Danish Superliga: power rankings

Season 2026/27 · updated 14 October 2026

The strongest side by the model is FC København: +0.57 goals per game against an average opponent. Biggest climber of the week: Brøndby IF (+4). AGF are 10th in the table but 6th by strength — better than their points.

  • Best attackNordsjælland1.71 goals per game
  • Best defenceViborg1.05 conceded per game
  • Climber of the weekBrøndby IF▲4 · now 5
  • Faller of the weekLyngby▼4 · now 9

Ranking

Rating — goal difference per game against an average opponent at a neutral venue. ▲▼ — places gained or lost in a week.

#TeamRatingAtt.Def.TableFormNext
1FC København+0.571.701.13118 October · AGF (6)
2Nordsjælland+0.521.711.19418 October · at Lyngby (9)
3Viborg+0.421.471.05319 October · FC Midtjylland (4)
4FC Midtjylland+0.321.451.13219 October · at Viborg (3)
5▲4Brøndby IF−0.061.371.43518 October · at OB (10)
6▲1AGF−0.121.371.491018 October · at FC København (1)
7▲1AC Horsens−0.121.421.54616 October · Randers FC (11)
8▼2Silkeborg−0.131.311.44718 October · at Sønderjyske (12)
9▼4Lyngby−0.181.391.581118 October · Nordsjælland (2)
10OB−0.241.181.43918 October · Brøndby IF (5)
11Randers FC−0.411.091.49816 October · at AC Horsens (7)
12Sønderjyske−0.591.141.731218 October · Silkeborg (8)

How it is calculated

Only this season counts. The model rates every team’s attack and defence from this season’s matches — by expected goals (xG, the quality of chances) and actual goals, 60 to 40 — taking into account how strong the opponents were. The rating is the goal difference per game it expects against an average team of the league at a neutral venue. Every team starts with three games of league-average form, so a couple of lucky results early on do not make a leader.

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