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A chart showing the progress of IK Oddevold through the swedish football league system. The different shades of gray represent league divisions.

Key Information

IK Oddevold is a Swedish football club located in Uddevalla. The club, formed on 3 July 1932, currently plays in Sweden's second-flight league, Superettan. They play most of their home games at Rimnersvallen and they also have a newly built training facility called Thordéngården where they play most of their friendly games.[1]

The name "Oddevold" is an older form of Uddevalla. Formerly, Uddevalla belonged to Norway, and its name today comes from the original Norwegian Oddevald, which later turned into Oddevold, when the city was under Danish rule.

Season to season

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Season Level Division Section Position Movements
1993 Tier 2 Division 1 Södra 8th
1994 Tier 2 Division 1 Södra 5th
1995 Tier 2 Division 1 Södra 1st Promoted
1996 Tier 1 Allsvenskan 14th Relegated
1997 Tier 2 Division 1 Södra 14th Relegated
1998 Tier 3 Division 2 Västra Götaland 7th
1999 Tier 3 Division 2 Västra Götaland 10th Relegated
2000 Tier 4 Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland 2nd Promotion Playoffs
2001 Tier 4 Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland 2nd Promotion Playoffs
2002 Tier 4 Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland 3rd
2003 Tier 4 Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland 1st Promoted
2004 Tier 3 Division 2 Västra Götaland 8th
2005 Tier 3 Division 2 Västra Götaland 6th
2006* Tier 4 Division 2 Västra Götaland 3rd
2007 Tier 4 Division 2 Västra Götaland 10th Relegation Playoffs
2008 Tier 4 Division 2 Västra Götaland 1st Promoted
2009 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 13th Relegated
2010 Tier 4 Division 2 Västra Götaland 1st Promoted
2011 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 4th
2012 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 3rd
2013 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 2nd Promotion Playoffs
2014 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 5th
2015 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 4th
2016 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 7th
2017 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 9th
2018 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 9th
2019 Tier 3 Division 1 Södra 16th Relegated
2020 Tier 4 Division 2 Norra Götaland 2nd
2021 Tier 4 Division 2 Norra Götaland 1st Promoted
2022 Tier 3 Ettan Södra 3rd
2023 Tier 3 Ettan Södra 1st Promoted
2024 Tier 2 Superettan 12th
2025 Tier 2 Superettan 4th

* League restructuring in 2006 resulted in a new division being created at Tier 3 and subsequent divisions dropping a level.[2][3] [4]

Attendances

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In recent seasons IK Oddevold have had the following average attendances:

Season Average Attendance Division / Section Level
2007 267 Div 2 Västra Götaland Tier 4
2008 467 Div 2 Västra Götaland Tier 4
2009 478 Div 1 Södra Tier 3
2010 691 Div 2 Västra Götaland Tier 4
2011 618 Div 1 Södra Tier 3
2012 884 Div 1 Södra Tier 3
2013 690 Div 1 Södra Tier 3

* Attendances are provided in the Publikliga sections of the Svenska Fotbollförbundet website.[5]

Players

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Current squad

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As of 1 September 2025.[6]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  SWE Armin Ibrahimović
3 DF  SWE Erik Hedenquist
4 DF  SWE Philip Engelbrektsson
5 DF  SWE Anton Snibb
6 DF  SWE Jesper Merbom Adolfsson
7 DF  SWE Filip Karlin
8 MF  SWE Oscar Iglicar Berntsson
9 FW  SWE Linus Tornblad
10 MF  SWE Liridon Kalludra
11 MF  MKD Daniel Krezic
12 GK  NOR Morten Sætra
13 MF  RWA York Rafael
14 MF  SWE Calle Ådahl
No. Pos. Nation Player
15 FW  SWE Vincent Poppler (on loan from Öster)
16 MF  NOR Emir Derviškadić (on loan from Haugesund)
17 MF  SWE Olle Kjellman Olblad
18 MF  SWE Gustav Forsell
19 FW  SWE Rasmus Wiedesheim-Paul (on loan from Halmstad)
20 MF  SWE Adam Engelbrektsson
21 DF  SWE Alexander Almqvist
22 MF  SWE Albert Ejupi
23 DF  SWE Viktor Krüger
24 DF  SWE Alexander Hedén Lindskog (on loan from Degerfors)
25 DF  SWE Jimi Nikko
26 MF  SWE Gabriel Sandberg
99 GK  SWE Noel Hermansson

