In a season where the women’s team earned promotion to the A-League, there were plenty of strong candidates for the Player of the Year award.

In the end, it was our number 9, Maria Hovmark, who claimed the title following a very close vote.

During the season, Maria contributed 17 goals and 8 assists in 20 matches, making her the club’s top scorer for the season.

Congratulations to Maria!

The women’s team’s season is gradually coming to an end, and the Lionesses have secured promotion to the A-Liga with one match left.

Who do you think has performed the best for F.C. Copenhagen Women this season?

Vote for your favorite in the form below.

The deadline for submitting votes is June 9 at 12:00 PM, and the winner will be announced at the season’s final home match on June 13 against FC Midtjylland at Vanløse Idrætspark.

The derby win on Thursday is behind us now, giving some room for reflection.

Because although it was a wonderful sporting evening for F.C. Copenhagen, there are unfortunately also some things from the stands that we need to acknowledge and address.

The fans have spoken: Our Japanese national team player, Junnosuke Suzuki, is Fans Player of the Year 2025/2026.

Junnosuke joined the club at the start of the season, but due to an injury, he did not make his debut until September 24 in the 3rd round cup match against Lyngby.

Since then, he has made a total of 35 appearances — including the season’s final home match against Randers FC, where FCKFC chairman Christian Hindkær presented him with proof of the honor before kickoff.

The tradition of bringing inflatable pool toys to Parken has gradually become a regular part of the end of the season for many F.C. Copenhagen fans. It’s a tradition that many look forward to, and over the years it has developed into one of the more unusual sights in the Danish stands.

We missed out on it last year when the cup final was played in Herning, but on May 14 we’re back at Parken as we face FC Midtjylland in this year’s cup final.

We’ll meet from 11:00 AM at City Hall Square, and the march toward Parken will depart at 1:00 PM.

The route goes via H.C. Andersens Boulevard, Nørre Søgade, Queen Louise’s Bridge, Nørrebrogade, Fælledvej, and Blegdamsvej, with expected arrival at Fælledparken at 2:00 PM.

We've come to the time of the year, where we must choose who's Fans Player of The Year for the men.

Below, you can vote for the player you think have done best for F.C. Copenhagen this season.

The vote closes Wednesday the 13th of May at 12.00, and the winner will be revealed at the final home game of the season on the 17th of May against Randers FC.

You can see previous winners of Fans Player of The Year here.

When the members of the recently formed Fan Committee sit down at the table for the first time in about a month, it will be three years overdue.

That is acknowledged by F.C. Copenhagen’s Commercial Director, Mikkel Grove Lindsted, in the podcast Kvart i Bold’s program Fodboldkontoret.

It is hard not to be excited about the new fan area beneath C14, where FCK fans will now be able to gather after matches.

The excitement may have settled a little faster for coordinator Katinka Riess, who—together with a handful of volunteers—put in a great deal of hard work to get everything ready for the opening against OB on April 22, but the result has been worth the effort.

The year since the last general meeting feels, from a sporting perspective, like two different realities. We started as a major force in Danish football and ended somewhere that smells of the 1990s.

This summer, we were in a sporting position where things could hardly have been better on both the women’s and men’s sides. The women’s team kept rolling and secured the club’s first promotion, culminating at Parken in front of 18,096 spectators – a new record for a Danish women’s club match.