Danish 2nd Division

Danish 2nd Division

Countries	Denmark
Confederation	UEFA
Founded	1946
Divisions	2
Number of teams	32
Levels on pyramid	3
Promotion to	1st Division
Relegation to	Denmark Series
Domestic cup(s)	Danish Cup
Current champions	Blokhus FC (West) promoted after play-off NordVest (East-champion) (2011-11)
Website	vest.2division.dk and oest.2division.dk
2011-12 Danish 2nd Divisions

The 2nd Division is the third tier Danish football league, just after the 1st Division.

It was founded in 1945, after World War II, as the second-best Danish football division. When the Danish Superliga was founded in 1991, the 2nd Division became the third level league. From 1991 to 1997 the league was played as half-year seasons, as the lower league played spring-autumn tournaments, and the higher leagues played autumn-spring.

Winners

Season	Winner
1945-46	ØB
1946-47	OB
1947-48	B 1909
1948-49	Esbjerg fB
1949-50	B 1909
1950-51	Skovshoved IF
1951-52	KB
1952-53	AGF
1953-54	B 1909
1954-55	AIA, Aarhus
1955-56	Vejle Boldklub
1956-57	OB
1958	B 1903
1959	B 1913
1960	Køge BK
1961	Brønshøj BK
1962	AaB
1963	BK Frem
1964	Hvidovre IF
1965	AB
1966	Horsens fS
1967	B 1913
1968	B 1903
1969	Randers Sportsklub Freja
1970	B 1909
1971	AGF
1972	AB
1973	Holbæk B&I
1974	Vanløse IF
1975	Kastrup Boldklub
1976	Frederikshavn fI
1977	Næstved IF
1978	AaB
1979	Køge BK
1980	Viborg FF
1981	Brøndby IF
1982	BK Frem
1983	KB
1984	B 1903
1985	KB
1986	Hvidovre IF
1987	Silkeborg IF
1988	B 1913
1989	KB
1990	B 1909

From 1991 to 1997 the Danish 2nd Division was spilted into two groups, East and West.

Season	Winner
1997-98	B 1909
1998-99	Randers Sportsklub Freja
1999-00	B 1913
2000-01	Kolding IF
2001-02	BK Skjold
2002-03	FC Nordjylland
2003-04	HIK
2004-05	Kolding FC

In 2005 the Danish 2nd Division was split into two groups, East and West.

External links

• 2nd Division laws and rules