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2007–08 Danish Superliga

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18th season of Danish Superliga
Football league season
SAS Ligaen
Season2007–08
ChampionsAaB
3rd Superliga title
3rdtop-flight Danish title
RelegatedViborg FF
Lyngby BK
Champions LeagueAaB (Second qualifying round)
UEFA CupBrøndby IF (First qualifying round; viaDanish Cup)
FC Midtjylland (First qualifying round)
F.C. Copenhagen (First qualifying round)
FC Nordsjælland (First qualifying round; viaFair Play)
Intertoto CupOB (second round)
Goals543
Average goals/game2.74
Top goalscorerJeppe Curth (17)
Biggest home winFC Midtjylland 5–0Brøndby IF (2007-07-29)
Randers FC 5–0AaB (2007-08-01)
Biggest away winViborg FF 0–5Esbjerg fB (2007-07-22)
Lyngby BK 1–6Esbjerg fB (2007-08-20)
Highest scoringAGF 3–5AaB (2007-10-08)
AaB 5–3Lyngby BK (2007-12-02)
FC Nordsjælland 5–3Viborg FF (2008-04-27)
(8 goals)
Longest winning run6 –AaB (26 August-20 October)
Longest unbeaten run12 –F.C. Copenhagen (25 July-28 October)
Longest losing run7 –Viborg FF (24 September-25 November)
Highest attendance32,153 –F.C. Copenhagen vBrøndby IF (2007-12-02)
Lowest attendance1,501 –Lyngby BK vRanders FC (2008-04-13)
Average attendance8,424

The2007–08 Danish Superliga season, known officially as theSAS Ligaen for title sponsorScandinavian Airlines, was the 18th season of theDanish Superliga league championship, which determined the winners of theDanish football championship. It was governed by theDanish Football Association. It started with the first match on July 18, 2007 and ended with the final match on May 24, 2008.

The Danish champions qualified forUEFA Champions League 2008-09. The runners-up and no. 3 qualified for theUEFA Cup 2008-09. The 4th placed team qualified for theUEFA Intertoto Cup 2008. The 11th and 12th placed teams wererelegated to the1st Division. The 1st Division champions and runners-up arepromoted to the Superliga.

Participants

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Clubs placed on map
Club
Finishing position
last season		First season in
top division		First season of
current spell in
top division
AaB3rd1928–291987
AC Horsens10th1929–302005–06
AGF2nd in1st Division1918–192007–08
Brøndby IF6th19821982
Esbjerg fB7th1928–292001–02
F.C. Copenhagen1st1992–931992–93
FC Midtjylland2nd2000–012000–01
FC Nordsjælland5th2002–032002–03
Lyngby BK1st in1st Division19802007–08
OB4th1927–281999-00
Randers FC8th1941–422006–07
Viborg FF9th1927–281998–99

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1AaB(C)3322566038+2271Qualification toChampions League second qualifying round
2Midtjylland3318875336+1762Qualification toUEFA Cup first qualifying round
3Copenhagen3317975129+2260
4OB33121654627+1952Qualification toIntertoto Cup second round
5Horsens33141094743+452
6Randers FC33138124133+847
7Esbjerg fB33136145954+545
8Brøndby[a]331110124444043Qualification toUEFA Cup first qualifying round
9Nordsjælland[b]331110124751−443
10AGF3378183351−1829
11Viborg FF(R)3355232968−3920Relegation toDanish 1st Division
12Lyngby Boldklub(R)3339213369−3618
Source:Danish Football Association
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Brøndby qualified forUEFA Cup first qualifying round by winning the2007–08 Danish Cup.
  2. ^Nordsjælland qualified forUEFA Cup first qualifying round viaUEFA Fair Play ranking.

Results

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To read this table, the home team is listed in the left-hand column.

Home \ AwayACHAGFBIFEFBFCKFCMFCNLBKOBRFCVFFAABACHAGFBIFEFBFCKFCMFCNLBKOBRFCVFFAAB
AC Horsens0–04–24–33–22–12–02–12–21–01–11–11–33–11–11–01–2
AGF1–21–10–10–12–01–20–00–20–00–03–51–20–23–33–10–2
Brøndby IF3–00–12–10–12–12–23–01–11–11–10–12–12–13–03–00–23–1
Esbjerg fB1–32–21–02–12–01–22–10–01–32–11–20–13–23–23–21–1
FC Copenhagen1–01–11–15–20–01–12–02–11–03–14–01–02–10–23–10–13–0
FC Midtjylland1–12–05–02–22–21–02–12–13–21–02–13–21–13–12–12–12–0
FC Nordsjælland0–03–21–03–11–01–10–13–32–14–01–21–23–21–20–30–05–3
Lyngby BK0–01–32–21–61–41–20–00–30–32–03–44–11–31–20–00–2
Odense BK3–32–00–01–10–00–13–01–10–04–01–12–01–10–01–11–11–0
Randers FC0–00–12–11–02–13–01–12–20–02–05–04–12–10–20–21–0
Viborg FF2–12–01–10–52–31–12–32–10–20–10–11–30–21–20–43–2
AaB1–02–03–02–01–11–02–15–32–33–03–23–12–00–03–12–02–0

Season statistics

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Scoring

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Cards

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Attendances

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TeamAverageHighestLowest
Copenhagen19,45432,15313,851
Brøndby15,90625,3139,865
AGF9,82714,0774,148
OB9,01214,6166,149
Midtjylland8,97111,7634,909
AaB8,94513,6474,729
Randers6,88411,0533,815
Esbjerg6,61011,0084,089
Viborg4,4166,9812,952
Nordsjælland4,1979,0452,299
Horsens3,9926,7002,115
Lyngby2,4746,9551,035