Out on loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player

Management

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Organisation

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As of 20 May 2012.[7]
Position Name
Chairman Sweden Stefan Mattsson
Secretary Sweden Leif Lindvärn

Technical staff

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As of 20 June 2018.[8]
Position Name
Director of sports Sweden Bjarne Svensson
Manager, Head Coach First Team Sweden Janne Carlsson
Assistant coach First Team Sweden Hans Prytz
Goalkeeping coach Sweden Mattias Gustavvson
Equipment Manager/Team Manager Sweden Ronny Albinsson

Achievements

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League

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Club records

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Footnotes

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IK Oddevold is a Swedish professional football club based in , , founded on 3 1932 as a multi-sports with a primary focus on . The club currently competes in , the second tier of the , having earned promotion as champions of Ettan Södra in 2023 after a 26-year absence from the second tier. Playing home matches at Rimnersvallen stadium, which has a capacity of 12,000, Oddevold's traditional colors are blue and white, and it emphasizes youth development with over 500 players across its academy for ages 5–19. Historically, IK Oddevold experienced its peak in the mid-1990s, qualifying for —the top flight—for the first and only time in 1996, where it finished 14th before relegation. The club then competed in Division 1 Södra (the second tier) in the 1997 season, where it finished 14th and was relegated, before competing in Division 2 Västra in 1998 and subsequently dropping to lower divisions, spending much of the following decades in Division 1 and Ettan Södra. Upon returning to in 2024 as a member of Svensk Elitfotboll, Oddevold established itself as a competitive side, finishing the 2025 season in 4th place with 13 wins, 9 draws, and 8 losses, accumulating 48 points. Beyond its senior team, IK Oddevold maintains a strong commitment to and player development, including programs for parafootball and grassroots initiatives, while aspiring for long-term sustainability and potential promotion to . The club's return to elite football has been marked by growing , with matches drawing thousands to Rimnersvallen, reflecting renewed local support in .

Club profile

History

IK Oddevold was founded on 3 July 1932 in , , by a group of local football enthusiasts seeking to promote the sport in the region. The club's name derives from "Oddevold," an archaic form of influenced by the area's historical ties to , where the original name "Oddevald" meant "point forest," reflecting the region's past under Danish-Norwegian rule before it became part of in 1658. Initially operating as an amateur outfit, Oddevold focused on community involvement and development, competing in local matches without professional structures. From the 1930s through the , the club spent its early decades in regional lower divisions, primarily within the Bohuslän-Dal District Football Association's framework, building a foundation through steady participation and local rivalries. This period emphasized amateur ideals, with players balancing football with everyday jobs, and the club gradually climbed the , achieving its first national-level breakthrough with promotion to Division 1 in after topping Division 2 Norra Götaland. The move to Division 1 marked a turning point, exposing Oddevold to higher competition and fostering greater organizational growth, though the club experienced fluctuations with relegations in the late and early 1990s. Oddevold's first major success came in 1995, when the team won Division 1 Södra, securing promotion to the for the first time in club history after a dramatic 2–1 victory over Qviding FIF on 8 , ending a 68-year absence of top-flight football from since IFK Uddevalla's stint in the 1920s. In the 1996 season, Oddevold started strongly with a 3–0 home win over but struggled later, finishing 14th with 5 wins, 4 draws, and 17 losses for 19 points, including a 5–1 defeat to on 17 August that highlighted defensive vulnerabilities, leading to immediate relegation. Following the 1996 relegation, Oddevold faced prolonged challenges, dropping to Division 2 by 2002 amid financial and performance issues, but rebounded by winning Division 2 Västra Götaland in 2008 with 14 wins, 7 draws, and 1 loss, earning promotion to Division 1 Södra. The club repeated this feat in 2010, again claiming the Division 2 Västra Götaland title to return to the third tier, signaling a resurgence driven by improved youth development and local support. In 2013, Oddevold finished as runners-up in Division 1 Södra behind Husqvarna FF, narrowly missing promotion after a second-place finish with 16 wins and 50 goals scored. After mid-table stability in the third tier, Oddevold achieved another milestone in 2023 by winning Ettan Södra (formerly Division 1 Södra) with 27 matches played, topping the table ahead of to earn promotion to . In their 2024 debut, the club secured a comfortable 12th-place finish, avoiding relegation with a balanced record that demonstrated adaptability to second-tier demands. Oddevold finished 4th in the 2025 season with 13 wins, 9 draws, and 8 losses, earning 48 points over 30 matches. Throughout its history, IK Oddevold has evolved from its amateur origins, rooted in community-driven play, to embracing professional aspirations, including full-time staff, academy investments, and ambitions for sustained presence or higher, while maintaining a focus on player development from local talent.

