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. Stadium KÍ Klaksvík plays its games in Við Djúpumýrar, a stadium with a capacity of 530 (2600 with standing places). For the team's 2020 European qualification, the Tórsvøllur stadium, which normally hosts the national team was used, since the Við Djúpumýrar stadium did not meet UEFA requirements for the third qualifying round and above. Current squad Notable former players Rógvi Jacobsen, played 53 matches for the Faroe Islands national team, scored 10 goals. Todi Jónsson, played 45 matches for the Faroe Islands national team, scored 9 goals. He played several years for FC Copenhagen in the Danish Superliga. Jákup Mikkelsen, played 73 matches for the Faroe Islands national football team as goalkeeper. Allan Mørkøre, played 54 matches for the Faroe Islands national team, scored 1 goal. Kurt Mørkøre, played 37 matches for the Faroe Islands national team, scored 3 goals. Mayowa Alli Albert Adu Filip Djordjevic Managers John Reid Bjartalíð (1945–1970) Sölvi Óskarsson (1972) Tony Paris (1977–1978) Peter Kordt (1980) Jens Hvidemose (1983–1984) Peter Kordt (1985) Olvheðin Jacobsen (1986) Steffen Petersen (1987) Jens Hvidemose (1988) John Kramer (1990) Petur Mohr (1991–1994) Sverri Jacobsen (1994–1995) Jóannes Jakobsen (1996–1998) Tony Paris (1999) Tomislav Sivić (2000–2001) Kurt Mørkøre (2002) Jan Joensen (2003) Ove Flindt Bjerg (2004–2005) Oddbjørn Joensen (2005) Tony Paris (2006–2007) Trygvi Mortensen (2007) Eyðun Klakkstein (2007–2008) Petur Mohr (2008–2009) Aleksandar Đorđević & Jákup Mikkelsen (2009) Petur Mohr (2009–2010) Aleksandar Đorđević (2010–2011) Páll Guðlaugsson (2012–2013) Eyðun Klakstein (2013–2014) Mikkjal Thomassen (2014–2022) Magne Hoseth (2022–)