

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9
Mimmi Larsson
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Sweden
7 (Goals)
FC Rosengård

2020 2020

1
Anna Anvegård
Sweden Anna Anvegård
Sweden
16
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Anna Anvegård
Flag Anna Anvegård
Sweden
16 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
2
Pauline Hammarlund
Sweden Pauline Hammarlund
Sweden
12
Goals
Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC

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Pauline Hammarlund
Flag Pauline Hammarlund
Sweden
12 (Goals)
Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
2
Mimmi Larsson
Sweden Mimmi Larsson
Sweden
12
Goals
FC Rosengård

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Mimmi Larsson
Flag Mimmi Larsson
Sweden
12 (Goals)
FC Rosengård
4
Karin Lundin
Sweden Karin Lundin
Sweden
11
Goals
KIF Örebro DFF

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4
Karin Lundin
Flag Karin Lundin
Sweden
11 (Goals)
KIF Örebro DFF
4
Loreta Kullashi
Sweden Loreta Kullashi
Sweden
11
Goals
Eskilstuna United DFF

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4
Loreta Kullashi
Flag Loreta Kullashi
Sweden
11 (Goals)
Eskilstuna United DFF
4
Felicia Rogic
Sweden Felicia Rogic
Sweden
11
Goals
Eskilstuna United DFF

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4
Felicia Rogic
Flag Felicia Rogic
Sweden
11 (Goals)
Eskilstuna United DFF
7
Rebecka Blomqvist
Sweden Rebecka Blomqvist
Sweden
9
Goals
Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC

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Rebecka Blomqvist
Flag Rebecka Blomqvist
Sweden
9 (Goals)
Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
7
Clara Markstedt
Sweden Clara Markstedt
Sweden
9
Goals
Vittsjö GIK

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Clara Markstedt
Flag Clara Markstedt
Sweden
9 (Goals)
Vittsjö GIK

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Summary

The Damallsvenskan (Swedish: [dɑːmˈâlːˌsvɛnːskan]; lit. 'Women's Allsvenskan'), known as OBOS Damallsvenskan for sponsorship reasons, is the highest division of women's football in Sweden. It is one of the best women's leagues in the world, and was founded in 1988.

The division consists of a league of 14 teams. From 2013, the Damallsvenskan began operating on a system of promotion and relegation with the Elitettan. The two lowest placed teams are relegated to the Elitettan, and the two highest placed teams from the Elitettan are promoted in their place. Starting with the 2022 season the league has been expanded from 12 to 14 teams.

The first Swedish women's national championship was played in 1973. Since its inception, the Damallsvenskan has featured star players like Marta, Daniela, Nadine Angerer, Lisa De Vanna, Hope Solo, Christen Press, and Hanna Ljungberg. It is also the first women's domestic league to turn professional since its inception in 1988.

The top three teams in the Damallsvenskan qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League.

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