Identity and colours

IK Oddevold, whose full name is Idrottsklubben Oddevold, embodies the sporting spirit of , a coastal town in , , with deep roots in the local community. The club's name incorporates "IK," a common Swedish abbreviation for Idrottsklubben meaning "," paired with "Oddevold," an archaic variant of derived from the Norwegian "Oddevald," reflecting the region's historical ties to during the time when province was under Norwegian control. This nomenclature underscores the club's strong connection to 's cultural and geographical heritage, serving as a symbol of local pride since its founding in 1932. The traditional colours of IK Oddevold are and , which dominate the club's visual identity and kit designs. The home kit typically features a paired with , emphasizing simplicity and the club's enduring aesthetic. Away kits often incorporate variations such as bases with accents, while third kits may introduce alternative patterns to suit match requirements, all produced by Puma as the current kit supplier since 2024. These designs maintain the blue-and-white palette to reinforce brand consistency across competitions in . The club's crest is a modern featuring stylized of "IK Oddevold" in bold blue and white, evolving from simpler textual in the early years to more integrated designs that highlight the "O" as a central motif representing Oddevold. Although detailed historical evolutions are not extensively documented publicly, the current version prioritizes clean lines and the primary colours for versatility in digital and print media. IK Oddevold is commonly referred to by its shorthand "Oddevold," evoking familiarity among local supporters, with occasional nods to "The Blues" due to the prominent blue in their branding. Sponsorship integrations are prominent on the , with main partners like (chest sponsor), Arwidsro, EBC Group, and Mattsson displaying on the front and sleeves, enhancing visibility during matches while supporting the club's operations.

Facilities

Rimnersvallen

Rimnersvallen is the primary home stadium for IK Oddevalla, located in , , , just northeast of the city center at Rimnersgatan 11. The venue originally opened on 5 May 1923 and underwent significant rebuilding in preparation for the , where it hosted one group stage match: Brazil's 3–0 victory over on 8 June 1958. Prior to the recent , the stadium had a capacity of approximately 12,000. More recently, the original structure was demolished between 2021 and 2022, with a complete renovation project resulting in a modern arena that was inaugurated in September 2023. The stadium has a capacity of 4,050 spectators, including over 2,300 seated positions, with the majority covered by roofing. The pitch measures 105 meters by 65 meters and features a natural grass surface, meeting the standards required for Superettan matches. Key facilities include a main north stand accommodating 1,700 spectators, on-site kiosks, accessible toilets, storage areas, floodlights for evening games, and ample nearby parking within walking distance. The design also incorporates accessibility features compliant with parasport requirements. IK Oddevold has used Rimnersvallen as its home venue since the club's founding in 1932, hosting all major matches there. The stadium's record attendance for a club game is 10,605, set during a 1996 match against on 2 May 1996. Beyond football, Rimnersvallen serves as a multi-purpose facility, supporting athletics events such as the Swedish Athletics Championships and parasport competitions, for which it was specifically upgraded to meet national standards. The stadium is owned and maintained by Municipality, with IK Oddevold securing access through a lease agreement that allows full use for home fixtures and operations following the 2023 reopening.

Training facilities

Thordéngården, located at Fossums Kvarnväg 4 in , serves as IK Oddevold's primary training complex, situated in a scenic area along the Bäve River just east of the city center. Opened on May 25, 2002, after extensive volunteer efforts by club members and funding from the Thordén Foundation, the facility was named in honor of Gustaf B. Thordén, a major club benefactor. It features multiple synthetic turf pitches, including a full-sized 11v11 field (Plan G) suitable for year-round use, a clubhouse, administrative offices, meeting rooms, a , changing rooms, and showers. The complex is designed for daily training sessions for the senior team, youth development programs, and hosting friendly or non-league matches, with a spectator capacity of 1,500 at Thordéngårdens IP. Its synthetic surfaces enable consistent training during winter months without reliance on external partnerships, supporting the club's professional standards following their 2023 promotion to . Secondary fields within the site, such as Arwidsroplanen, provide additional space for smaller-sided games and youth sessions. Investments in Thordéngården have been supported by club revenues and local grants, with ongoing developments emphasizing efficiency and expansion to meet growing demands. In 2023, the club outlined a major upgrade vision costing 150 million SEK, including a dedicated football hall and new pitch to enhance training capabilities and potentially host events for other clubs. These improvements aim to elevate the facility to professional levels while accommodating the club's extensive , which includes over 500 active young players.

