冰島聯賽盃 03/09 14:00 5 斯洛圖爾 v 弗雷姆雷克查域克 D 1-1
冰島聯賽盃 02/29 19:00 4 [5] 費基亞 v 斯洛圖爾 [3] L 3-0
冰島聯賽盃 02/24 14:00 3 [3] 斯洛圖爾 v IBV 韋斯文尼查 [6] W 2-1
冰島聯賽盃 02/16 19:00 2 斯洛圖爾 v 華路 W 2-0
冰島聯賽盃 02/11 20:00 1 [3] IR 雷克查域克 v 斯洛圖爾 [3] L 4-2
冰島季前賽盃 01/27 17:00 - 斯洛圖爾 v KR 雷克查域克 W 3-1
冰島季前賽盃 01/20 13:00 - 法拉姆 v 斯洛圖爾 L 3-1
冰島季前賽盃 01/13 12:00 - 華路 v 斯洛圖爾 L 7-1
冰島1 Deild 09/16 14:00 22 斯洛圖爾 v 阿費查爾丁 W 2-1
冰島1 Deild 09/09 14:00 21 [4] IF Vestri v 斯洛圖爾 [8] L 2-1
冰島1 Deild 08/31 17:30 20 [10] 斯洛圖爾 v 格連戴域克 [6] W 5-0
冰島1 Deild 08/25 19:15 19 [7] 格羅塔 Seltjarnarnes v 斯洛圖爾 [11] D 2-2
冰島1 Deild 08/20 19:15 18 [11] 斯洛圖爾 v 阿簡尼斯 [2] D 1-1
冰島1 Deild 08/16 18:00 17 [7] 托爾 阿克雷裏 v 斯洛圖爾 [10] L 2-1
冰島1 Deild 08/12 17:00 16 [10] 斯洛圖爾 v 瑟福斯 [9] W 4-3
冰島1 Deild 08/02 19:15 15 [9] 斯洛圖爾 v 拿爾維克 [11] L 3-5
冰島1 Deild 07/27 19:15 14 [12] Aegir v 斯洛圖爾 [9] D 2-2
冰島1 Deild 07/20 19:15 13 [6] 雷克尼 v 斯洛圖爾 [7] L 3-2
冰島1 Deild 07/16 16:00 12 [7] 斯洛圖爾 v 富佐尼 [2] D 2-2
冰島1 Deild 07/12 19:15 11 [1] 阿費查爾丁 v 斯洛圖爾 [6] L 1-0
冰島1 Deild 07/08 14:00 10 [6] 斯洛圖爾 v IF Vestri [9] L 1-2
冰島1 Deild 06/30 19:15 9 [4] 格連戴域克 v 斯洛圖爾 [7] W 1-2
冰島1 Deild 06/22 19:15 8 [8] 斯洛圖爾 v 格羅塔 Seltjarnarnes [6] W 2-1
冰島1 Deild 06/16 19:15 7 [7] 阿簡尼斯 v 斯洛圖爾 [8] L 6-3
冰島1 Deild 06/10 14:00 6 [10] 斯洛圖爾 v 托爾 阿克雷裏 [5] W 3-0
冰島1 Deild 06/01 19:15 5 [4] 瑟福斯 v 斯洛圖爾 [8] L 2-1
冰島1 Deild 05/26 19:15 4 [10] 拿爾維克 v 斯洛圖爾 [5] L 3-1
冰島1 Deild 05/21 19:15 3 [11] 斯洛圖爾 v Aegir [10] W 3-1
冰島盃 05/18 16:00 4 斯洛圖爾 v 貝雷達比歷克 L 0-3
冰島1 Deild 05/11 19:15 2 [5] 富佐尼 v 斯洛圖爾 [10] D 3-3

Knattspyrnufélagið Þróttur, also referred to as Þróttur Reykjavík or Throttur, is a sports club from Reykjavík in Iceland. The club runs a football department as well as handball, volleyball and tennis departments. The club has enjoyed tremendous success in men's volleyball, winning a total of 14 Icelandic Championships since 1974. The handball department enjoyed great success in the early 1980s, winning its major honour, the Icelandic handball cup, in 1981. Football has been played by the club from start, and is the biggest of the four departments.

History

The club was founded on 5 August 1949. The club was founded in a Nissen hut on the west side of Reykjavík. The club drew support from local area which in the 1950s included large numbers of Nissen huts, an area that was in many ways poverty stricken. The club struggled financially for the first years. The club moved in 1969 to the east side of Reykjavík to a new district that was expanding in the 1960s. The club founded a handball department in the 1950s, and was quite successful in women's handball, winning every available trophy in 1957. A volleyball department was founded in 1974 and has since become the most successful volleyball team in Iceland. The handball department faced financial difficulties in the late 1980s and was disbanded in 1989, but revived in the year 2000. From 1989 the club has also had a Tennis department.

The club moved its headquarters again in 1999 to the nearby area of Laugardalur. Plans to merge the club with neighbors Glímufélagið Ármann did not prove successful, the two clubs now share a location but specialize in different types of sports. Þróttur concentrate more on group sports whereas Ármann focuses more on individual sports, except for basketball.

Recent seasons in football

The team played in the Úrvalsdeild Karla (men's premier division) in 2005, but it was relegated to the 1. deild karla (men's second league level). They clinched promotion again after the 2007 season. In 2008 the team finished in 10th place, just above the relegation zone. Þróttur was the first to be relegated during the 2009 season, having been sent down after playing only 19 games out of the 22. The 2010 season saw the return of former favorite player, Páll Einarsson, as coach. The season was an overall disappointment and the club finished in mid table in division one. In the following season, the team finished in similar position. The 2012 started off badly, but a mid season turnaround meant that the team made a challenge for promotion, but in the end came in 3rd place. After another poor start to the 2013 season Páll Einarsson was sacked and was replaced by Serbian Zoran Milkjović. Following the 2013 season, Zoran Milkjović left the club, and was replaced by Gregg Ryder who had previously been the assistant coach at ÍBV.

The women's team was promoted to the Úrvalsdeild kvenna (women's top division) in 2010, but got relegated the year after. In 2012 the team got off to bad start but nevertheless managed to win the league and promotion back into the top division.[]

斯洛圖爾,冰島足球俱樂部,成立於 1911 年。主場位於雷克雅維克,容納人數為 10000 人。斯洛圖爾是冰島最成功的球隊之一,曾 24 次贏得冰島足球冠軍聯賽冠軍和 14 次冰島盃冠軍。球隊目前參加冰島足球超級聯賽,是冰島足球聯賽系統的最高級別。斯洛圖爾在歐洲賽場上的最佳成績是晉級歐足聯歐洲聯賽資格賽第三輪。