The 2024–25 Danish Women's League (known also as Gjensidige Women's League for sponsorship reasons) was the 51st season of the top-flight of the Danish Women's Football League.
This was the last season before the league was rebranded as the A-Liga.
Format The main round of the league is played in autumn as a double round-robin tournament between the 8 participating teams, where each team plays against each other both at home and away.
The six best placed teams qualify for spring championship finals. The finals consist once again of a double round-robin tournament among the six participating teams. The scores from the main round carry over into the championship finals.
The two bottom ranked teams instead play in qualification league, a double round-robin tournament with the top four teams of the 2024–25 Kvinde 1. Division for two spots in the 2025–26 A-Liga. The scores from the main league are not carried over into the qualification tournament.
Teams There are 8 teams competing in the regular season of the league: the 6 teams from the previous season's championship play-offs, and the top two teams from the previous season's qualification play-offs. The two teams promoted from the qualification play-offs were B.93 and OB Q, both winning promotion from the B-Liga.
Changes from 2023–24 1st Division to 2024–25 1st DivisionB.93OB QFC Thy-Thisted QAaB
Stadiums and locations
Team Location Stadium CapacityAGF Århus Ceres Park 19,433B.93 Copenhagen Østerbro Stadium 4,400Brøndby Brøndby Pitch 2, Brøndby Stadium 2,000Fortuna Hjørring Hjørring Nord Energi Arena 10,000HB Køge Køge Capelli Sport Stadium 4,000Kolding IF Kolding Kolding Stadium 10,000Nordsjælland Farum Right to Dream Park 10,300OB Q Odense Nature Energy Park 15,790
Personnel and kits TeamManagerCaptainAGF Marie Lynge Olesen & Søren Holm (interim) Sarah DyrehaugeB.93 Christian FalkBrøndby Bengt Sæternes Julie TavloFortuna Hjørring Lene Terp Florentina OlarHB Køge Kim Daugaard Maria UhreKolding Lasse Skovhøj Ida GuldagerNordsjælland Chris Sargeant Winonah Heatley Nikoline DudekOB Peer Lisdorf Signe Boysen
Managerial changes TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyIncoming managerDate of appointmentBrøndby Per NielsenSacked25 June 2024Pre-season Bengt Sæternes23 August 2024Kolding IF Allan Drost29 October 20248th Lasse Skovhøj29 October 2024OB Q Kristian MørchMutual consent17 November 20244th Jeppe Abel & Thomas Johansen (interim)17 November 2024B.93 Peer Lisdorf2 December 20247th Christian Falk5 December 2024OB Q Jeppe Abel & Thomas JohansenEnd of interim spell1 February 20254th Peer Lisdorf30 December 2024AGF Michael SchjønbergSigned by 07 Vestur15 May 20256th Marie Lynge Olesen & Søren Holm (interim)15 May 2025
Regular season
League table
Results
Play-offs Championship Goals and points were transferred from the regular season in full and the combined total is displayed in the points column.
Results
Qualification
Results
Season statistics
Top scorers RankPlayerClubGoals1 Joy OmewaFortuna Hjørring222 Olivia GarciaHB Køge183 Alma AagaardNordsjælland11 Anastasiya PobegayloFortuna Hjørring5 Nanna ChristiansenBrøndby106 Emilía Kiær ÁsgeirsdóttirNordsjælland7 Dajan HashemiBrøndby Ashley RiefnerFortuna Hjørring9 Zoe HasenauerOB Q6 Anna WalterNordsjælland
Hat-tricks Player Club Against Result Date Round Alma Aagaard Nordsjælland Kolding 4–0 () 10 August 2024 1 Dajan Hashemi Brøndby AGF 2–3 () 21 September 2024 6 Olivia Garcia HB Køge Kolding 5–0 () 20 October 2024 10 Joy Omewa Fortuna Hjørring Kolding 2–5 () 10 November 2024 12 Anna Krog OB Q B.93 1–4 () 17 November 2024 13 Joy Omewa Fortuna Hjørring OB Q 1–6 () 7 June 2025 23
Awards Player of the Year PlayerClub Joy OmewaFortuna Hjørring
See also 2024–25 1st Division 2024–25 2nd Division 2024–25 Danish Cup
References