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AGF Aarhus

Denmark Superligaen

1

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2

Betimate

Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

Denmark Superligaen

DS

46

21

33

1

2 - 1

3.78

2.17

Dernier Total

Matchs joués AGF Aarhus

16.05.25

FC Nordsjaelland

AGF Aarhus

DS

11.05.25

AGF Aarhus

Randers FC

DS

04.05.25

Midtjylland

AGF Aarhus

DS

27.04.25

AGF Aarhus

FC Copenhagen

DS

21.04.25

FC Copenhagen

AGF Aarhus

DS

17.04.25

Randers FC

AGF Aarhus

DS

13.04.25

AGF Aarhus

Midtjylland

DS

07.04.25

Brondby

AGF Aarhus

DS

30.03.25

AGF Aarhus

FC Nordsjaelland

DS

20.03.25

AGF Aarhus

AaB

CFL

16.03.25

Vejle

AGF Aarhus

DS

09.03.25

AGF Aarhus

Viborg

DS

28.02.25

Randers FC

AGF Aarhus

DS

23.02.25

AGF Aarhus

AaB

DS

16.02.25

Sonderjyske

AGF Aarhus

DS

08.02.25

AGF Aarhus

FC Copenhagen

EF

01.02.25

AGF Aarhus

AIK

CFL

26.01.25

AGF Aarhus

Philadelphia Union

WCF

21.01.25

AGF Aarhus

Pardubice

EF

16.01.25

AGF Aarhus

Odense BK

EF

15.12.24

Brondby

AGF Aarhus

DC

08.12.24

AGF Aarhus

Brondby

DC

01.12.24

Silkeborg IF

AGF Aarhus

DS

22.11.24

FC Nordsjaelland

AGF Aarhus

DS

10.11.24

AGF Aarhus

FC Copenhagen

DS

07.11.24

Skive

AGF Aarhus

DC

03.11.24

AGF Aarhus

Lyngby

DS

27.10.24

Midtjylland

AGF Aarhus

DS

21.10.24

AGF Aarhus

Brondby

DS

10.10.24

Hamburg

AGF Aarhus

EF

06.10.24

Viborg

AGF Aarhus

DS

28.09.24

AGF Aarhus

Randers FC

DS

25.09.24

AGF Aarhus

VSK Arhus

DC

22.09.24

Lyngby

AGF Aarhus

DS

15.09.24

AGF Aarhus

Silkeborg IF

DS

31.08.24

AGF Aarhus

FC Nordsjaelland

DS

23.08.24

AaB

AGF Aarhus

DS

19.08.24

AGF Aarhus

Vejle

DS

11.08.24

Brondby

AGF Aarhus

DS

02.08.24

AGF Aarhus

Sonderjyske

DS

28.07.24

FC Copenhagen

AGF Aarhus

DS

19.07.24

AGF Aarhus

Midtjylland

DS

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

AGF Aarhus

Matchs joués 42

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

76

1.81

1.33

56

Moins/Plus

1.5

6

14%

86%

36

2.5

20

48%

52%

22

3.5

23

55%

45%

19

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

28

67%

33%

14

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

11

26%

74%

31

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

38

90%

10%

4

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Midtjylland	45	22	14	3	5	42 - 27	15
2	FC Copenhagen	41	22	11	8	3	38 - 24	14
3	AGF Aarhus	36	22	9	9	4	42 - 23	19
4	Randers FC	35	22	9	8	5	39 - 28	11
5	FC Nordsjaelland	35	22	10	5	7	39 - 36	3
6	Brondby	33	22	8	9	5	42 - 32	10
7	Silkeborg IF	33	22	8	9	5	38 - 29	9
8	Viborg	28	22	7	7	8	38 - 39	-1
9	AaB	21	22	5	6	11	23 - 41	-18
10	Lyngby	18	22	3	9	10	15 - 26	-11
11	Sonderjyske	17	22	4	5	13	26 - 51	-25
12	Vejle	13	22	3	4	15	24 - 50	-26

Rencontres

Date

Match

25.05.25

DS

AGF Aarhus – Brondby

Denmark Superligaen Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Midtjylland	45	22	14	3	5	42 - 27	15
2	FC Copenhagen	41	22	11	8	3	38 - 24	14
3	AGF Aarhus	36	22	9	9	4	42 - 23	19
4	Randers FC	35	22	9	8	5	39 - 28	11
5	FC Nordsjaelland	35	22	10	5	7	39 - 36	3
6	Brondby	33	22	8	9	5	42 - 32	10
7	Silkeborg IF	33	22	8	9	5	38 - 29	9
8	Viborg	28	22	7	7	8	38 - 39	-1
9	AaB	21	22	5	6	11	23 - 41	-18
10	Lyngby	18	22	3	9	10	15 - 26	-11
11	Sonderjyske	17	22	4	5	13	26 - 51	-25
12	Vejle	13	22	3	4	15	24 - 50	-26

