fiVeikkausliiga

Top Finnish football league — 12 clubs, spring–autumn format.

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KuPS Kuopio
Finland's most successful club in recent years, multiple champions from Kuopio.
kups.fi
FC Inter Turku
2008 champions from Turku, a club with an Italian name and colours.
fcinter.fi
VPS Vaasa
Traditional club from the bilingual coastal city of Vaasa.
vepsu.fi
AC Oulu
The Veikkausliiga's northernmost club, from Oulu.
acoulu.fi
HJK Helsinki
Finland's record champions, the only Finnish side to reach the Champions League group stage (1998).
hjk.fi
IF Gnistan
Club with its own stadium, from the Oulunkylä district of Helsinki.
gnistan.fi
TPS Turku
Traditional multiple champions from Turku, the black-and-whites.
fc.tps.fi
FC Lahti
Club from Lahti, host city of the Nordic Skiing World Championships.
fclahti.fi
Ilves Tampere
The football branch of Finland's largest sports club, champions in 1983.
ilvesfootball.com
SJK Seinäjoki
2015 champions from Seinäjoki, with the modern OmaSp stadium.
sjk.fi
FF Jaro
Bilingual club from the coastal town of Jakobstad/Pietarsaari.
ffjaro.fi
IFK Mariehamn
2016 champions from the Åland Islands.
fotboll.ifkmariehamn.com