How the Danish Superliga has changed

League

Danish Superliga, 2016/17–2021/22 against 2022/23–2025/26: goals per game rose from 2.75 to 2.95; home advantage (home minus away points per game) fell from 0.39 to 0.30; the share of draws fell from 28% to 26%.

Measure	2016/17–2021/22	2022/23–2025/26
Goals per game	2.75	2.95
Home advantage (points per game)	0.39	0.30
Draws	28%	26%
Home wins	43%	42%
Competitive balance (Noll-Scully)	1.58	1.45

Averages of the first and last 4 complete seasons on file; curtailed and Covid-affected seasons left out.

Goals per game

2026/27 is the season so far.

Home wins, draws and away wins

Home wins
Draws
Away wins

Home advantage

Home minus away points per game. 2019/20 and 2020/21 were played wholly or partly behind closed doors.

What it took to win the league

Champions

Points per game, so seasons of different lengths compare.

Competitive balance

Noll-Scully ratio: the spread of clubs' win rates against what pure chance would give. 1 is perfectly even; higher means a more unequal league.

Season by season

Season	Goals/game	Home	Draw	Away	Home adv.	Champions	Noll-Scully
2026/27 (so far)	2.96	44%	28%	28%	0.50	–	–
2025/26	3.10	42%	23%	35%	0.20	67 pts	1.43
2024/25	3.14	45%	28%	27%	0.56	63 pts	1.49
2023/24	2.82	40%	25%	34%	0.19	63 pts	1.59
2022/23	2.74	40%	28%	32%	0.23	59 pts	1.29
2021/22	2.65	39%	31%	30%	0.28	68 pts	1.52
2020/21	2.89	45%	25%	30%	0.44	61 pts	1.30
2019/20	2.79	46%	23%	31%	0.44	82 pts	1.62
2018/19	2.78	41%	28%	31%	0.30	82 pts	1.55
2017/18	2.92	47%	25%	27%	0.59	85 pts	1.87
2016/17	2.65	43%	27%	30%	0.41	84 pts	1.37