isUrvalsdeild karla

Official site of Iceland's top flight (sponsored as Olís deild karla) — live results, standings and fixtures.

Mosfellsbær — the town's club playing at Íþróttamiðstöðin Varmá, Icelandic champions in 1999.

Hafnarfjörður — 17-time Icelandic champions, playing home matches at Kaplakriki.

Reykjavík — one of Iceland's oldest clubs (founded 1908), 11-time national champions.

Hafnarfjörður — 11-time Icelandic champions, home arena Ásvellir.

Kópavogur — club based at Kórinn arena, Icelandic champions in 2012.

Vestmannaeyjar — club from the Westman Islands, 3-time Icelandic champions (2014, 2018, 2023).

Akureyri — club from the capital of northern Iceland, 2-time national champions.

Selfoss — Icelandic champions in 2019, home arena Hleðsluhöllin.

Garðabær — the town's club playing at TM Höllin arena.

Reykjavík — Iceland's record champions with 25 titles, playing at Origo höllin.

Reykjavík — 7-time Icelandic champions, back in the top flight for the 2026/27 season after promotion.

Akureyri — the city's second club in the top flight, playing at Höllin Akureyri.