Denmark / 1st Division
#TeamPWDLGoalsPTS
1Vejle541016:1013
2Hobro54018:512
3Hvidovre53208:411
4FC Fredericia52308:29
5Aarhus Fremad52217:58
6AaB Aalborg52125:77
7AB Gladsaxe51317:56
8Vendsyssel51225:85
9Esbjerg51138:114
10Kolding IF40224:62
11Hillerod50147:111
12HB Koge40041:100
#TeamPWDLGoalsPTS
1Vejle321011:87
2Hobro32014:36
3FC Fredericia31204:15
4Hvidovre21104:34
5AaB Aalborg31112:44
6Aarhus Fremad21014:33
7Vendsyssel31022:53
8AB Gladsaxe20202:22
9Esbjerg20112:31
10Hillerod20113:41
11Kolding IF20022:40
12HB Koge20020:40
#TeamPWDLGoalsPTS
1Hvidovre32104:17
2Vejle22005:26
3Hobro22004:26
4Aarhus Fremad31203:25
5FC Fredericia21104:14
6AB Gladsaxe31115:34
7AaB Aalborg21013:33
8Esbjerg31026:83
9Vendsyssel20203:32
10Kolding IF20202:22
11Hillerod30034:70
12HB Koge20021:60

1st Division Standings & Table — Denmark

This is the 1st Division table — the current standings for one of the Danish football competitions covered on Odds-Fan.

The table shows where every team sits right now, from the leaders at the top to the strugglers at the bottom.

Current season: 24.07.2026 – 20.03.2027 (26/27).

How to read the 1st Division table

The standings rank teams by points. For each one you can see:

  1. matches played, won, drawn and lost;
  2. goals scored and conceded, and the goal difference;
  3. total points and current position.

Why the table matters for betting

Form and position tell you a lot before you bet:

  1. spot which teams are climbing and which are slipping;
  2. see who's fighting for the title — and who's near the drop;
  3. weigh that against the odds for their next match.

From the table to the best price

A strong league position doesn't always mean a strong price. Once you've checked where a team stands, open its next 1st Division fixture and compare the bookmakers' odds — the same approach works for every match we cover.

FAQ

They rank every team by points — wins, draws, losses, goal difference and current position in 1st Division.

24.07.2026 – 20.03.2027.

The standings reflect the latest played matches, so positions change as each round finishes.

It shows form and momentum — useful context to weigh against the bookmakers' odds before you back a team.