At least in terms of the number of medals. The Kronborg Cup is a recreational tournament that focuses on participation, social interaction, and community. But at the same time, it also aims to celebrate achievements and victories.

With nine medals—including three gold, three silver, and three bronze—Lyngby Boldklub is the club that will return home from the Kronborg Cup with the most medals for its trophy case, as well as three trophies for victories in the Boys 2014 B, Boys 2012 B, and Boys 2008 A divisions. Two of the medals were won in the girls’ divisions.

Congratulations to Lyngby Boldklub, which also scored the most goals of any club at the Kronborg Cup—a total of 281 goals.

Eight Swedish Medals
In total, Swedish clubs brought home eight medals from the Kronborg Cup. The final tally was four gold and four silver medals. Gold went to Helsingborg City FC (Boys 2013 A), IK Wormo (Boys 2010 A), Bjärreds IF (Boys 2009 8:8), and Falkenbergs FF (Boys 2008 B), while silver went to Åkarps IF (Boys 2008 C), Nosaby IF (Boys 2008 A), Bjärreds IF (Boys 2009 8:8), and IF Brommapojkarna (Boys 2009 A).

Snekkersten IF and Hornbæk IF Share the Victory
Local clubs Snekkersten IF and Hornbæk IF share the victory among the local host clubs for the most medals at the 2022 Kronborg Cup. Both clubs secured five medals each.

On behalf of the Kronborg Cup, we would like to extend a big thank you to all volunteers and partners.