Denmark A-Liga

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Established
1974 (52 years old)

First Recorded Event
2021-08-06

Current Season
2025-2026

Current Round
9

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Soccer

Location
Denmark

Gender
Female

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		Upcoming
13 Jun 26	Brøndby Brøndby Women	12:00pm	AGF WomeAGF Women
13 Jun 26	Fortuna Fortuna Hjørring	12:00pm	NordsjælNordsjælland Women
13 Jun 26	Køge WomKøge Women	12:00pm	KoldingQKoldingQ

		Results
31 May 26	AGF WomenAGF Women	0 - 3	Køge WomeKøge Women
30 May 26	NordsjællNordsjælland Women	2 - 2	Brøndby WBrøndby Women
28 May 26	KoldingQKoldingQ	0 - 1	Fortuna HFortuna Hjørring
24 May 26	AGF WomenAGF Women	0 - 0	NordsjællNordsjælland Women
23 May 26	Køge WomeKøge Women	1 - 0	Fortuna HFortuna Hjørring
22 May 26	Brøndby WBrøndby Women	3 - 2	KoldingQKoldingQ
10 May 26	KoldingQKoldingQ	1 - 5	NordsjællNordsjælland Women
09 May 26	Køge WomeKøge Women	0 - 1	Brøndby WBrøndby Women
09 May 26	Fortuna HFortuna Hjørring	2 - 1	AGF WomenAGF Women
09 May 26	Odense QOdense Q	1 - 1	Thy ThistThy ThistedQ

Description

A-Liga is a semi-professional association football league in Denmark and the highest division of the Danish football league system. Contested by 8 clubs, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation within the Danish Women's Football League. The league is overseen by the Danish Football Association (DBU). Clubs in the league must meet certain criteria concerning appropriate facilities and finances. All 8 clubs in the league qualify for the Danish Women's Cup (DBU KvindePokalen). Each season's winners and runners-up qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League qualification, while the bronze medallists qualify for the UEFA Women's Europa Cup qualification.

According to FIFA's 2023 Women's Benchmarking Report, the 2021-22 league season drew an average of 388 fans per game, 57% of players had signed compensated player contracts (with an average annual salary of $10-15k USD), and 29% of players enjoyed football as their primary income. A rise in interest and participation in women's football has driven increased investment into the league in recent years, although the best players in Denmark still often depart for fully professional clubs abroad.

In March 2025, TV 2 announced that they had secured the broadcasting rights to the league, running until 2031.

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