Danish 2nd Division

The second division is the third highest Danish league in football.

It was founded after the Second World War in 1945 as the second- highest division. In 1991, after founding the Super League, it was the third- highest division. Since 2005, the second division in two groups ( East and West) is of 16 teams played.

Game Mode

Each team will play a home and away game against the other teams in the group. The winners of the two groups will advance to the Division 1 and determine each other in a round- and-away the champion of the 2nd Division. The last three of each group will be relegated to the fourth power level.

Teams in the 2013/14 season

The following clubs play in the 2013/14 season in the 2nd Division:

East

• Avarta BK
• Boldklubben 1908
• Boldklubben AF 1893
• FC Helsingør
• BK Frem 1886
• BK Fremad Amager
• Gentofte Vangede IF
• Lolland- Falster Alliancen
• Nordvest FC
• Næstved BK
• FC Roskilde
• SC Egedal
• IF Skjold Birkerød
• Svebølle B & I
• BK Søllerød - Vedbæk
• Vanløse IF

West

• Aarhus Fremad
• Brabrand IF
• FC Djursland
• Hellerup IK
• Jammerbugt FC
• Middelfart G & BK
• Næsby BK
• Odder IGF
• Ringkøbing IF
• Rishøj BK
• FC Skanderborg
• Skive IK
• Skovbakken IK
• FC Svendborg
• FC Sydvest 05
• Thisted FC