We’ve only just (almost) come down from the high of winning The Double, but already on July 18, the Superliga kicks off again. 

We’ll be heading to Viborg for the opener, and the following Saturday we’ll welcome Vejle to Parken.

After that, we face four matches against FC Fredericia (away), AGF (home), FC Nordsjælland (away), and OB (home) — the exact dates for these games will be determined after the UEFA draw.

You can view the full fixture list here.

As tradition dictates: A dominant season deserves to end with pool toys!

This Thursday, the traditional Danish Cup Final will be played at MCH Arena in Herning – with fewer than 5,000 seats allocated to each team's fans.

This decision undermines the significance of the national cup tournament and shows a lack of respect for the many fans from both clubs who now won’t have the opportunity to support their team in the stadium.

Sektion 12 and the F.C. Copenhagen Fan Club therefore urge all fans with a ticket to the final – regardless of their allegiance – to boycott all visual and vocal support until the 20th minute of the match.

He’s been here, there, and everywhere on the pitch this season.

As a goal scorer, in the role of playmaker, and—perhaps most importantly—working tirelessly in the heart of the Copenhagen midfield.

Among other things, this has earned him a national team debut, and most recently awards as both the Spring Profile and Young Player of the Year in the Superliga. And now—by a comfortable margin over his closest competitors in our poll—he’s secured yet another honor.

For the first time we're choosing Fans Player Of The Year for the women's team.

Below, you can cast your vote for the player you believe has done best for F.C. Copenhagens women in the 2024/2025 season.

The vote will be closing on the 30th of May at 12.00, and the winner revealed at the last home game of the season, on Sunday the 8th of June in Parken.

You can see past winner of Fans Player Of The Year for them men right here. 

The F.C. Copenhagen Fan Club finds it deeply unsatisfactory that this year’s cup final has been moved to MCH Arena in Herning – a stadium with a capacity of only 12,000 spectators. This week’s two semi-finals in the cup tournament attracted a combined audience of over 35,000 spectators, clearly showing the widespread, nationwide interest in the tournament. In light of the commitment from both finalists and the final's status as a celebration of football across Denmark, it is highly regrettable that such limited conditions have been chosen for the match.

On Thursday, April 3rd, the Divisionsforeningen (Danish League Association) announced their plan for the organization of the 2025 cup final. We recognize the need for safety considerations at major matches, but we are disappointed and puzzled that fan organizations have not been part of the process leading to the chosen solutions.

After the most recent derby at Brøndby Stadium, we expressed concerns about the safety of our traveling fans due to repeated security failures in and around the away section.

It is said that a lack of large turnouts at general assemblies can be a sign of a healthy organisation.

If that theory holds true, then things are going quite well for the F.C. Copenhagen Fan Club, as Thursday’s general assembly was a quiet affair, with just 21 attendees in the fan club’s premises.

A Busy but Good Year

Fortunately, things are going well in more than just theory. 2024 was a year of rapid development in and around FCKFC, particularly with the introduction of F.C. Copenhagen’s women's team.

We kick off on the 31st of March at 19.00 against Randers FC, and the last game will be against FC Nordsjælland on the 25th of May - presuming we finish better than third place.

Information about which games are DUL-games will be on this site later on.