Organisation and staff

Administrative board

The administrative board of IK Oddevold oversees the club's , , financial oversight, and compliance with regulatory requirements. As of 2025, Bengt Bäckman serves as chairman, a position he assumed following his election at the 2023 for a two-year term, focusing on stabilizing operations amid the club's return to . His leadership emphasizes sustainable growth and community engagement in . The board comprises key executives including treasurer Lars Tång, responsible for and budgeting, and board members such as Peter Bjurström, who contributes to operational decisions. Substitutes include Robert Carlén and Jény Meira, with Meira—a manager at Quality Hotel Carlia in —elected at the February 2025 annual meeting to support administrative duties without prior sports governance experience. The club manager, Daniel Wilhelmsson, serves in an adjunct role, handling day-to-day administration and sustainability initiatives. In October 2025, Mats Winblad departed after seven years as a board member and sportchef, transitioning to a new role elsewhere. IK Oddevold's organizational structure is governed by the club's statutes and decisions, led by the board alongside specialized committees for finance (Ekonomiutskott), marketing (Marknadsutskott), youth development (Ungdomsutskott), facilities (Anläggningsutskott), football operations (Fotbollsutskott), (Futsalutskott), and foundational activities (Grundenutskott). These committees facilitate targeted decision-making, with the board approving budgets and strategic plans annually to ensure alignment with club objectives. Historically, board composition has evolved with key milestones; following the 1995 promotion to , Dennis Samuelsson chaired the board during the club's inaugural top-flight season, supported by administrative staff like secretary Leif Lindvärn. After the 2023 promotion to , the board saw a leadership transition with Bäckman's appointment, aimed at navigating increased professional demands without major structural overhauls. The club maintains affiliations with the (SvFF) for national licensing and the Bohuslän-Dal Football Association for regional coordination, integrating these ties into board responsibilities for licensing, youth programs, and competitive integrity.

Technical staff

The technical staff at IK Oddevold oversees the first team's training, tactics, and performance in the , focusing on player development and match preparation. Led by Rikard Nilsson since December 2019, the team emphasizes a structured approach to coaching, with roles divided among assistants, specialists, and support personnel. Rikard Nilsson, born in 1983, serves as head coach and has guided the club through promotion to in 2023 and subsequent seasons, including the 2025 campaign where Oddevold finished fourth. A former defender who played for clubs including Västra Frölunda and IK Oddevold before retiring in 2020, Nilsson's prior coaching experience includes managing IK Gauthiod from 2017 to 2019. His preferred tactical setup is a 3-5-2 formation, prioritizing defensive organization and wing play. Assistant coach Robin Rundström, appointed in January 2020 and aged 36, supports Nilsson in tactical planning and fitness training. Rundström focuses on day-to-day session delivery and player integration, drawing from his background in Swedish lower divisions. Specialist roles include goalkeeping coach Ricky Johansson, born in 1987, who handles specialized training for the club's keepers to enhance shot-stopping and distribution. Video analyst Jesper Lindh, aged 29 and appointed in January 2024, provides match footage reviews and opponent scouting to inform tactical adjustments. Sporting director Johan Patriksson, appointed in December 2019, oversees transfers, youth integration, and long-term strategy, leveraging his experience as a former Oddevold striker who played professionally for and . His role ensures alignment between coaching needs and club resources, including recruitment for the 2025 squad.

