Djurgården Stockholm

www.difhockey.se

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Name: Hovet

Opened: 1955

Address: Arenatorget, 121 77 Stockholm

Capacity: 8 094

The arena was built without a roof which was later added in 1963. Many trophies have been lifted there, both by Djurgarden and different national teams in World Championships. Djurgården also plays some of its games in the adjacent Ericsson Globe.

Basic info

Founded
1891

Website
www.difhockey.se

Club adress
Lindetorpsvägen 25
Stockholm 121 63
Sweden

Honours

National titles
(16) – 1926, 1950, 1954, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2000, 2001

European championships or greatest European accomplishments
European Cup 1st place (2) – 1991, 1992; European Cup 3rd place (1) – 1990; Champions League semi-finals (1) – 2020

Last Seasons

2021-22: 13th regular season, relegated to Allsvenskan
2020-21: 10th regular season, play-in round
2019-20: 6th regular season, playoffs cancelled, CHL semi-finals
2018-19: 4th regular season, league finals, CHL group stage
2017-18: 2nd regular season, semi-finals

About club

Djurgården has won the most championship titles in Swedish men’s hockey. The last time the trophy was lifted in 2001 and much work is put into strengthening the organization both on and off the ice to climb back to the top of the Swedish Hockey League.

E.H.C. Award Naming Partners
E.H.C. Official Partners