EB/Streymur – Club Profile
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Full Name: EB/Streymur (Eiðis Bóltfelag / Streymur)
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Founded: 1993 (merger of EB Eiði and Streymur)
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Location: Streymnes, Faroe Islands
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Stadium: Við Margáir
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Capacity: Around 1,000
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Club Colors: Red, black, and white
History
EB/Streymur was formed in 1993 through the merger of two small local clubs—EB Eiði and Streymur. The aim was to create a more competitive team for the island of Streymoy. In the late 2000s and early 2010s, EB/Streymur emerged as one of the strongest teams in Faroese football, achieving domestic success and making appearances in European competitions.
Honours
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Faroe Islands Premier League (Betri Deildin):
Champions (2): 2008, 2010 -
Faroe Islands Cup (Løgmanssteypið):
Winners (5): 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 -
Faroe Islands Super Cup:
Winners (2): 2010, 2011
Notable Players
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Arnbjørn Hansen – Legendary striker and one of the top scorers in Faroese football
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Hans Pauli Samuelsen – Midfield leader and long-serving captain
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Marni Djurhuus – Solid and reliable defender over many seasons
Notable Managers
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Heðin Askham – Guided the club through its golden era
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Johannes Jakobsen – Early architect of the team's structure and style
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Maurits Heijboer – Dutch coach who brought professionalism and tactical discipline
Best Domestic & International Campaigns
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Domestically:
EB/Streymur dominated Faroese football from 2007 to 2012, winning multiple cups and league titles. -
In Europe:
Participated in UEFA Champions League and Europa League qualifiers.-
Most notable matches include encounters with Manchester City (2008) and Lech Poznań.
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Current Status
EB/Streymur is no longer the powerhouse it once was, currently competing in the Betri Deildin (top division) but often finishing in mid-table. The club now focuses on youth development and local talent, aiming to rebuild toward previous success.
Stadium – Við Margáir
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Location: Streymnes
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Capacity: Approx. 1,000
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Description: A small, intimate ground with a scenic backdrop typical of the Faroe Islands, known for its close community atmosphere.
