Our support of Helsingborg this summer continues as we follow their progress in the second tier of the Swedish footballing pyramid. HIF head into their last game before the summer break off the back of two heavy defeats against their promotion rivals.

Our support of Helsingborg this summer continues as we follow their progress in the second tier of the Swedish footballing pyramid. The Swedish side entered the back to back promotion ‘six-pointers’ in second place in the league and undefeated. The next two games could define their season.

Our support of Helsingborgs this summer continues as we follow their progress in the second tier of the Swedish footballing pyramid. During the last week Helsingborgs IF and the Superettan league in general has had an interesting few days. Here are the highlights.

Our support of Helsingborg this summer continues as we follow their progress in the second tier of the Swedish footballing pyramid. After completing game weeks nine and ten of the season, Helsingborg remain unbeaten and sit second in the league as they continue in their bid for promotion back to

Our support of Helsingborg this summer continues as we follow their progress in the second tier of the Swedish footballing pyramid. Match days seven and eight saw Helsingborg at home against IK Frej and Norrby IF with both games proving to be tougher tests than they otherwise should have been.

A victory against Åtvidaberg would take Helsingborg, the team we are lending our support to this summer, up the league table to second position in Superettan and extend their unbeaten run to six games.

Helsingborgs IF remain unbeaten in the Superettan this season after beating Degerfors IF at Olympia last Monday.

Back in March, TEB announced that we will be following the fortunes of Swedish side Helsingborgs IF (HIF) over the summer months which fits very well because of a number of similarities with Palace. Unfortunately, they have started their season in less than impressive form as HIF attempt to gain promotion back to

As the season is drawing to a close I needed a distraction from the ‘Wenger Out’ campaigns so I thought I’d take a look at our last four years of transfers.

The Crystal Palace Youth Academy is considered to be one of the best in the English game but does that hold up under scrutiny?