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FC Z is a Swedish TV-show about 15 nerds who never have played football (soccer).^[1] Now, under management by one of Sweden's best football players through time, Glenn Hysen, FC Z have 4 months to prove to be worthy opponents against Swedish champions Djurgårdens IF. FC Z is a spin-off of the popular Danish reality show and team FC Zulu.

• Glenn Hysén (trainer)
• Richard Lidberg (co-trainer)

• Joachim Almquist (#4)
• Andreas Andersson (#18)
• Kristoffer Andersson (#32)
• Thomas Bodström (#2) (Temporary member against Djurgårdens IF)
• Joakim Dahlin (#15)
• Felix Gottvall (#6)
• Matti Haapamäki (#23)
• Anders Hjelmberg (#3)
• Per-Olof Johansson (#16)
• Tore Kullgren (#21)
• Johan Mickels (#19)
• Farhad Rouhani (#8)
• Daniel Stjernlöf (#1)
• Per Svensson (#20)
• Robin Wiksander (#11)
• Niklas Öjman (#13)

• Joachim Almquist (#4)
• Andreas Andersson (#18)
• Joakim Dahlin (#15)
• Felix Gottvall (#6)
• Anders Hjelmberg (#3)
• Tore Kullgren (#21)
• Henning Larsson (#14)
• Fredrik Lundebring (#2)
• Keizo Matsubara (#5)
• Johan Mickels (#19)
• Farhad Rouhani (#8)
• Daniel Stjernlöf (#1)
• Joakim "Britney" Söderberg (#10)
• Robin Wiksander (#11)
• Niklas Öjman (#13)

• In 2006 FC Z won the Swedish TV award "Kristallen" for best reality TV show.^[1]
• The first season was released on DVD on September 20, 2006.
• Joakim Söderberg is nicknamed "Britney" after his idol, American singer Britney Spears.
• In his spare time Tore Kullgren enjoys writing for English Wikipedia.
• Both Keizo Matsubara and Joakim Söderberg played with HC Z, the hockey version of FC Z, before joining the football counterpart for season 2.

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