Founded in 1991, replacing the old Danish 1st Division, the Danish Superliga represents the highest level of professional football in Denmark.
Since changing to the Superliga, Copenhagen have been the most successful team with 15 titles, while Brondby have seven, ahead of Aalborg and Midtyjlland on four each. Herfolge, Lyngby, Nordsjaelland and Silkeborg all have one each.
Danish Superliga previous winners
Season | Champions |
1991 | Brøndby |
1991–92 | Lyngby |
1992–93 | Copenhagen |
1993–94 | Silkeborg |
1994–95 | AaB |
1995–96 | Brøndby |
1996–97 | Brøndby |
1997–98 | Brøndby |
1998–99 | AaB |
1999–2000 | Herfølge |
2000–01 | Copenhagen |
2001–02 | Brøndby |
2002–03 | Copenhagen |
2003–04 | Copenhagen |
2004–05 | Brøndby |
2005–06 | Copenhagen |
2006–07 | Copenhagen |
2007–08 | AaB |
2008–09 | Copenhagen |
2009–10 | Copenhagen |
2010–11 | Copenhagen |
2011–12 | Nordsjælland |
2012–13 | Copenhagen |
2013–14 | AaB |
2014–15 | Midtjylland |
2015–16 | Copenhagen |
2016–17 | Copenhagen |
2017–18 | Midtjylland |
2018–19 | Copenhagen |
2019–20 | Midtjylland |
2020–21 | Brøndby |
2021–22 | Copenhagen |
2022–23 | Copenhagen |
2023–24 | Midtjylland |
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