FC Copenhagen Women

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Nordsjælland Women vs FC Copenhagen Women

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League Position
9

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Established
2024 (2 years old)

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Soccer

Venue

Vanløse Idrætspark
(3,600 Capacity)

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Location
Copenhagen, Denmark

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Competitions
Denmark A-Liga

Last Edit
AndyIgnacio: 08/Jul/26

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		Upcoming
23 Aug 26	NordsjælNordsjælland Women	9:30am	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women
29 Aug 26	Brøndby Brøndby Women	1:30pm	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women
05 Sep 26	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women	11:00am	ASA FodboASA Fodbold Women
12 Sep 26	AGF WomenAGF Women	11:00am	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women
20 Sep 26	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women	9:30am	KoldingQKoldingQ

		Results
15 Aug 26	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women	1 - 4	Fortuna HFortuna Hjørring
01 Aug 26	Odense QOdense Q	2 - 1	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women
28 Jul 26	FC CopenhFC Copenhagen Women	0 - 3	Køge WomKøge Women

Description

F.C. Copenhagen (commonly known as FCK) is a Danish women's football team based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was founded in 2024, following UEFA's November 2022 decree that no men's clubs would be licensed to participate in any of the three European club competitions from the 2024-25 season without having an established women's branch. Copenhagen acquired the license of then-third tier side F.C. Damsø from the 2024-25 season onwards.

A reported DKK 10 million were invested in the project with the goal of reaching the top flight as fast as possible and establishing the team as among the best teams in the Danish league. Copenhagen reached their goal of promotion in their first season, achieving promotion to the 2025–26 B-Liga. The following season they secured promotion to the A-Liga.

On 30 May 2026 Copenhagen earned promotion to A-Liga, the top-flight in the Danish Women's Football League following their victory against FC Thy-Thisted Q, achieving back-to-back promotion through the league ranks. The following day, 31 May, Danish media outlet TV 2 published a feature citing anonymous sources critiquing the management of the club and contesting the notion that the standards and facilities are high priority, citing unfulfilled promises of investment and prioritising of the women's department.