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MAJOR NEWS:

According to Norðlýsið, a meeting was recently held at the Football Association, where it was decided that the top divisions for both women and men will be named the 'Meistaradeildin' going forward.

KÍ were held to a 0-0 draw against Víkingur in an intense yet uneventful clash.

The ‘Royal Blues’ remain six points clear of NSÍ - and the two sides meet on the final matchday.

It may look beautiful in the pictures, but beneath the stunning backdrop lies a crucial battle:

FC Suðuroy sit just above the relegation line with 13 points, while visitors 07 Vestur are bottom with 10. Only six matches remain.

Odmar Færø (35, KÍ) sells furniture and interior for businesses, while most of his free time is devoted to football.

From collecting dust in a box to proudly hanging on the wall, Færø’s national team shirts now decorate his office at IDE Møblar - where the CB works alongside his football career.

IT'S #BETRIDEILDIN MATCHDAY!!

Meinhard Egilsson Olsen is close to join Kolding IF:

The 27-year old Faroe Islands international is heading to the Danish second tier and Kolding. Meinhard will join on a free.

Brandur Hendriksson to NSÍ!

FINALLY:

Géza Dávid Turi (23) has got his Faroese passport! The best midfielder in the league can now set his eyes on a move abroad.

Congratulations Géza, congratulations Føroyar!

Confirmed Matchday #1 and #2 in the 2025 #BetriDeildin season:

The pre-season tournament "VFF Cup" will kick-off the 2025 season!

Fixtures:

Faroese goalkeeper legend Jákup Mikkelsen (54) has signed a deal with EB/Streymur to be their new assistant coach and goalkeepers coach.

Mikkelsen is a former Danish champion with Herfølge BK and won 73 caps for Føroyar.

He played his final #BetriDeildin match in 2016.

The boys U17 league will use VAR-light from the upcoming season.

FSF have decided to test the "light" version of the Video Assistant system in the boys U17 league.

Bjarki Nielsen returns to AB:

The 26-year-old striker re-joins AB after four seasons at B36. He has signed a two-year deal with the Argir club.

Hannes Agnarsson stays at #B36:

The 25-year-old has signed a new two-year deal with his boyhood club. He has played 182 matches for the club, scoring 31 goals.