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Danish Superliga 2017/18

Midtjylland won the 2017/18 Danish Superliga with 85 points, 4 points ahead of Brøndby IF. Silkeborg IF, FC Helsingør and Lyngby BK were not in the Danish Superliga the next season. 2.92 goals per game over 251 matches; home sides won 47% and 25% were drawn.

Final table

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1Midtjylland (group 1) · Champions36+4185
2Brøndby IF (group 1)36+4581
3Nordsjælland (group 1)36+1859
4Copenhagen (group 1)36+1858
5AaB (group 1)36-645
6AC Horsens (group 1)36-1440
7Hobro IK (group 2)32+244
8Odense BK (group 2)32+642
9SønderjyskE (group 2)32+241
10Aarhus (group 2)32-841
11Silkeborg IF (group 2) · Out next season32-2132
12Randers FC (group 2)32-2030
13FC Helsingør (group 2) · Out next season32-3327
14Lyngby BK (group 2) · Out next season32-3023

After the regular season the league split into groups; the official table ranks within them.

Watch the season unfold

Where this season ranks

  • 2.92 goals per game: 3rd highest of 10 complete Danish Superliga seasons on file.

Season in numbers

Measure2017/18League average
Goals per game2.922.84
Home wins47%42%
Draws25%26%
Away wins27%31%
Goalless draws8%6%
Home advantageHome minus away points per game0.59 pts/game0.34 pts/game

League average: every complete Danish Superliga season on file except this one; points thresholds only from seasons with 14 clubs.