This page displays the live, auto-updating Danish Superliga table for the current season. Football fans, analysts and bettors can rely on our impartial, verified standings — sourced directly from the official data feed and updated throughout every matchday. Whether you follow the title race or the relegation fight, the Superliga table Denmark delivers the facts you need.
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Standings update automatically through the season. Data via ESPN.
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How to read the Danish Superliga table
The columns are standard: Pos (position), P (matches played), W (wins), D (draws), L (losses), GF (goals for), GA (goals against), GD (goal difference) and Pts (points). Three points for a win, one for a draw, none for a loss. If two or more teams are level on points, tiebreakers — typically goal difference, then goals scored, then head‑to‑head records — are applied as defined by the Danish Football Union (DBU).
Format
The Danish Superliga consists of 12 teams. The season runs from July or August through May or June. After every team has played 22 matches, the league splits into two groups: a Championship Round (top six) and a Relegation Round (bottom six). Each group plays an additional 10 matches (home and away against the other five teams in the group). Points from the regular season carry over into the split.
Promotion, relegation & qualification
At the end of the season, the winner of the Championship Round is crowned Danish champion and qualifies for the UEFA Champions League qualifiers. The runners‑up and third‑placed team typically enter the UEFA Europa Conference League qualifiers (exact quotas may vary by season based on Denmark’s UEFA coefficient). In the Relegation Round, the 11th‑placed team enters a relegation play‑off against a team from the 1st Division, while the 12th‑placed team is relegated directly.
What to watch in the table
- Title race: The gap between the top two or three in the regular season can set up a dramatic Championship Round.
- European spots: The battle for second and third is often fierce, with Conference League qualification at stake.
- Relegation scrap: The bottom six fight to avoid the relegation play‑off zone and the single automatic relegation place.
- Mid‑table momentum: A strong finish in the regular season can lift a team into the top six – or drop a contender into the Relegation Round.
Frequently asked questions
How often is the Danish Superliga table updated?
The table on this page updates live during matchdays via our official data feed. After a match ends, the new standings appear within minutes. Between matchdays, the table remains static.
How many teams are in the Danish Superliga?
The top flight has 12 teams. They play a 22‑match regular season before splitting into a Championship Round (top six) and a Relegation Round (bottom six).
Who gets relegated from the Danish Superliga?
The team that finishes 12th (last) in the Relegation Round is automatically relegated to the 1st Division. The 11th‑placed team enters a two‑legged play‑off against a team from the 1st Division to keep its place.
Does the Danish Superliga have a playoffs for the title?
Yes. After the regular season, the top six teams enter the Championship Round, where they play each other home and away. The team with the most points after those additional 10 matches wins the league.
Can I view historical Danish Superliga tables on this site?
We focus on the current season’s live standings. For historical data, we recommend the official DBU website or trusted football statistics databases. We do not archive past tables at this time.
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