About IF Brommapojkarna

IF Brommapojkarna, usually called BP, is a Swedish football club from the borough of Bromma in western Stockholm, founded on 13 April 1942. In its early years it also ran athletics, bandy and ice hockey sections. Its home ground is the Grimsta IP, which holds about 6,800 spectators.

BP is best known for its youth academy, said to be the largest in Europe by number of active youth teams. It has produced many Swedish internationals, among them John Guidetti, and has had partnership agreements with Manchester United and later Manchester City.

The men's team first reached the Allsvenskan in 2006 and has since moved several times between the top flight and the Superettan. In 2014 it entered the UEFA Europa League through the Fair Play ranking. It beat VPS and Crusaders in the first two qualifying rounds, playing its home matches at the Tele2 Arena, before Torino knocked it out in the third qualifying round.