1970: The
club is formed, but then as Landvetter IF.
1996:
First season in the highest series.
The team finishes in eighth place and has not left the top series since the promotion.
2001:
A then 17-year-old Lotta Schelin joins the club.
The future national team star stays until 2008 and wins the shooting league in the damallsvenskan 2006 and 2007 with 21 and 26 goals respectively.
2002:
Landvetter makes his best season so far in the damallsvenskan and finishes third.
2004: The
team moves to Gothenburg and changes its name.
The same year, the American national team goalkeeper Hope Solo is recruited.
2006: The
club moves into the new home arena Valhalla, right next to Scandinavium in Gothenburg.
2011:
Gothenburg wins the Swedish Cup for the first time.
In the final, Tyresö is defeated 5–4.
2012:
New cup final against Tyresö and new victory, 2-1.
Gothenburg also reaches the quarter finals in the Champions League where there will be a loss against Arsenal.
2013:
Gothenburg reaches the quarter-finals in the Champions League again, but loses to French Juvisy by a total of 1-4.
2019:
Gothenburg challenges Rosengård for the Swedish Championship gold.
Only four points separate the teams after the final round.
Gothenburg still gets a title after a new victory in the Swedish Cup after a final victory against Kristianstad with 2-1.
In the Champions League, there will be a loss in the round of 16 against Bayern Munich.
The German big team goes on thanks to more away goals (2-2) after a late decision in Gothenburg.
2020:
Mats Gren, previously criticized sports manager at IFK Gothenburg, will be the new head coach together with Jörgen Ericson.
On Saturday, the club can celebrate the first Swedish Championship gold.
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Stina Blackstenius can take Swedish Championship gold against her old team.
Photo: Bildbyrån