Superliga Table

The Superliga table as it stands, updated as results come in.

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TeamPWDLGFGAGDPtsForm
1F.C. København1410222912+1732lostdrewdrewwonwon
2FC Midtjylland149502917+1232wonwonwonwondrew
3Viborg FF148242213+926wonlostlostwonwon
4FC Nordsjælland146532618+823drewdrewdrewlostwon
5Brøndby IF147162321+222wonlostwonwonlost
6Odense Boldklub144551619-317drewwondrewwonlost
7AC Horsens144462323016drewdrewwonlostlost
8AGF143651921-215wondrewwonlostwon
9Silkeborg IF143651824-615drewlostdrewlostwon
10Lyngby Boldklub142571929-1011lostdrewlostwonlost
11Randers FC143291427-1311lostdrewlostlostlost
12Sønderjyske Fodbold142391933-149lostwonlostlostdrew
Championship roundRelegation roundForm, oldest to latest: won drew lost

About the Superliga table

The Danish Superliga table for 2026-27 shows where each of the 12 clubs stands in the race for a top-six finish, with points, goal difference and recent form. The top half is marked as the championship-round places and the bottom half as the relegation-round places.

That split comes after round 22, and every point and goal travels with each club into its group, so results from the fall still count in May 2027. The title goes to whichever club has the most points once all 32 rounds are played.

How to use the Superliga table

  • A club's row shows its record in wins, draws and losses, then goals scored and conceded, goal difference and points.
  • The last column shows form over five matches, read from oldest to most recent.
  • The progress box shows matches played and remaining, plus the day of the next fixture.
  • Try out the race for the top six in the Superliga simulator.

Superliga table FAQ

How many teams are relegated from the Danish Superliga?

Two. When the 10-round relegation round is over, the clubs in 11th and 12th go straight down to the Danish 1st Division, and the top two from that division come up in their place.

Can a team in the relegation round still qualify for Europe?

Yes. The club that tops the relegation round, seventh overall, plays a one-off away match against a team from the championship round for the last UEFA qualifying place, so finishing seventh keeps a door to Europe open.

Who won the Danish title in 2025-26?

AGF, for the first time in 40 years and the sixth time overall. The title was clinched on May 10, 2026, with a 2-0 win at Brøndby Stadium and a round to spare, and AGF began 2026-27 as defending champion.