Mjällby AIF Clinches 2025 Allsvenskan Title with Record-Breaking 69 Points

Mjällby AIF has secured the 2025 Allsvenskan championship with an unprecedented performance, setting a new league points record of 69. In their recent home match at Strandvallen against IFK Norrköping, Mjällby triumphed 2-1 despite a challenging start and missing key players like Tom Pettersson and Viktor Gustafson in the lineup. Norrköping initially took the lead through Christoffer Nyman, putting Mjällby's resilience to the test in front of a vibrant crowd of 5,629 fans.

After halftime substitutions shifted momentum, Tom Pettersson equalized in the 55th minute, tying the previous points record of 67 held by Malmö FF (2010) and AIK (2018). Shortly after, Jacob Bergström scored a dramatic winning goal, pushing Mjällby's total points to 69 with two games still to play. This victory marked Mjällby's 20th consecutive league win, underlining their dominance in Swedish football this season.

The match also had significant implications for IFK Norrköping, who now face relegation threats, sitting only three points above the qualification zone. Mjällby goalkeeper Noel Törnqvist made crucial saves, contributing to the team's defensive strength after an early shaky period.

Mjällby's coach Anders Torstensson hailed the championship celebrations as "magical," with festive scenes including decorated tractors and enthusiastic fans singing in support. Bergström reflected on the importance of the win, stating, "As a Mjällby supporter, you haven't had much to celebrate in life. It's love."

This historic season sees Mjällby joining Gais as remarkable storytellers in Swedish football, both having risen from division one to standout positions in the Allsvenskan, spotlighting a new era of competitive stability. With two matches remaining, Mjällby aims to close the season possibly exceeding even 70 points, cementing their place as the best Allsvenskan team ever.