Football in Denmark

Football in Denmark

Association football is the national sport of Denmark, with 342,955 players and 1,647 clubs registered (as of 2011)[1] under the Danish FA.

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League system

The top 4 levels in Denmark are governed by the Danish Football Association. The top 3 are collectively called Danmarksturneringen (literally: the Denmark Tournament or Danish Championship), and share a common set of rules more geared towards professional football.

Level League(s)/Division(s)
1 Superligaen
12 clubs
2 1st division
14 clubs
3 2nd Division (West)
16 clubs		 2nd Division (East)
16 clubs
4 Denmark Series (Pool 1)
14 clubs		 Denmark Series (Pool 2)
14 clubs		 Denmark Series (Pool 3)
14 clubs
5– Lower divisions

Until the 2004-05 season, there was only one 2nd division and three Denmark Series (Danmarksserie(r)).

Second squads are generally only allowed to reach the Denmark Series, however 8 second squads of the Superliga teams are allowed to participate in the 2nd Division. If the first squad of a team is relegated from The Superliga to The 1st Division, its second squad will be relegated to the Denmark Series. If a second squad finishes in a promotion spot, and are not eligible for the promotion, and the next eligible team will be promoted. Therefore, both 2nd Divisions and Denmark Series can be won by the same team more than once in a row, unlike 1st Division where the winner will always be part of next seasons Superliga.

From the season 2010/11 the clubs in the Superliga will have their own reserve competition, where there also the recent relegators and four wild cards participate. The Superliga clubs' other teams will be playing no higher than in the Denmark Series.

Lower divisions' format

The lower divisions are controlled by the regional associations.

The format is generally two (regional name)'s series (example: Funen's series (Fynsserien)), followed by Serie 1, Serie 2 and so forth. The number of lower series vary from 3 in LFBU to 6 in JBU.

The following table pictures the JBU-part as of the 2005-06 season.

Level League(s)/Division(s)
–4 Higher divisions
5 Jyllandsserien, pool 1
14 clubs		 Jyllandsserien, pool 2
14 clubs
6 Serie 1, pool 3
12 clubs		 Serie 1, pool 4
12 clubs		 Serie 1, pool 5
12 clubs		 Serie 1, pool 6
12 clubs
7 Serie 2, pool 7
12 clubs		 Serie 2, pool 8
12 clubs		 Serie 2, pool 9
12 clubs		 Serie 2, pool 10
12 clubs		 Serie 2, pool 11
12 clubs		 Serie 2, pool 12
12 clubs		 Serie 2, pool 13
12 clubs		 Serie 2, pool 14
12 clubs
8 S3, 15
12 cl.		 S3, 16
12 cl.		 S3, 17
12 cl.		 S3, 18
12 cl.		 S3, 19
12 cl.		 S3, 20
12 cl.		 S3, 21
12 cl.		 S3, 22
12 cl.		 S3, 23
12 cl.		 S3, 24
12 cl.		 S3, 25
12 cl.		 S3, 26
12 cl.		 S3, 27
12 cl.		 S3, 28
12 cl.		 S3, 29
12 cl.		 S3, 30
12 cl.
9 Serie 4, pools 31–62 (32)
12 clubs per division
10 Serie 5, pools 63–110 (46)
12 clubs per division
11 Serie 6, pools 111–143 (32)
11 or 12 clubs per division

Competition Records

===European

The following teams have advanced to elimination rounds in the European Cup.

UEFA Champions League

The following teams have advanced to elimination rounds in the UEFA Champions League.

UEFA Cup

The following teams have advanced to elimination rounds in the UEFA Cup.

UEFA Cup Winners' Cup

The following teams have advanced to elimination rounds in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup.

References

  1. ^ "Medlemstal 1910-2011". dbu.dk. Danish FA. http://www.dbu.dk/oevrigt_indhold/Om%20DBU/DBUs%20historie/medlemstal_1910-2010.aspx. Retrieved 10 July 2011. 

See also

External links

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