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Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 11/27 14:00 9 Eslövs BK v KSF Prespa Birlik L 10-0
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 11/20 13:00 8 KSF Prespa Birlik v Räppe GOIF L 1-7
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 11/14 12:00 7 FBK Balkan v KSF Prespa Birlik L 6-0
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 11/07 13:00 6 KSF Prespa Birlik v IFK Karlshamn L 2-5
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 10/30 13:00 1 IFK Berga v KSF Prespa Birlik L 1-0
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 10/24 13:00 30 KSF Prespa Birlik v FC Rosengård 1917 L 0-3
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 10/10 12:00 28 [15] KSF Prespa Birlik v Nosaby [14] L 2-5
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 10/02 12:00 27 [11] Asarums IF FK v KSF Prespa Birlik [13] L 4-1
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 09/25 12:00 26 [12] Kristianstad FC v KSF Prespa Birlik [13] L 1-0
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 09/19 11:00 25 [15] KSF Prespa Birlik v Eslövs BK [11] W 4-1
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 09/12 13:00 24 Räppe GOIF v KSF Prespa Birlik L 7-0
Sweden 2.div Södra Götaland 09/08 17:00 16 [8] Sölvesborgs GoIF v KSF Prespa Birlik [14] L 2-1

Wikipedia - KSF Prespa Birlik

KSF Prespa Birlik was a Swedish football, culture, and sports association founded in 1973 in Malmö. The football section of the club was dissolved in 2023.

The club was named after the geographical area Prespa. The word "birlik" means unity in Turkish. The football club was founded by ethnic Swedish Turks and Macedonian Turkish born or living in Malmö and the surrounding areas with ancestral roots from the Prespa region in the Former Yugoslavia.

The club plans on bringing back a football section ahead of the 2025 season where they will compete in Division 6 the lowest division of Swedish football. They have brought back former players and now are looking for a place to play as Heleneholm’s IP is already occupied by tenants such as IFK Malmö, Helenehoms SK and Saba Palestina.

History

The Formation of KSF Prespa Birlik

The Turks who came to Sweden in the 1960s came as a labor force. In the autumn of 1973, the association was founded. Through many attempts at a start-up, they eventually succeeded in forming a non-political and non-religious association. It became an open association for everyone. The association had many committed members, parents, leaders and young people.

In 1984, with a larger organization and number of members, the association was renamed KSF Prespa Birlik. KSF stands for "Kultur och Sportföreningen Prespa Birlik" in Turkish, which translates to Culture and Sports Association Prespa Unity. This restructuring led to rapid growth and brought the number of members up to 600.

The business flourished rapidly, not least in sports. In addition to the senior team, they formed a B-team and many other youth teams in football, table tennis, billiards, chess and more. Also in the cultural activities, they created folklore groups of different ages, circle courses under the auspices of ABF and discussion forums for integration. The association began to take place in Malmö both in sports and culture, they played football in the then Division 4, they took social responsibility for association members and young people.

Swedish Turks and Macedonian Turkish who came to Sweden had dreams of working hard, saving money and returning to their homeland. For some, the dream of moving back did not come true. The association believes its community has a much better life in Sweden.

KSF Prespa Birlik is a soccer team based in Sweden that competes in various leagues and tournaments. The team is known for its strong work ethic, skilled players, and passionate fan base. With a history of success on the field, KSF Prespa Birlik has established itself as a formidable opponent in Swedish soccer. The team's dedication to excellence and commitment to teamwork make them a force to be reckoned with in the world of soccer. Whether playing at home or on the road, KSF Prespa Birlik always gives their all and strives for victory in every match they play.