Players

Current squad

As of November 17, 2025, IK Oddevold's first-team squad consists of 24 players competing in the , comprising 3 goalkeepers, 8 defenders, 9 midfielders, and 4 forwards. The roster features a predominantly Swedish core, supplemented by players from , , , , and , reflecting the club's focus on domestic talent with select international additions. Captain Alexander Almqvist, a 25-year-old centre-back, leads the team, providing defensive stability and leadership. Under Rikard Nilsson, the typically deploys a 3-5-2 formation, emphasizing wing-back contributions and control to support counter-attacks. The 2025 season saw several key transfers, including incoming signings such as forward York Rafael from on July 10 (contract until December 31, 2026), Albert Ejupi as a on July 9 (until December 31, 2025), and defender Alexander Hedén Lindskog on loan from starting August 23 (until November 30, 2025). Notable departures included forward Ëndrim Salihi to Grebbestads IF on August 4. The transfer of Kenan Mehovic to FC occurred in 2024, reshaping prior options. Two players are currently on loan into the squad: forward Rasmus Wiedesheim-Paul (26, , #19) from until December 31, 2025, adding depth up front; and forward Vincent Poppler (24, , #15) from until November 30, 2025, providing versatile attacking support. No first-team players are reported out on loan as of this date. The squad details are presented below:
No.PositionPlayerAgeNationalityContract Expiry
Goalkeepers
1GKArmin Ibrahimovic2731/12/2025
12GKMorten Sætra2831/12/2026
99GKNoel Hermansson1831/12/2027
Defenders
3CBErik Hedenquist2631/12/2027
4CBPhilip Engelbrektsson2531/12/2027
5CBAnton Snibb2931/12/2025
6CBJesper Merbom Adolfsson2631/12/2026
21CB (Captain)Alexander Almqvist2531/12/2025
24CB (loan)Alexander Hedén Lindskog2130/11/2025 (loan)
23LBViktor Krüger2531/12/2025
7RBFilip Karlin2731/12/2025
Midfielders
14CMCarl Ådahl2131/12/2025
20CMAdam Engelbrektsson2931/12/2025
16CMEmir Derviskadic21 / Bosnia and Herzegovina31/12/2025
8CMDaniel Krezic29North Macedonia / 31/12/2026
17LMOlle Kjellman Olblad2331/12/2026
26RMGabriel Sandberg2231/12/2025
11AMKarl Svensson2431/12/2025
18CMGustav Forssell2531/12/2025
-AMAlbert Ejupi33 / 31/12/2025
13AMYork Rafael26 / 31/12/2026
Forwards
9STLinus Tornblad3231/12/2025
19ST (loan)Rasmus Wiedesheim-Paul2631/12/2025 (loan)
15ST (loan)Vincent Poppler2430/11/2025 (loan)
Ages are as of November 17, 2025. Shirt numbers and positions are based on primary roles in the 2025 season.

Notable former players

IK Oddevold has produced several players who made significant contributions during their time at the club, particularly those with over 100 appearances, key roles in promotion campaigns, or subsequent success at higher levels or with national teams. Selection highlights individuals who exemplified loyalty, scoring prowess, or international pedigree while wearing the club's colors. Tommy Reinhardt stands out as the club's all-time leading goalscorer, netting 143 league goals across two spells from 1967–1970 and 1976–1982, including multiple top-scorer honors in lower divisions that helped solidify Oddevold's competitive standing in regional leagues. His nose for goal was instrumental in title challenges, and post-retirement, he returned as a coach for the senior team in the mid-2010s, mentoring youth development. Jan Kristiansson holds the record for most league appearances with 252 matches between 1975 and 1987, embodying the club's ethos of perseverance during its mid-tier divisional years. His defensive reliability anchored numerous squads through promotions and relegations, though he remained a one-club man without international recognition. Peter Larsson was a pivotal forward in the 1995 Division 1 Södra promotion campaign, scoring crucial hat-tricks—including four goals in a single match against —and finishing as the team's top scorer to secure Oddevold's historic ascent to . After departing, he continued in Greek leagues with , adding 17 appearances in the 1996–97 season. Magnus Kihlstedt, a who came through the youth ranks, featured prominently from 1991 to 1996, logging 25 appearances in the 1995 promotion push and the subsequent 1996 season. Earning 13 caps for , he transitioned to professional stints in with Lillestrøm SK and , where he played over 100 matches. Sergei Aleinikov, a Belarusian with 73 international caps for the and , joined for the 1996 campaign, bringing experience from his Juventus days (1989–1990). His brief tenure added tactical sophistication to the squad amid relegation, marking a high-profile international addition to Oddevold's roster. Peter Hedman contributed as a forward in the 1996 Allsvenskan with 25 appearances, scoring key goals during Oddevold's top-flight adventure following the 1995 promotion. Drawing from prior experience at in Norway's (18 games, 1994–1995), he later played for and lower Swedish clubs, also earning seven U17 caps earlier in his career. Johan Patriksson, a versatile forward, amassed 121 league appearances across multiple spells from 2005 to 2018, ranking among the club's all-time greats in longevity and ranking third in historical goal contributions. As a consistent scorer in Ettan Södra, including top honors in 2016 with 15 goals, he moved to BK Häcken and before retiring and joining Oddevold's staff as sporting director. Ibrahim Tahini, a international with multiple caps, delivered 21 goals in 40 league games during 2010–2012, emerging as a prolific winger in promotion-contending sides. His pace and finishing powered Oddevold's attacks in Division 1, leading to brief stints at Vänersborgs IF post-departure. Hugo Tilly spearheaded the 2023 Ettan Södra title win with 12 goals in 26 matches, his clinical finishing crucial to Oddevold's second promotion to . After two seasons at the club, he transferred to FC in 2025, continuing in the third tier.

