Superliga

Danish Superliga 2026/27: Copenhagen three points clear, Midtjylland unbeaten

The Superliga is Denmark's top division, founded in 1991, and FC Copenhagen have won it more often than any other club. Twelve teams play 22 rounds, after which the top six play for the title and European places and the bottom six against relegation. AGF are the defending champions: they won the 2025/26 title with 67 points, seven ahead of Midtjylland, whose Franculino Djú was the top scorer with 17 goals.

After eleven rounds Copenhagen lead with 25 points after a 1-1 draw with AGF, three ahead of Midtjylland, the only unbeaten side, who have a game in hand away at Viborg. Viborg are third on 20 with the best defence, eight goals conceded, and Copenhagen have scored the most, 25.

AGF are tenth with one win in eleven games. Lyngby and Sønderjyske have eight points each at the bottom, Sønderjyske after beating Silkeborg 4-0, and both have conceded 24 goals, the most in the league.

Copenhagen's Mohamed Elyounoussi leads the scorers with seven goals, ahead of Silkeborg's Oliver Ross with six.