Danish Superliga

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• 12 teams

Champions: Brøndby

Most goals scored

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1. 1FC Copenhagen61
2. 2Brøndby58
3. 3FC Midtjylland57
4. 4Nordsjælland51
5. 5AGF50

Fewest goals conceded

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1. 1FC Midtjylland33
2. 2Brøndby38
3. 2Randers38
4. 4OB39
5. 5AaB43

Goals scored per match

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1. 1FC Copenhagen1.91
2. 2Brøndby1.81
3. 3FC Midtjylland1.78
4. 4Nordsjælland1.59
5. 5AGF1.52

Goals conceded per match

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1. 1FC Midtjylland1.03
2. 2Brøndby1.19
3. 2Randers1.19
4. 4OB1.22
5. 5AaB1.30

Clean sheets

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1. 1FC Midtjylland14
2. 2AGF9
3. 2OB9
4. 2Vejle9
5. 5Brøndby8

Biggest wins

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1. 1FC Midtjylland5–0Vejle
2. 2FC Midtjylland4–0Copenhagen
3. 2Lyngby0–4Brondby
4. 2AaB4–0Lyngby
5. 2Sonderjyske0–4AaB

Highest-scoring matches

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1. 1Randers3–4FC Nordsjælland
2. 1Lyngby3–4Horsens
3. 3Aarhus4–2Vejle
4. 3Aarhus4–2Odense
5. 3Copenhagen4–2Lyngby

Home records

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1. 1FC Midtjylland12-2-238
2. 2Brøndby10-4-234
3. 3FC Copenhagen9-4-331
4. 4AGF9-2-629
5. 5AaB8-4-428

Away records

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1. 1Brøndby9-0-727
2. 2FC Copenhagen7-3-624
3. 3FC Midtjylland6-4-622
4. 4AGF4-8-420
5. 5Randers5-4-719

Longest winning run

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1. 1Randers6
2. 2FC Midtjylland4
3. 2Brøndby4
4. 2Nordsjælland4
5. 5FC Copenhagen3

Longest unbeaten run

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1. 1FC Copenhagen10
2. 1Nordsjælland10
3. 3AGF8
4. 4Sønderjyske7
5. 5FC Midtjylland6

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