The 2026–27 B-Liga is the 35th season of the second tier of the Danish Women's Football League, and the 4th season with the current format of eight teams.

The Næstved v AaB match was scheduled to be played again following a complaint from AaB that Næstved had used four breaks in play for substitutions, where only three breaks in play are allowed. Næstved chose not to file an appeal. The match took place 15 August 2026 and the re-match will be played on 9 October 2026.

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 consist of a double round-robin tournament with six participating teams.

The four bottom-ranked teams play the B-Liga qualification play-offs, a double round-robin tournament with the top two teams (east and west) from 2026–27 C-Liga for four spots in 2027–28 B-Liga. The scores from the main league are not carried over into the qualification tournament.

Teams As of this season the league structure has changed to incorporate two further teams in A-Liga for a total of 10 teams, and reduce the C-Liga team total from 14 to 12 teams. B-Liga remains unchanged, however no teams were relegated from the 2025–26 B-Liga. Sundby and Viborg won promotion from the 2025–26 C-Liga, while ASA and Copenhagen left the division through promotion to the 2026–27 A-Liga.

Changes ENTERING B-LIGA EXITING B-LIGA from 2025–26 C-Liga from 2025–26 A-Liga to 2026–27 A-Liga to 2026–27 C-Liga SundbyViborg None due to expansion CopenhagenASA Fodbold None due to expansion

Stadiums and locations

Team Location Stadium Capacity B.93 Østerbro Østerbro Stadium 4,400 Esbjerg fB Esbjerg Blue Water Arena 16,942 Næstved HG Næstved MTM service Park 10,000 Sundby Copenhagen Kløvermarken Sports Facilities Thy-Thisted Thisted Sparkassen Thy Arena 3,000 Viborg Viborg Liseborgcentret 1,500 Østerbro Østerbro Valby Idrætspark 4,400 AaB Aalborg AaB Anlæg 1,000

Personnel and kits TeamManagerCaptainB.93 Søren Fjorting Freja Abildå Puma DepanneurEsbjerg Carsten Hilding Pernille Andreasen Hummel McDonald'sNæstved Frederik S. Guld Louise Engholm Puma Spar NordSundby Jan Kristensen Trine Langhorn Adidas Bruno JacobsenThy-Thisted Stefan Vendelbo Michelle Sandfeld Select Sport Sparekassen ThyViborg Jakob Glerup Frida Nørgaard Capelli Sport VillaVillaØsterbro Lasse Lund Larsen Trine Seistrup AdidasAaB Christian Winther Borup Anne-Laura Jakobsen Macron Spar Nord (H) Nykredit (A)

Managerial changes TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyIncoming managerDate of appointmentAaB Martin SchjødtResigned1 July 2026Pre-season Christian Winther BorupTBANæstved HG Louise & Arne RingsingResigned1 July 2026 Anders Buchardt & Adam Barkhuus (interim)n/aØsterbro Michael "Pixi" AndersenResigned3 July 2026 Lasse Lund Larsen6 July 2026Næstved HG Anders Buchardt & Adam BarkhuusEnd of interim spell1 October 20264th Frederik S. Guld19 September 2026Thy-Thisted Stefan VendelboResigned1 November 2026TBDTBATBA

Regular season League table

Results

Season statistics

Top scorers Rank Player Club Goals1 Mathilde GaarnThy-Thisted82 Emilie LanghornSundby63 Cecilie BergholtØsterbro5 Luna Lagerbon BruunB.935 Karina SocarrásAaB4611 players3

Hat-tricks Player Club Against Result Date Round Rose Blinge Næstved HG Thy-Thisted 0–4 () 26 September 2026 7

Clean sheets Rank Player Club Cleansheets1 Vicktoria BjerregaardSundby2 Sofie FlyViborg FF Trine GaurØsterbro Christina KeseNæstved HG5 Emmeline AndersenAaB1 Signe MunkB.93 Mira PastoftB.93

Discipline Player Most yellow cards: 4 Nikoline Hoé (Sundby) Most red cards: 1 Karoline Kamp (Esbjerg)

Club Most yellow cards: 11 Thy-Thisted Q Fewest yellow cards: 1 Østerbro Most red cards: 1 Esbjerg Fewest red cards: 0 7 clubs

See also 2026–27 A-Liga 2026–27 C-Liga 2026–27 Danish Women's Cup

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