About B36 Tórshavn

B36 Tórshavn is a Faroese football club based in the capital city of Tórshavn. Founded in 1936, the club competes in the Faroe Islands Premier League and plays its home matches at Gundadalur stadium. It was established by local players who wanted more opportunities to play football, and it quickly became one of the key teams in the country’s football scene.

The club achieved early success by winning its first national championship in 1946 and later securing its first cup title in 1965. Over the decades, B36 developed into one of the most successful clubs in Faroese football, winning multiple league titles and domestic cups. Despite periods of difficulty, it has remained competitive and built a strong reputation for technical and attacking style of play.

In modern times, B36 Tórshavn continues to be a major force in Faroese football, regularly competing at the top level and participating in European competitions. The club is also known for developing local talent and contributing players to the national team. With a long history, strong youth system, and consistent domestic success, B36 remains an important part of football culture in the Faroe Islands.