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Football club
UMF Stokkseyri
Full nameUngmennafélag Stokkseyrar
Nickname(s)Stoke city fc
Founded1908
GroundStokkseyrarvöllur
Stokkseyri, Iceland
ChairmanBjarki Gylfason
League4. deild karla
20134. deild karla (Group A) 8th place
Home colours Away colours Third colours

UMF Stokkseyri is an Icelandic association football club. It is located in a village called Stokkseyri in the southern part of Iceland. The club currently plays in 4. deild (5th level on pyramid).

History

Ungmennafélag Stokkseyrar (e. Stokkseyri's Youth Club), simply known as Stokkseyri, was established in 1908 as a general sports club and is one of the oldest sports clubs in Iceland.

Stats history

Season League Pos. Pl. W D L GS GA P Cup Notes
2013 4. deild (Group A) 8 14 1 0 13 10 57 3 1st round

References

  1. "Home". ksi.is.
  2. Víðir Sigurðsson. Íslensk knattspyrna (1981-2000). Bókaútgáfan Skjaldborg. Reykjavík.http://www.tindur.is/

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