Faroe Islands Premier League 03/16 17:00 2 [3] B36 Torshavn v KÍ Klaksvík [2] L 2-0
Faroe Islands Premier League 03/10 15:00 1 [2] KÍ Klaksvík v IF Fuglafjordur [2] W 6-0
World Club Friendlies 02/09 13:00 - [8] Real Salt Lake v KÍ Klaksvík [11] L 3-0
Europe Friendlies 02/06 14:00 1 Silkeborg IF v KÍ Klaksvík L 3-0
World Club Friendlies 01/31 15:00 1 [2] KÍ Klaksvík v Beijing Guoan [2] L 0-1
UEFA Conference League 12/14 20:00 6 [1] Lille v KÍ Klaksvík [3] L 3-0
UEFA Conference League 11/30 17:45 5 [3] KÍ Klaksvík v Slovan Bratislava [2] L 1-2
UEFA Conference League 11/09 20:00 4 [4] Olimpija Ljubljana v KÍ Klaksvík [3] L 2-0
Faroe Islands Premier League 10/29 15:00 27 [1] KÍ Klaksvík v Vikingur Gota [2] L 1-2
UEFA Conference League 10/26 16:45 3 [3] KÍ Klaksvík v Olimpija Ljubljana [4] W 3-0
Faroe Islands Premier League 10/22 14:00 26 [2] B36 Torshavn v KÍ Klaksvík [1] D 0-0
Faroe Islands Premier League 10/08 14:00 25 [10] AB Argir v KÍ Klaksvík [1] D 1-1
UEFA Conference League 10/05 16:45 2 [3] KÍ Klaksvík v Lille [1] D 0-0
Faroe Islands Premier League 10/01 14:15 24 [1] KÍ Klaksvík v IF Fuglafjordur [9] W 5-0
Faroe Islands Premier League 09/27 17:00 17 [6] EB/Streymur v KÍ Klaksvík [1] W 0-2
Faroe Islands Premier League 09/24 14:00 23 [8] TB Tvoroyri v KÍ Klaksvík [1] W 1-5
UEFA Conference League 09/21 19:00 1 [2] Slovan Bratislava v KÍ Klaksvík [2] L 2-1
Faroe Islands Premier League 09/18 17:00 22 [1] KÍ Klaksvík v B68 Toftir [7] D 1-1
Faroe Islands Premier League 09/15 17:00 21 [3] HB Torshavn v KÍ Klaksvík [1] W 1-2
UEFA Europa League Qualifying 08/31 17:00 636 Sheriff Tiraspol v KÍ Klaksvík L 2-1
Faroe Islands Premier League 08/27 14:00 20 [1] KÍ Klaksvík v EB Streymur [6] W 3-2
UEFA Europa League Qualifying 08/24 18:45 636 KÍ Klaksvík v Sheriff Tiraspol D 1-1
Faroe Islands Premier League 08/20 14:00 19 [1] KÍ Klaksvík v 07 Vestur [5] D 1-1
UEFA Champions League Qualifying 08/15 17:00 16 Molde v KÍ Klaksvík L 2-0
Faroe Islands Premier League 08/11 18:00 18 [4] Vikingur Gota v KÍ Klaksvík [1] L 2-1
UEFA Champions League Qualifying 08/08 18:45 16 KÍ Klaksvík v Molde W 2-1
Faroe Islands Premier League 08/06 14:00 17 EB/Streymur v KÍ Klaksvík - Postponed
UEFA Champions League Qualifying 08/02 17:00 15 BK Hacken v KÍ Klaksvík W 6-7
UEFA Champions League Qualifying 07/26 18:45 15 KÍ Klaksvík v BK Hacken D 0-0
UEFA Champions League Qualifying 07/19 16:00 14 Ferencvarosi TC v KÍ Klaksvík W 0-3

Klaksvíkar Ítróttarfelag ("Klaksvík Sports Club"), commonly abbreviated to or KÍ Klaksvik, is a Faroese professional football organisation based in Klaksvík. The club was founded in 1904 and is one of the most successful Faroese football clubs, having won the Faroe Islands Premier League twenty-one times and the Faroe Islands Cup six times. The club wears blue and white and plays matches at the Við Djúpumýrar stadium.

KÍ Klaksvik notably became the first Faroese football club to play in the group stage of a major UEFA-organised European competition, qualfiying for this phase in the 2023–24 edition of the UEFA Europa Conference League.

History

KÍ won the inaugural edition of Faroese top-tier football in 1942. In 1992, KÍ Klaksvík participated for the first time on a European stage, competing in the Champions League preliminary round against Skonto Riga of Latvia, where they lost 6–1 on aggregate.