Goals

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Top goalscorers

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PosPlayerClubGoals
1DenmarkJeppe CurthAaB17
2DenmarkMartin BernburgFC Nordsjælland14
3DenmarkPeter GraulundAGF13
DenmarkHenrik HansenAC Horsens
5DenmarkFrank KristensenFC Midtjylland12
6Faroe IslandsChristian HolstLyngby BK9
BrazilGilberto MacenaAC Horsens
DenmarkMorten NordstrandF.C. Copenhagen
SwedenRade PricaAaB
10SwedenMarcus AllbäckF.C. Copenhagen8
DenmarkHans Henrik AndreasenOB
DenmarkMikkel BeckmannLyngby BK
CanadaAtiba HutchinsonF.C. Copenhagen
SwedenRawez LawanAC Horsens
7 goals
6 goals
5 goals

Hat-tricks

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ScorerGameDate
DenmarkRajko LekicViborg vEsbjerg22 July 2007
DenmarkThomas DalgaardRanders vAaB1 August 2007
DenmarkJeppe CurthAGF vAaB8 October 2007
DenmarkPeter GraulundAGF vNordsjælland28 November 2007
SenegalBaye Djiby FallLyngby vOB4 April 2008

Kits 2007–2008

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TeamKit makerShirt sponsorNotes
AaBhummelSpar NordSame kits as 06/07 until November 25, 2007 where a new home kit was introduced. It doesn't have the white field on the front, and it also features gold printings.
AC HorsenshummelTelia StofaSpar Nord and3-stjernet replaced as sponsors by cable TV company Telia Stofa. New home kit, and new gray/black away kit.
AGFhummelCeres/Faxe KondiSame kits as 06/07.
Brøndby IFadidasCodanSame home and 3rd kit as 06/07. New brown away shirt with light blue details.
Esbjerg fBUmbroFrøs Herreds SparekasseNew home kit with several stripes, and strides on the sleeves. Gold printings.
F.C. CopenhagenKappaCarlsbergNew kits with blue collar and gold printings on the back.
FC MidtjyllandPumaSPARNew kits in regular PUMA-style.
FC NordsjællandH2OJyske BankSame kits as 06/07 until December 2, 2007, where a new purple home kit was introduced.
Lyngby BKNikeHerbalifeNew home kit with white sleeves. New red away kit.
OBNikeCarlsbergSame home kit as spring 07. New black away kit.
Randers FCUmbroForenede RengøringSame kits as 06/07
Viborg FFPUMATeliaSame kits as 06/07

Stadiums

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TeamStadiumCapacity
F.C. CopenhagenParken Stadium34,098
Brøndby IFBrøndby Stadium29,000
AGFNRGi Park20,200
OBFionia Park15,761
AaBEnergi Nord Arena13,800
Esbjerg fBBlue Water Arena13,282
Lyngby BKLyngby Stadion12,000
Randers FCEssex Park Randers12,000
FC MidtjyllandSAS Arena11,809
FC NordsjællandFarum Park10,000
Viborg FFViborg Stadion9,566
AC HorsensCasa Arena Horsens6,700

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyReplaced byDate of appointment
OBScotlandBruce RiochQuit12 March 2007[1]DenmarkLars Olsen1 July 2007[2]
Randers FCDenmarkLars OlsenEnd of contract30 June 2007[3]EnglandColin Todd1 July 2007[4]
Viborg FFSwedenAnders LinderothMutual consent9 November 2007[5]SwedenHans Eklund1 January 2008[6]

Promoted teams

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The following teams werepromoted to the Superliga at the end oflast season:

  • Lyngby BK (Winners of the 1st Division)
  • AGF (Runners-up in the 1st Division)

Relegated teams

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The following teams wererelegated from the Superliga last season:

  • Vejle B (Won 2–1 away to AC Horsens on May 24, 2007, but Viborg won also.)
  • Silkeborg IF (Drew 1–1 with FC Nordsjælland on May 20, 2007 when they needed a win.)

Footnotes and references

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  1. ^Wamsler, Morten (12 March 2007)."Bruce Rioch stopper øjeblikkeligt i OB" (in Danish).Odense Boldklub. Archived fromthe original on 22 December 2007. Retrieved2 December 2007.
  2. ^Wamsler, Morten (24 January 2007)."Lars Olsen bliver ny træner i OB" (in Danish).Odense Boldklub. Archived fromthe original on 22 December 2007. Retrieved2 December 2007.
  3. ^Rasmussen, Ib (2007-01-24)."Lars Olsen stopper i Randers FC til sommer" (in Danish).Randers FC.Archived from the original on 22 December 2007. Retrieved2007-12-02.
  4. ^Rasmussen, Ib (2007-04-10)."Colin Todd ny cheftræner i Randers FC" (in Danish).Randers FC.Archived from the original on 22 December 2007. Retrieved2007-12-02.
  5. ^Henriksen, Peder (2007-11-09)."Viborg F.F. og Anders Linderoth skilles" (in Danish).Viborg FF. Archived fromthe original on 11 November 2007. Retrieved2007-11-24.
  6. ^Henriksen, Peder (2007-11-26)."Eklund ny cheftræner i Viborg F.F." (in Danish).Viborg FF. Retrieved2007-11-26.[permanent dead link]

See also

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External links

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1st Division
Superligaen
Domestic leagues
Domestic cups
European competitions
Related to the national team
Club seasons
Superliga
2007–08 in European men's football (UEFA)
Domestic leagues
Domestic cups
League cups
UEFA competitions
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