Danish Superliga: Dates, teams, venues, format and more

Founded in 1991, the Danish Superliga replaced the old Danish 1st Division, and remains Denmark's top level of professional football.

Here is everything you need to know about the Danish Superliga.

Danish Superliga dates

The 2024/25 Danish Superliga season started on 18th July 2025 and end on 25th May 2026

Danish Superliga format

Like a number of European leagues, the Danish Superliga uses a split league, separating into the championship round and relegation round.

All teams plays a home and away game against the rest of the league, with 22 games played prior to the split. The top six teams and the bottom six teams then play another home and away match within their respective group.

All goals and points from the season are carried over with the bottom two teams relegated, and European places decided by league ranking, with the exception of the final European place. This is decided by the highest team in the relegation round, and the lowest ranked team in the championship round who hasn't already qualified for Europe.

Danish Superliga teams

A total of 12 teams compete in the Danish Superliga. The teams in the 2024/25 season are:

• Fredericia

• AGF

• Brøndby

• Copenhagen

• OB

• Midtjylland

• Nordsjælland

• Randers

• Silkeborg

• Sønderjyske

• Vejle

• Viborg

Danish Superliga venues and stadiums

Club	Stadium
Fredericia	Monjasa Park
AGF	Ceres Park
Brøndby	Brøndby Stadium
Copenhagen	Parken
OB	Nature Energy Park
Midtjylland	MCH Arena
Nordsjælland	Right to Dream Park
Randers	Cepheus Park Randers
Silkeborg	JYSK Park
Sønderjyske	Sydbank Park
Vejle	Vejle Stadion
Viborg	Energi Viborg Arena

Danish Superliga odds

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