2006 AIK Fotboll season

AIK returned to the top flight in emphatic fashion, finishing just one point adrift of champions Elfsborg. Led by unproven coach Rikard Norling, the club has resurged quickly since the 2004 relegation, winning Superettan, and then coming close to winning the top flight-title . Superettan signings Wílton Figueiredo and Markus Jonsson quickly adjusted to Allsvenskan, both being key men in the title chase.

AIK
2006 season
ManagerRikard Norling
Allsvenskan2nd
Svenska Cupen3rd Round
Top goalscorerWílton Figueiredo (11)

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Allsvenskan

Matches
1 AIK 2–2 Gefle
Jonsson 31' (pen.)
Hulsker 49'		 Ytterbom 16'
Viikmäe 61'
2 Öster 0–4 AIK
Figueiredo 4'
Carlsson 34'
Pavey 53'
Jonsson 90' (pen.)
3 AIK 2–1 Örgryte
Figueiredo 11'
Sandberg 77'		 Anegrund 38'
4 Helsingborg 1–1 AIK
Stefanidis 81' Figueiredo 25'
5 AIK 3–1 Djurgården
Jonsson 35' (pen.)
Boateng 54'
Haynes 90'		 Hysén 90'
6 Hammarby 2–0 AIK
Jensen 32'
Paulinho 89'
7 AIK 2–2 Elfsborg
Jonsson 75' (pen.)
Figueiredo 84'		 A. Svensson 90'
Alexandersson 90'
8 Häcken 0–1 AIK
Figueiredo 6'
9 AIK 2–0 GAIS
Figueiredo 60'
Jonsson 80' (pen.)
10 Malmö FF 3–1 AIK
Johansson 31, 86'
Júnior 86'		 Özkan 90'
11 AIK 3–0 Halmstad
Pavey 47'
Özkan 84'
Rubarth 87'
12 IFK Göteborg 1–1 AIK
Lago 27' Mendes 77'
13 AIK 1–0 Kalmar FF
Figueiredo 11'
14 Kalmar FF 1–3 AIK
Petersson 4' Tjernström 17'
Pavey 29'
Mendes 90'
15 Gefle 1–1 AIK
Makondele 39' Hulsker 9'
16 AIK 5–1 Öster
Burgič 9, 16'
Figueiredo 33, 62'
Mendes 89'		 Zavadil 55'
17 Elfsborg 1–1 AIK
Augustsson 50' Mendes 66'
18 AIK 1–0 Häcken
Jonsson 58' (pen.)
19 Djurgården 0–1 AIK
Tjernström 5'
20 AIK 0–2 Hammarby
Eguren 4, 33'
21 Örgryte 0–0 AIK
22 AIK 2–2 Helsingborg
Burgič 47'
Carlsson 60'		 Shelton 39'
own goal 90'
23 Halmstad 2–2 AIK
Mattisson 18'
Fribrock 41'		 Burgič 74'
Carlsson 86'
24 AIK 4–0 IFK Göteborg
Rubarth 6'
Jonsson 33' (pen.)
Tjernström 65'
Figueiredo 78'
25 GAIS 0–0 AIK
26 AIK 3–0 Malmö FF
Figueiredo 43'
Burgič 48'
Jonsson 65' (pen.)


Top Scorers

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