Tullinge TP FK

Tullinge TP FK was formed in 1944. The founders were three boys whose houses lay in a triangle relative to each other, hence the club's name, which translates as "Tullinge Triangle Boys".^[1]

In August 2016, Tullinge defeated FC Stockholm 4–3 in the semi-final of the Stockholm Cup, a result which qualified them for the 2017-18 Svenska Cupen.^[2] In the Stockholm Cup final, they lost 5–4 to IFK Haninge in front of 400 spectators.^[3]

Tullinge and Haninge met again in the first round of the Svenska Cupen, with Tullinge winning 4–3.^[4] In the second round, Tullinge lost 5–2 against Superettan team IK Frej.^[5]

The club's home venue is at Brantbrinks IP, a general sports ground located on the Flottilj road outside Tullinge. There the club has two full-size pitches with artificial grass, where all teams train and play their matches. The club also has their offices as well as a clubhouse with cafeteria, conference room and youth café and storage facilities.^[1]

As of 3 August 2017^[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 Mattias Forest — DF  SWE Alexander Fransson — DF  SWE Fredrik Åberg — DF  SWE Kamyar Espahbodi — DF  SWE Lukas Månsson — DF  SWE Muhammad Kisa — DF  SWE Simon Broman — MF  SWE Go Wongta 14 MF  SWE Jakob Freberg — MF  SWE Oskar Idh-Talonen — MF  SWE Srecko Baic

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  SWE Teodor Bjurholm — MF  SWE Önder Akbas — FW  SWE Amro Al-dawoodi — FW  SWE Cihan Gavgacioglu — FW  SWE Emil Brunngård — FW  SWE Felix Strindeby — FW  SWE Frederik Varga — FW  SWE Joel Isaksson Osmo — FW  SWE Mikael Darreshourian — FW  SWE Patrik Dalawe