Danish Superliga

The Superliga is the top division of Danish football, created in 1991. After a regular home-and-away phase, the league splits into a championship group and a relegation group, where the title, the European places and relegation are decided.

Copenhagen, Brøndby and Midtjylland are among the strongest clubs in the country, and Midtjylland is known for its pioneering use of data analysis in football. Because the league splits into two groups, the second-phase schedule pits teams of similar level against each other, which changes the dynamics of the matches. Keep it in mind when reading recent form.