By winning the double in 1999, KÍ reached a total of 21 league titles, a record at the time. KÍ didn't win the league title again until 2019, and although it held the honour of having won the most league titles since the 1950s, it was surpassed by HB in 2004. Although the team signed former great Todi Jónsson and local Atli Danielsen in July 2009 for the remainder of the season, KÍ was relegated for the first time in the club's 105 year-long history at the time. Despite a slow start, they managed to return to the top league for 2011, when they finished fifth under the guidance of manager Aleksandar Đorđević.

In 2012, KÍ did one better than the previous year, and finished in 4th position. The team was the most potent attacking side, scoring 59 goals in 27 matches; Páll Klettskarð scored 22 goals and was the joint top-scorer. In the buildup to the 2013 season, Atli Danielsen and Meinhardt Joensen were signed, helping KÍ to reach the semi-final of the cup. However, they finished the league season in a disappointing 8th place. Ndende Adama Guéye was signed after the season, and the team hired a new manager, Mikkjal Thomassen, who managed the team until 2022. The new manager implemented a new system, foreign to most of the players, and so KÍ experienced a difficult start to the season. Later in the first half of the season, the team had implemented the style, playing attractive, free-flowing attacking football, eventually finishing fifth. In 2016, they missed out on their first league title since 1999 by just one point to Víkingur Gøta, although they did win the Faroe Islands Cup. The next year, they lost the title to the same team by an even closer margin, only having a slightly worse goal difference. While the next season was a disappointment, with the team only finishing fifth, the following years, starting with the 2019 season would prove remarkable ones.

That year, KÍ not only won their first title in twenty years, but they managed to reach the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League for the first time, defeating Riteriai from Lithuania on away goals. In 2020, KÍ went one better, becoming the first Faroese team to qualify for the Europa League playoff round by beating Dinamo Tbilisi 6–1 in the third qualifying round, which KÍ had reached for the first time. This shock result, against a much larger and more prestigious European club, was watched by seventy percent of the Klaksvik population, and set up what was labelled 'the biggest game in their history' against the Irish club Dundalk F.C, which they lost 3–1.

In 2023, KÍ advanced to the second qualifying round of the Champions League for only the second time in their history by defeating 34-time Hungarian champions Ferencváros 3–0 on aggregate, consisting of a 0–0 draw in Klaksvik and a 3–0 win in Budapest, rivalling their win over Dinamo Tbilisi as the biggest result in the history of the club. The Faroese club faced Swedish side BK Häcken in the second qualifying round, beating them 4–3 on penalties after drawing 3–3 on aggregate. This historic result meant that KÍ became the first ever Faroese side to reach the third qualifying round of the Champions League. This result guaranteed the club's continental football path/route until at least December 2023. They will also be the first ever Faroese side to play in the group stages of a European competition. Klaksvik played Norwegian club Molde in the third qualifying round, defeating them with a scoreline of 2–1 in the home leg; however, this was overturned in the away leg with a 2–0 defeat in extra time. During the run, striker Árni Frederiksberg scored 6 goals. Klaksvik then played the Moldovan club Sheriff Tiraspol in the Europa League play-off round, tying the home game 1–1 before losing 1–2 in the away match. The Faroese team got drawn into Group A of the Europa Conference League 2023-24 season, along with Lille, Slovan Bratislava and Olimpija Ljubljana. In their first game, they lost 2–1 to Slovan Bratislava, with Deni Pavlovic becoming KI's inaugural scorer in the group stages.They made history on October 5 by drawing 0–0 with Lille, becoming the first Faroese team to score a point in the group stages of a European competition, and on October 26, when they won against Olimpija Ljubljana 3–0, they became the first team from the Faroe Islands to win a game in the group stages of a European competition. After the season, manager Magne Hoseth left to manage Danish Superliga side Lyngby Boldklub, and the club hired Haakon Lunov to replace him.

KÍ Klaksvík is a professional soccer team based in the town of Klaksvík, located in the Faroe Islands. The team was founded in 1904 and has a rich history in Faroese soccer, having won numerous domestic titles over the years. KÍ Klaksvík plays its home matches at the Gundadalur Stadium, which has a capacity of 2,000 spectators. The team's colors are blue and white, and its crest features a stylized version of the town's coat of arms. KÍ Klaksvík is known for its strong defense and disciplined play, and has a loyal fan base that supports the team both at home and on the road. The team's current roster includes a mix of experienced veterans and promising young players, and is led by head coach Mikkjal Thomassen. Overall, KÍ Klaksvík is a respected and competitive team in Faroese soccer, and is always a tough opponent for any team it faces.