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Anders Svensson

Personal information
Date of birth	(1975-06-11) 11 June 1975 (age 49)
Playing position	Goalkeeper
Club information
Current team	Edsbyn
Number	21
Youth career
	IFK Rättvik
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1993–1994	Ljusdal
1994–1995	IFK Rättvik
1995–2012	Edsbyn
2012–2014	Dynamo Kazan
2014–2015	Volga
2015–	Edsbyn
National team
	Sweden
Medal record Men's bandy Representing  Sweden World Championships 2005 Kazan Team 2009 Västerås Team 2010 Moscow Team 2012 Almaty Team 2007 Kemerovo Team 2014 Irkutsk Team 2018 Khabarovsk Team
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Anders Svensson (born 11 June 1975) is a Swedish bandy player who currently plays for Edsbyn as a goalkeeper.

Career

Club career

Svensson is a youth product of IFK Rättvik and has represented Ljusdal, IFK Rättvik, Edsbyn, Dynamo Kazan, and Volga.

International career

Svensson was part of Swedish World Champions teams of 2005, 2009, 2010, and 2012.

Honours

Country

Sweden

• Bandy World Championship: 2005, 2009, 2010, 2012

References

1. "Bandysidan.nu - Anders Svensson".
2. ^ "SVERIGES VÄRLDSMÄSTARTRUPPER - Svenska Bandyförbundet". Archived from the original on 2019-01-31. Retrieved 2018-01-26.

External links

• Anders Svensson at Bandysidan.nu (in Swedish)
• Anders Svensson at the Russian Bandy Federation (in Russian)

Sweden squads

v t e Sweden squad – 2005 Bandy World Championship Winners 1 A. Bergwall 4 M. Bergwall 6 Westh 7 Andersson 8 Söderholm 10 Erixon 11 Östling 12 Svensson 13 Muhrén 15 Eriksson 16 Hellmyrs 18 Liw 20 Holgersson 22 Karlsson 23 Hagberg 25 Fosshaug Coach: Hultqvist v t e Sweden squad – 2007 Bandy World Championship Runners-up 1 A. Bergwall 2 Englund 3 Bruun 4 Hellmyrs 5 Westh 6 H. Andersson 8 M. Bergwall 9 Liw 10 Erixon 11 Östling 12 Svensson 13 Muhrén 16 Olsson 17 Mossberg 18 Edling 20 D. Andersson 21 Karlsson 91 J. Andersson Coach: Jacobsson v t e Sweden squad – 2009 Bandy World Championship Winners 1 A. Bergwall 2 Englund 4 Hellmyrs 5 Westh 6 Berlin 8 M. Bergwall 10 Erixon 11 Östling 15 Hedqvist 13 Muhrén 16 Jonsson 17 Mossberg 18 Edling 19 Nilsson 21 Svensson 23 Edlund 32 Välitalo 91 Andersson Coach: Jakobsson v t e Sweden squad – 2010 Bandy World Championship Winners 1 Bergwall 2 Englund 3 Pettersson 4 Hellmyrs 5 Westh 6 Berlin 8 H. Andersson 10 Erixon 14 Välitalo 16 Jonsson 17 Mossberg 18 Edling 19 Nilsson 21 Svensson 23 Edlund 83 D. Andersson 91 J. Andersson Coach: Bergman v t e Sweden squad – 2012 Bandy World Championship Winners 1 Bergwall 2 Englund 4 Hellmyrs 5 Westh 6 Berlin 8 H. Andersson 9 Löfstedt 10 Erixon 14 Bergström 15 Pettersson 16 Säfström 17 Mossberg 18 Edling 21 Svensson 22 Mickelsson 64 Välitalo 83 D. Andersson 91 Esplund Coach: Bergman v t e Sweden squad – 2014 Bandy World Championship Runners-up 4 Hellmyrs 5 Westh 6 Berlin 8 H. Andersson 9 Löfstedt 11 Pizzoni Elfving 15 L. Pettersson 16 Säfström 18 Bergwall 19 Nilsson 20 Einarsson 21 Svensson 23 Edlund 24 Johansson 40 Gilljam 64 Välitalo 83 D. Andersson 95 E. Pettersson Coach: Claesson v t e Sweden squad – 2018 Bandy World Championship Runners-up 4 Hellmyrs 5 Westh 6 Berlin 8 H. Andersson 9 Löfstedt 11 Pizzoni Elfving 13 Hedberg 15 L. Pettersson 16 Säfström 18 J. Andersson 21 Edlund 24 Johansson 40 Gilljam 42 Svensson 45 Fagerström 75 Eriksson 94 Jansson 95 E. Pettersson Coach: Olsson

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