Danish Superliga

The Danish Superliga (), also known as the 3F Superliga due to sponsorship, is a football league. It is the top division played in Denmark. The league has 12 teams, and the teams can be relegated to the Danish 1st Division. Games are typically played on Sundays, though typically there is one game each week also played on Friday and one game played on Monday.

Since the league's creation in 1991, F.C. Copenhagen has regularly been crowned as champions with 16 titles. Outside of F. C. Copenhagen, the league has also been won by FC Midtjylland, Brøndby IF, and AaB Fodbold, with these three teams combining to win 15 times.

History
The league was formed in 1991 and replaced the existing Danish 1st Division, which was the top division in Denmark at the time. The league first started with 10 teams, and the league first started in the spring of 1991, with each team playing each other twice for a total of 20 games. After the first season, the league changed to its current time of beginning in late July and ending in early June, with a two month break during the winter. The number of teams in the league has changed several times, beginning in 1995–96 when it expanded to 12 teams. In the 2016–17 season, the league was played with 14 teams but was changed back to 12 teams after the 2019–20 season.

As of the end of the 2024–25 season, there have been 32 teams that have played in the Danish Superliga. FC Fredericia made their first appearance in the league in the 2025–26 season.

Current clubs

Below is a list of teams that will compete in the upcoming 2025–26 Danish Superliga season.
 Club Finishing position2024–25 First season intop division First season ofcurrent spell intop division AGF  6 1918–19  2015–16 Brøndby  3 1982  1982 Copenhagen 1 1992–93  1992–93 Fredericia  2 2025–26  2025–26 Midtjylland  2 2000–01  2000–01 Nordsjælland  5 2002–03  2002–03 OB  1 1927–28  2025–26 Randers  4 2004–05  2011–12 Silkeborg  7 1988  2021–22 Sønderjyske  9 2001–02  2024–25 Vejle  10 1956–57  2023–24 Viborg  8 1981  2021–22

Previous winners

 1991: Brøndby 
 1992–93: Lyngby 
 1993–94: Copenhagen 
 1994–95: Silkeborg 
 1995–96: AaB 
 1996–97: Brøndby 
 1997–98: Brøndby 
 1998–99: Brøndby 
 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 
 2024–25: Copenhagen 

References

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Category:Football leagues in Europe
Category:1991 establishments in Europe
Category:Sport in Denmark