VILLA LIDKÖPING BK WORLD CUP CLUB TEAMS MEN 17 CHAMPION 2025!
This tournament was played during 4-6 January 2025 in Gubbängens indoor arena in Stockholm, Sweden. Organizers are the Swedish Bandy Association and Tellus Bandy.
Villa Lidköping BK won the final game against Sandvikens AIK/BK, 9-2 after 5-1 at half time. It was an impressive game of Villa Lidköping. The team dominated the final from start to finish. A completely different match than the one the teams played in the Round Robin, when Sandviken won 5-4. The exciting last day started with the two semi finals. Sandvikens AIK/BK won the first place in the final by beating Edsbyns IF 5-1 in the first semi final. The second team for final was Villa Lidköping BK. Villa beat IFK Vänersborg 4-1 in the second semi final..
The World Cup Champion – Villa Lidköping BK
The silver to Sandvikens AIK/BK
The bronze to IFK Vänersborg
PARTICIPATING TEAMS
Edsbyn, Sweden
Hauger BK, Norway
Nässjö, Sweden
Sandviken, Sweden
Stabæk, Norway
Tellus, Sweden
Vetlanda, Sweden
Villa Lidköping, Sweden
Vänersborg, Sweden
Västerås SK, Sweden
THE HOST CITY STOCKHOLM
Stockholm is Sweden’s capital and largest city as well as the country’s cultural, political, media and economic center. Stockholm is located at the outlet of Mälaren in the Baltic Sea, on the border between the provinces of Södermanland and Uppland. The number of inhabitants within Stockholm municipality is 994 298. Business life in Stockholm is dominated by the services sector. Many of the largest companies in Swedish business have their headquarters located in the Stockholm region. The IT industry is significant. The hospitality industry is growing. After the year 2000, a number of urban development programs were started to accommodate the increasing population with housing. Overview plan 99 points out a large number of development areas, where 60,000 new homes could be created. In the 2020s, areas such as the Norra station area, Lövholmen, Årstafältet, Hornsberg beach and Söderstaden i developing.
Stockholm is also the home city of Hammarby Bandy, which plays in both the men’s and women’s top series Elitserien. Djurgården’s IF plays in the men’s second highest series, the Bandyallsvenskan. On that level is also the women’s club Hammarby Bandyförening.