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Danish Superliga Predictions, Stats And Trends.

Twelve clubs, 22 rounds and then a split, with the top six playing on for the title and the bottom six for survival. The Danish Superliga is small, tight and full of goals at both ends, and Football Hub has every match of it since 2017/18, with the form, the trends and every bookmaker's price.

2026/27 season · 12 clubs · 132 matches this season

Matches On Record
1,953
Seasons Of Detail
10
Goals A Game
2.87
Clubs On Record
20

Finished matches in Football Hub, 2017/18 to 2026/27, counted on 23 October 2026.

What Football Hub Is

Everything Football Hub Does, Pointed At The Danish Superliga.

Football Hub puts a ridiculous amount of football data under one roof: ten seasons of stats, live matches, predictions and bookmaker prices for 22 leagues, 14 cups and 9 international competitions. Cheatsheets spot the patterns that keep repeating, and The Analyst, an AI that has read all of it, does the digging when you ask it a question. Here is what that means for the Danish Superliga.

A Split After 22 Rounds. The championship round and the relegation round each play ten more games, and the app holds every one of them alongside the 22 before.

Goals At Both Ends. Both teams score in 58% of matches on record. Cheatsheets show which sides keep it going, and the numbers behind every run.

Every Market Priced. Match result, over and under 2.5 goals, both teams to score and the likeliest score, each with the best price across the bookmakers beside the analyst’s chance.

Managers And Referees. A page for every manager and every official, with a record against the division, so you know how a game is likely to be run before it starts.

Matchday

Every Danish Superliga Match, Graded Before Kick-Off.

Before kick-off, The Analyst grades every league match: who wins, how many goals, both teams to score, expected goals and the likeliest score, each set against the bookmakers' prices so you can see where the numbers and the market disagree. This is the next round of Danish Superliga fixtures as Matchday shows them, counted from the app on 22 October 2026. Prices arrive the week of the match.

How It Plays

The Danish Superliga, By The Numbers.

Football Hub holds every Danish Superliga match since 2017/18 in full: every goal, card, substitution and shot, every team sheet and every rating. That is 1,953 finished matches and 20 different clubs across ten seasons, at 2.87 goals a game. Both teams score in 58% of those matches, more often than in the Premier League, LaLiga or Serie A. The analyst grades every match before kick-off and sets each grade against the best price across the bookmakers, flagging an edge wherever its chance beats the market's by 3% or more.

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How 1,953 matches ended

Every finished match on record, 2017/18 to 2026/27.

Home Wins
43.1%
Draws
26.3%
Away Wins
30.7%
Goals A Game
2.87
Both Teams Scored
58.2%
Over 2.5 Goals
55.8%

Counted from Football Hub's own record of the competition on 23 October 2026. Past results describe the competition; they are no guarantee of any single match.

Questions

Questions About The Danish Superliga.

The ones people ask before they sign up. Anything else, send us a message.

Does Football Hub Predict Every Danish Superliga Match?

Yes. Every match gets the analyst’s chances for a home win, a draw and an away win, expected goals for both sides, over and under 2.5 goals, both teams to score and the likeliest scoreline, refitted every morning as results come in.

How Far Back Does The Danish Superliga Data Go?

Ten seasons, from 2017/18 to the current one, with every match in full detail: lineups, events, statistics and player ratings, the split rounds included.

How Does The Danish Superliga Split Work?

After 22 rounds the twelve clubs split in two. The top six play each other twice more for the title and the European places, and the bottom six do the same to stay up, ten more games each.

Can I Ask The Analyst About A Danish Superliga Game?

Yes. Ask about any fixture, player, manager, referee or market and it reads Football Hub’s own data on that match before it answers, quoting the figures it used so you can check them yourself.

Every Danish Superliga Match, Graded Before Kick-Off.

The form, the trends, the numbers and the prices in one place, ready before the next round starts.