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Marcus Bergwall

Personal information
Date of birth	(1971-01-11) 11 January 1971 (age 54)
Playing position	Defender
Youth career
	Lesjöfors
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1991–1999	Boltic
1999–2001	Hammarby
2001–2003	BolticGöta
2003–2004	Raketa
2004–2005	BolticGöta
2005–2006	Hammarby
2005–2006	Sköndal/GT76
2005–2007	Hammarby
2007–2008	Dynamo Moscow
2008–2009	Vetlanda
2009–2010	IFK Kungälv
2009–2011	IFK Vänersborg
2012–2013	Karlstad Bandy
2012–2014	Mosserud
National team
	Sweden
Medal record Men's bandy Representing  Sweden World Championships 1997 Sweden Team 2003 Arkhangelsk Team 2005 Kazan Team 2009 Västerås Team 2007 Kemerovo Team
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Marcus Bergwall (born 11 January 1971) is a Swedish former bandy player who played as defender. Marcus is the older brother of teammate Andreas Bergwall. Marcus has played many games for Sweden's national team and played in several Bandy World Championships.

Career

Club career

Bergwall is a youth product of Lesjöfors and has represented Boltic, Hammarby, BolticGöta, Raketa, Sköndal/GT76, Dynamo Moscow, Vetlanda, IFK Kungälv, IFK Vänersborg, Karlstad Bandy, and Mosserud.

International career

Bergwall was part of Swedish World Champion teams of 1997, 2003, 2005, and 2009.

Honours

Country

Sweden

• Bandy World Championship: 1997, 2003, 2005, 2009

References

1. "Bandysidan.nu - Marcus Bergwall".
2. "Sveriges världsmästartrupper". Svenska Bandyförbundet.
3. "SVERIGES VÄRLDSMÄSTARTRUPPER - Svenska Bandyförbundet". Archived from the original on 31 January 2019. Retrieved 26 January 2018.

External links

• Marcus Bergwall at Bandysidan.nu (in Swedish)

Sweden squads

v t e Sweden squad – 1997 Bandy World Championship Winners  Åström  Berglund GK A. Bergwall  M. Bergwall  Claesson GK Forsell  Fosshaug  Fredricson  Holgersson  Jonsson  Johansson  Muhrén  Rosendahl  Olsson  Sandell  Spångberg Coach: Karlsson v t e Sweden squad – 2003 Bandy World Championship Winners 1 A. Bergwall 4 M. Bergwall 5 Rosendahl 8 Söderholm 9 Lindström 10 Erixon 11 Östling 13 Muhrén 15 Eriksson 16 Nilsson 18 Södergren 19 Carlsson 20 Fosshaug 22 Gustafsson 23 Hagberg 30 Kjörling Coach: Hultqvist 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

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