Danish Superliga

Danish Superliga

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Matches

Latest Matchday

Matchday 13

Friday 30 October
FTLyngbyRanders FC
Sunday 1 November
FTOdenseSilkeborg
FTViborgAC Horsens
FTNordsjællandFC Midtjylland
FTBrøndbyAarhus
Monday 2 November
FTSønderjyskEFC Copenhagen

Next Matchday

Matchday 14 · 06-08.11.2026

Friday 6 November
18:00SilkeborgLyngby
Saturday 7 November
17:00OdenseViborg
Sunday 8 November
11:00FC CopenhagenBrøndby
13:00AarhusAC Horsens
15:00Randers FCNordsjælland
17:00FC MidtjyllandSønderjyskE

Team Stats

Player Stats

#TeamPGDPts
1FC Midtjylland13+1231
2FC Copenhagen13+1629
3Viborg13+823
4Brøndby13+322
5Nordsjælland13+320
6Odense13-217
7AC Horsens13+216
8Aarhus13-412
9Silkeborg13-712
10Randers FC13-811
11Lyngby13-911
12SønderjyskE13-148

Overview

Danish Superliga in brief

The Danish Superliga is the top division of Danish football and has been played since 1991, taking over from the 1st Division as the top tier of a national championship that dates back to 1912–13. Twelve clubs play 22 rounds, after which the table splits into a championship round and a relegation round of six clubs each, who play each other twice more; 4th and 7th then meet in a one-off play-off for the last European place.

FC Copenhagen, formed in 1992 when KB and B 1903 combined their top-level football, have won the most Superliga titles, and their meetings with Brøndby in the Copenhagen derby have been described as the fiercest rivalry in Danish sport. Brøndby, Midtjylland, AaB, Nordsjælland, Silkeborg, Lyngby, Herfølge and AGF are the other clubs to have been crowned champions in the Superliga era.

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