The 2025–26 B-Liga was the 34th season of the second tier of the Danish Women's Football League, and the 4th season with the current format of eight teams.
For the 2025–26 season onwards, the 1st Division was renamed B-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 four best placed teams qualify for spring A-Liga qualification play-offs. The qualification play-offs once again consists of a double round-robin tournament among the six participating teams. The scores from the main round carry over into the championship finals.
The four bottom ranked teams instead play in qualification play-offs, a double round-robin tournament with the top two teams (east and west) of the 2025–26 C-Liga for two spots in 2026–27 B-Liga. The scores from the main league are not carried over into the qualification tournament.
Teams There were 8 teams competing in the regular season of the league: the 4 teams from the previous season's qualification play-offs, and the 4 teams relegated from the previous season's A-Liga qualification play-offs. The four teams promoted to the B-Liga were Næstved HG, Esbjerg (taking over Varde IF's license) and AaB, staying in the B-Liga, while F.C. Copenhagen was promoted from the C-Liga. The four teams relegated from the A-Liga qualification play-offs were ASA Fodbold, Thy-Thisted and Østerbro, staying in the B-Liga, and B.93, relegated from the A-Liga. This was F.C. Copenhagen's first ever season in the 2nd tier since the club's founding in 2024, after only one season in C-Liga.
Changes ENTERING B-LIGA EXITING B-LIGA from 2024–25 2nd Division from 2024–25 Women's League to 2025–26 A-Liga to 2025–26 C-Liga Copenhagen B.93 FC Midtjylland Solrød FC
Stadiums and locations
Team Location Stadium Capacity ASA Fodbold Århus Robotize Park 1,000 B.93 Østerbro Vanløse Idrætspark 10,000 Copenhagen Copenhagen Vanløse Idrætspark 10,000 Esbjerg fB Esbjerg Blue Water Arena 16,942 Næstved HG Næstved MTM service Park 10,000 Thy-Thisted Thisted Sparkassen Thy Arena 3,000 Østerbro Østerbro Valby Idrætspark 12,000 AaB Aalborg AaB Anlæg 1,000
Personnel and kits TeamManagerCaptainASA Anders Fedder Kristensen Caroline Ahrendtsen AdidasB.93 Søren Fjorting Freja Abildå Puma DepanneurCopenhagen Kasper Klarskov Julie Nowak Adidas Andel EnergiEsbjerg Carsten Hilding Pernille Andreasen Hummel McDonald'sNæstved Louise & Arne Ringsing Katrine Krag-Andersen Puma Spar NordThy-Thisted Stefan Vendelbo Michelle Sandfeld Select Sport Sparekassen ThyØsterbro Michael Mejdahl Trine Seistrup AdidasAaB Martin Schjødt Macron Arbejdernes Landsbank
Managerial changes TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPositionIncoming managerDate of appointmentB.93 Christian FalkMutual consent11 November 20257thNikolaj Jeppesen & Tonny Jørgensen (interim)11 November 2025Esbjerg fB Søren WernerMutual consent11 December 20258th Carsten Hilding11 December 2025AaB Jack HansenResigned31 December 20255th Martin Schjødt7 January 2026B.93Nikolaj Jeppesen & Tonny JørgensenEnd of interim spell1 March 20267th Søren Fjorting1 March 2026
Regular season League table
Results
Qualification play-offs League table
Results
Season statistics Top scorers RankPlayerClubGoals1 Benedicte MossASA112 Maria HovmarkCopenhagen83 Josephine LechCopenhagen74 Andrea HaugeASA6 Malene Yde HedegaardASA6 Olivia KoefoedØsterbro5 Luna LagerbonB.93 Caroline AhrendtsenASA Thea RhodeCopenhagen Laura GrønAaB
Clean sheets RankPlayerClubCleansheets1 Anna KaasCopenhagen72 Sidse TrykASA53 Victoria GrinstedØsterbro3 Christina KeseNæstved Liva PeterssonThy-Thisted6 Katrine BeckASA1 Trine GaurØsterbro Alma MeierB.93
Awards Player of the Autumn PlayerClub Benedicte MossASA Fodbold
See also 2025–26 A-Liga 2025–26 C-Liga 2025–26 Danish Women's Cup
References