About Trelleborgs FF

Trelleborgs FF is a Swedish football club from Trelleborg in Skåne, founded on 6 December 1926. A modest provincial side making the most of limited resources, the club is known for its strong defences, good goalkeepers and a fine home record at Vångavallen, nicknamed Tjongavallen because of the team's long-ball style.

Trelleborg reached the Allsvenskan in 1984 and enjoyed its peak in the early 1990s, finishing third in 1992, its best ever result, and fourth in 1993. That earned the club its only European campaign: in the 1994–95 UEFA Cup it knocked out GI Gøta and then, famously, Blackburn Rovers, before losing to Lazio in the second round.

The club has played seventeen seasons in the Allsvenskan in total, most recently in 2018, and has otherwise competed in the Superettan and lower divisions of Swedish football.