LPS/Kuninkaat

LPS/Kuninkaat
Nickname(s) LPS
Founded 1999
Ground Kallion tekonurmi,
Kallio, Helsinki
Finland
Manager Finland Reko Etelävuori, Janne Suvensalmi
League Nelonen

LPS/Kuninkaat is a football club from Helsinki in Finland. The club was formed in 1999 and their home ground is at Kallion tekonurmi. Team currently plays in the Nelonen (fourth division). LPS/Kuninkaat is playing under the flag of Laajasalon Palloseura.

Background

The club was established by a group of friends in 1999. Same friends played Floorball in a club called S.C. Kings before the football club. Kuninkaat couldn't use the name S.C. Kings in football because a club named S.C. Kings already existed. LPS/Kuninkaat started their journey in finnish seventh division and picked up one level every year until 4th division. Kuninkaat has also a team in futsal which plays in finnish second division.

Club Structure

LPS/Kuninkaat is part of Laajasalon Palloseura.

2015 season

LPS / Kuninkaat is participating in Section 2 of the Nelonen (Fourth Division) administered by the Helsinki SPL.

2016 season

LPS / Kuninkaat is participating in Section 2 of the Nelonen (Fourth Division) administered by the Helsinki SPL.

Current Squad for the 2016 Season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Finland GK Mikko Huovinen
88 Finland GK Janne Suvensalmi
2 Finland FW Jan Grehn
3 Finland DF Pekka Haapimaa
4 Finland MF Lauri Sirén
5 Finland MF Sami Strömsten
6 Finland MF Markus Juvonen
7 Finland DF Mikko Hartonen
8 Finland FW Matti Grönlund
9 Finland DF Eino Ahtola
10 Finland MF Reko Etelävuori
11 Finland FW Oskari Varpela
No. Position Player
13 Finland DF Timo Malvela
14 Finland FW Lauri Busk
16 Finland MF Risto Salmi
17 Finland MF Valtteri Varpela
18 Finland MF Jonathan Ekholm
19 Estonia DF Taavi Havre
20 Finland DF Jarkko Suominen
21 Finland MF Markus Maunula
23 Finland DF Mikko Jurvainen
24 Finland DF Antti Vikman
25 Finland MF Aleksi Bergman
26 Finland FW Cristian Laakso

References and sources

Footnotes

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