Svenska Cupen - Women is a women’s cup competition in Sweden covered in the Xtra-Stats database. This page brings together live scores, scheduled fixtures, completed results and standings, alongside player and team statistics. It offers a clear reference point for tracking competition activity and reviewing performance across the recorded seasons.
Upcoming matches, Svenska Cupen - Women
Round 2
Latest played matches, Svenska Cupen - Women
Round 2
Round 1
Svenska Cupen - Women Standings
Svenska Cupen - Women Statistics
Top scorers 2026
| # | Player | Goals |
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Top assists 2026
| # | Player | Assists |
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Svenska Cupen - Women teams participation since 2020
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Piteå W | 6 |
| Rosengård W | 6 |
| Djurgården | 6 |
| Eskilstuna United | 6 |
| KIF Örebro | 6 |
| Kristianstad | 6 |
| Linköping | 6 |
| Umeå | 6 |
| Uppsala W | 6 |
| Vittsjö | 6 |
| Växjö | 6 |
| AIK | 6 |
| Hammarby | 6 |
| Alingsås W | 6 |
| Bollstanäs W | 6 |
| Brommapojkarna W | 6 |
| Jitex W | 6 |
| Mallbacken W | 6 |
| Norrköping W | 6 |
| Älvsjö AIK W | 6 |
| Gamla Upsala W | 6 |
| Häcken | 6 |
| Lidköping W | 5 |
| Enskede W | 5 |
| Husqvarna W | 5 |
| Team TG FF W | 5 |
| Kalmar W | 4 |
| Sundsvall W | 4 |
| Göteborgs DFF W | 4 |
| Örebro Söder W | 4 |
| Eskilsminne W | 4 |
| Uddevalla W | 4 |
| Trelleborg W | 4 |
| Sollentuna W | 4 |
| Sandviken W | 3 |
| Gefle W | 3 |
| Hittarps W | 3 |
| Mariebo W | 3 |
| Qviding W | 3 |
| Västerås BK 30 W | 3 |
| Bromölla W | 3 |
| Rävåsen W | 3 |
| Trollhättans W | 3 |
| Smedby AIS | 3 |
| Sunnanå | 3 |
Svenska Cupen - Women top scorer teams
Svenska Cupen - Women About
Svenska Cupen - Women is a Swedish women’s cup competition, forming part of the national football landscape in Sweden. It is distinct from league competitions: its purpose is to provide a separate cup programme in which participating women’s clubs compete for progress through the relevant competition stages and, ultimately, the trophy.
Competition identity
The competition is recorded as a cup rather than a league. That distinction is important because cup football is organised around progression from one stage to the next, not around a single continuous league table in which every team plays the same number of matches. However, the verified record available for this page does not specify the participating divisions, entry requirements, draw procedure, number of rounds, match-leg structure or the rules used to decide tied matches. Those details can vary between editions and should not be assumed without the regulations for the relevant season.
The competition’s designation identifies it as the women’s branch of Sweden’s Svenska Cupen framework. It therefore sits within Swedish football’s national cup ecosystem, alongside the country’s league pyramid, while remaining a separate competition with its own fixtures, results and progression. No alternative official title, formation year or first-event date is recorded in the available competition data.
Recorded seasons and statistical coverage
Xtra-Stats records Svenska Cupen - Women across six seasons, from 2020 through 2025 inclusive. This makes the page useful for comparing the competition’s recorded editions, reviewing participating teams and results where available, and following the development of the tournament across the covered period. The season range describes the database’s verified coverage; it is not presented as the competition’s complete historical lifespan.
Format and rules
The supplied verified material confirms the competition type but does not establish a single detailed format that can safely be applied to every recorded season. In particular, no confirmed statement is available here on whether each edition used preliminary rounds, regional stages, a straight draw, two-legged ties, extra time or penalties. Readers should therefore treat the match-level regulations attached to each season or round as decisive when assessing how a particular fixture was settled.
The same caution applies to qualification routes, seeding, home advantage, squad eligibility and the allocation of any European place or other sporting reward. These are competition-specific matters and are not stated in the verified record supplied for this page.
Why the competition matters
A national women’s cup gives clubs a competitive route outside the regular league schedule and creates opportunities for teams from different levels of Swedish football to meet, subject to the entry rules in force for each edition. Its value lies in the possibility of progression, the significance of individual fixtures and the chance to establish a place in the competition’s history. The 2020–2025 record provides six completed seasons of coverage for that story, while further historical or regulatory detail should be added only when confirmed by authoritative season documentation.