The 2023–24 Danish Women's League is the 50th season in the top-flight of the Danish Women's Football League.
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 AGF, keeping their top tier spot, and AaB, winning promotion from the 1st division, the latter replacing relegated team Sundby.
Changes from 2022–23 1st Division to 2023–24 1st DivisionAaBSundby
Stadiums and locations
Team Location Stadium CapacityAGF Århus Ceres Park 19,433Brøndby IF Brøndby Bane 2 2,000Fortuna HjørringHjørring Nord Energi Arena 10,000HB Køge Køge Capelli Sport Stadion 4,000Kolding IF Kolding Kolding Stadium 10,000FC Nordsjælland Farum Right to Dream Park 10,300FC Thy-Thisted Q Thisted Sparekassen Thy Arena 3,000AaB Aalborg Aalborg Portland Park 13,800
Personnel and kits TeamManagerCaptainAGF Michael Schjønberg Sarah DyrehaugeBrøndby Per Nielsen Nanna Christiansen HummelFortuna Hjørring Lene TerpHB Køge Kim DaugaardKolding Allan Drost Ida GuldagerNordsjælland Chris SargeantThy-Thisted Peer LisdorfAaB Claus Bech Jørgensen
Regular season League table
Results
Play-offs Championship Goals and points were transferred from the regular season in full and the combined points total is displayed in the table.
Results
Qualification
Results
Season statistics The statistics cover the regular season and the championship play-offs.
Top scorers RankPlayerClubGoals1 Emilía Kiær ÁsgeirsdóttirNordsjælland102 Laura FaurskovAGF9 Cornelia KramerHB Køge4 Sarah DyrehaugeAGF8 Benedicte MossKolding6 Sofie HornemannBrøndby7 Anna WalterNordsjælland8 Linnéa BorbyeBrøndby6 Rikke DybdahlFortuna Hjørring Joy OmewaFortuna Hjørring Mathilde RasmussenAGF
Hat-tricks Clean sheets RankPlayerClubCleansheets1 Amanda BrunholtNordsjælland13 Alberte VingumHB Køge3 Ann-Kathrin DilferBrøndby84 Sofie GrønKolding65 Hannah KohlFortuna4 Andreea Părăluță Freja Thisgaard8 Marie GadeAGF3 Katrine Svane10 Maja Bay ØstergaardThy-Thisted2
Discipline Player Most yellow cards: 4 Jennifer Cudjoe (Nordsjælland) Benedicte Moss (Kolding)
Most red cards: 1 Matilda McNamara (AGF) Saira Posada (AaB)
Club Most yellow cards: 22 Kolding IF
Fewest yellow cards: 7 FC Thy-Thisted Q
Most red cards: 1 AaB AGF
Fewest red cards: 0 6 clubs
Awards Player of the Year PlayerClub Sarah DyrehaugeAGF
See also 2023–24 Danish Women's 1st Division 2023–24 Danish Women's 2nd Division 2023–24 Danish Women's Cup
References
External links 2023/24 Women's League - Danish Football Association 2023/24 Women's League Championship play-offs - Danish Football Association 2023/24 Women's League Qualification play-offs - Danish Football Association