Achievements and records

League honours

IK Oddevold has secured several promotions through league victories in Sweden's lower divisions, though the club has yet to win titles at the top tier. The team's highest achievement came in 1995, when they clinched the Division 1 Södra title with a record of 17 wins, 3 draws, and 6 losses, accumulating 54 points and a of +30 (59 goals for, 29 against), earning promotion to for the 1996 season. Despite reaching the elite level, Oddevold finished 14th and were relegated without securing any silverware there. In more recent years, Oddevold repeated their Division 1 Södra (now known as Ettan Södra) success by winning the 2023 edition outright. They topped the table with 23 wins, 5 draws, and 2 losses, totaling 74 points and a +47 (65-18), which secured automatic promotion to for 2024. The club also finished as runners-up in Ettan Södra in 2013, recording 14 wins, 7 draws, and 5 losses for 49 points and a +20 (49-29), but lost in the subsequent promotion playoffs to . Oddevold's successes in the fourth tier include back-to-back Division 2 Västra titles. In 2008, they dominated with 14 wins, 7 draws, and 1 loss, earning 49 points and a +25 (40-15), leading to promotion to Division 1 Södra. Two years later, in 2010, they won again with an impressive 17 wins, 1 draw, and 4 losses, amassing 52 points and a +44 (64-20), again advancing to the third tier. Earlier in their , Oddevold claimed the Division 3 Nordvästra title in 2003, finishing first with 14 wins, 5 draws, and 3 losses in 22 matches, earning 47 points and a +38 (61-23), and promotion to Division 2. No league titles from the regional or lower divisions in through are documented in available records.
DivisionYearPositionPointsGoal DifferenceOutcome
Division 1 Södra19951st54+30Promoted to
Ettan Södra20132nd49+20Promotion playoff loss
Ettan Södra20231st74+47Promoted to
Division 2 Västra 20081st49+25Promoted to Division 1 Södra
Division 2 Västra 20101st52+44Promoted to Division 1 Södra
Division 3 Nordvästra 20031st47+38Promoted to Division 2

Season-by-season results

The performance of IK Oddevold in Swedish league competitions since 1993 is summarized in the following table, focusing on league affiliation, tier, final position, and available performance metrics. Data for full statistics (matches played, wins, draws, losses, goals for/against, points) is available for seasons from onward; earlier seasons provide position and league details only. The underwent restructuring in 2006, when the number of teams in Division 2 was reduced and tiers adjusted, affecting Oddevold's placement in Division 2 Västra Götaland as tier 4.
YearLeague/TierPositionPlayedWinsDrawsLossesGoals For:AgainstPoints
1993Division 1 Södra (Tier 2)8th------
1994Division 1 Södra (Tier 2)5th------
1995Division 1 Södra (Tier 2)1st (Promoted)------
1996Allsvenskan (Tier 1)14th (Relegated)------
1997Division 1 Södra (Tier 2)14th------
1998Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 3)7th22841035:4228
1999Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 3)10th (Relegated)------
2000Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland (Tier 4)2nd------
2001Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland (Tier 4)2nd------
2002Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland (Tier 4)3rd------
2003Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland (Tier 4)1st (Promoted)------
2004Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 3)8th------
2005Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 3)6th------
2006Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 4)3rd------
2007Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 4)10th------
2008Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 4)1st (Promoted)------
2009Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)13th------
2010Division 2 Västra Götaland (Tier 4)1st (Promoted)------
2011Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)4th------
2012Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)3rd-164649:3052
2013Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)2nd26147549:2949
2014Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)5th-125943:4441
2015Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)4th------
2016Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)7th-89939:4233
2017Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)9th-1051142:4235
2018Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)9th-1071335:5237
2019Division 1 Södra (Tier 3)16th (Relegated)-651930:4523
2020Division 2 Norra Götaland (Tier 4)2nd------
2021Division 2 Norra Götaland (Tier 4)1st (Promoted)------
2022Ettan Södra (Tier 3)3rd------
2023Ettan Södra (Tier 3)1st (Promoted)30235265:1874
2024Superettan (Tier 2)12th308121034:4736
2025Superettan (Tier 2)4th30139842:3648
Notes: Bolded rows indicate promotion or relegation outcomes. The 2025 season is complete as of November 2025. Gaps in some earlier metrics reflect limited publicly available data from credible sources. League names reflect historical , with "Ettan Södra" succeeding "Division 1 Södra" in 2018.

Statistics and culture

Club records

IK Oddevold holds several notable all-time statistical milestones, reflecting its long history in Swedish football since its founding in 1932. The club's biggest league victory occurred on 20 May 1951, when it defeated Groheds IF 14–0 in Division 6. In more recent competitions, Oddevold recorded a 6–0 away win against in the on 20 August 2025. The heaviest league defeat came on 2 June 2018, with a 0–6 loss to in Ettan Södra. Tommy Reinhardt stands as the club's all-time leading goalscorer, netting 143 goals in 210 league appearances between 1967–1970 and 1976–1982. Jan Kristiansson holds the record for most league appearances, with 252 matches played from 1975 to 1987. In terms of sequences, Oddevold achieved a club-record 10 consecutive unbeaten away matches during the 2025 season, comprising six wins and four draws. Oddevold's highest transfer fee received to date is unknown for individual deals, but the club received a total transfer income of €250,000 from player departures in the 2024/25 season, including the transfer of forward Assad Al-Hamlawi to in January 2025. The club has not recorded any significant fees paid for incoming transfers in its history. Disciplinary aggregates remain unremarkable, with no standout records for yellow or red cards across seasons.

Attendances and supporters

IK Oddevold enjoys strong local support in , a town of around 35,000 residents, where the club serves as a focal point for community identity and pride. Fan engagement has historically been modest due to the club's spells in lower divisions but has shown notable growth following its promotion to after winning Ettan Södra in 2023. This upward trajectory in league status has correlated with increased interest, particularly among younger demographics, as the club emphasizes accessible matchdays at Rimnersvallen to foster family attendance and local loyalty. The primary organized supporter group is Bohus Bataljon, the official supporter club founded to enhance fan experiences through coordinated travel, pre-match gatherings, and awards for standout players. Bohus Bataljon actively promotes matchday enthusiasm with activities like 50/50 lotteries and after-work events, contributing to a vibrant atmosphere without a formal structure typical of larger Swedish clubs. Supporters are known for creating tifos, such as the display during the 2025 home match against , and engaging in chants that echo the club's "Uppåt Framåt" , though specific repertoires remain community-driven rather than formalized. A key element of fan culture is the Västgöta derby against , a regional rivalry dating back decades and contested in derbies. Official club communications describe these encounters as "stormatcher" (storm matches), with heightened tension and larger crowds; for instance, the 2023 fixture drew significant local buzz as a pivotal clash in Ettan Södra. Matchday atmospheres are electric, featuring coordinated fan sections from both sides, though the club and supporters prioritize safe, family-friendly environments. The club integrates community initiatives through its youth academy, offering training for age groups from P2012 to P2019, which promotes grassroots involvement and talent development in . These programs aim to build long-term by engaging over 200 young players annually in structured sessions. Average home attendances have fluctuated with the club's divisional status, reaching lows during Division 2 campaigns and peaking around promotion pushes. Post-2023 promotion trends indicate steady growth, with a 37% increase from 2023 to 2024, reflecting heightened interest in competition. The trend continued into 2025, aligning with the club's competitive 4th-place finish.
SeasonAverage Home AttendanceDivisionSource
2007268Division 2Official club statistics PDF
2012715Division 1 SödraOfficial club statistics PDF
2019516Division 1 SödraOfficial club statistics PDF
2023874Ettan SödraOfficial club report (calculated from 2024 +37% growth)
20241,198Official club report

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