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Patrick Mortensen Patrick Mortensen AGF Aarhus AGF Aarhus

20

3

31

2621

132

2

Mathias Kvistgaarden Mathias Kvistgaarden Brondby Brondby

16

0

27

1863

117

3

Tonni Adamsen Tonni Adamsen Silkeborg IF Silkeborg IF

15

5

31

2490

166

4

Benjamin Nygren Benjamin Nygren FC Nordsjaelland FC Nordsjaelland

15

0

29

2466

165

5

Simen Bolkan Nordli Simen Bolkan Nordli Randers FC Randers FC

13

4

30

2368

183

6

German Onugha German Onugha Vejle Vejle

13

1

24

1989

153

7

Yuito Suzuki Yuito Suzuki Brondby Brondby

11

1

30

2450

223

8

Lirim Qamili Lirim Qamili Sonderjyske Sonderjyske

11

2

26

2064

188

9

Adam Buksa Adam Buksa Midtjylland Midtjylland

11

3

22

1525

139

10

Franculino Franculino Midtjylland Midtjylland

11

1

26

1586

145

Denmark Superligaen Fixtures

05/24/2025 13:00

05/24/2025 13:00

05/24/2025 13:00

05/25/2025 15:00

FC Nordsjaelland

05/25/2025 15:00

05/25/2025 15:00

Denmark Superligaen Results

05/19/2025 17:00

05/18/2025 16:00

05/18/2025 14:00

05/18/2025 12:00

05/18/2025 12:00

05/16/2025 17:00

FC Nordsjaelland

05/12/2025 17:00

05/11/2025 18:00

05/11/2025 16:00

05/11/2025 14:00

AGF Aarhus Football Club, commonly known as AGF, is a professional football club based in Aarhus, Denmark. Founded in 1880, AGF is one of the oldest sports clubs in Denmark and has played a major role in Danish football history. AGF has won multiple Danish championships and domestic cups, cementing its reputation as a historically successful and respected club in Denmark.

The team plays its home matches at Ceres Park in Aarhus, a modern stadium with a passionate local fanbase. AGF’s traditional colors are white and blue, and its badge features the Aarhus city coat of arms. AGF’s nickname, “De Hviie” (“The Whites”), highlights their iconic white kits.

AGF enjoys a strong following in Denmark, particularly in the city of Aarhus, with fans known for their unwavering support. The club maintains rivalries with local and national sides, notably Randers FC and Brøndby IF, and matches against these teams often draw significant attention and intense support from fans.

AGF has featured many notable players over its long history, such as legendary Danish internationals Henning Enoksen, John Stampe, Flemming Povlsen, and Martin Jørgensen. The club has produced numerous Danish talents and has been managed by prominent Danish and international coaches throughout its history.

AGF’s honors include several Danish championships, multiple Danish Cup victories, and regular participation in European competitions. The club continues to compete fiercely in the Danish Superliga and aspires to add to its list of accomplishments in domestic and international football.

Team:	AGF Aarhus
Full name:	Aarhus Gymnastikforening
Country:	Denmark
Nickname:	De Hviie (The Whites), Byens Hold
Founded:	26/09/1880
Colors:	White and blue
Stadium:	Ceres Park 19,433 seats
Address:	Stadion Allé 70, DK-8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
Telephone:	+45 8943 4400
Fax:	+45 8620 3224
Website:	https://www.agf.dk/
Email:	[email protected]

History of AGF Aarhus

Founded

Aarhus Gymnastikforening (AGF) was founded on September 26, 1880, in Aarhus, Denmark, initially as a gymnastics club, before forming its football section in 1902. AGF quickly established itself in Danish football and became one of the country’s most successful clubs during the mid-20th century. The club’s first major football title came in 1954–55, and the following decades brought further success both in league and cup competitions.

AGF is renowned for its proud tradition and history, with periods of high achievement in the 1950s and 80s, marked by league titles and strong cup runs. Despite periods of relegation and challenges in more recent years, the club has consistently fought back to remain in the Danish Superliga and continues to be a leading club in Danish football.

Finances and Ownership

AGF Aarhus is owned by AGF A/S, a sports company that operates the club's football section as a public limited company. The majority shareholder is the businessman Lars Fournais, chairman of the board. The club’s finances have stabilized in recent years, due to sound management, commercial partnerships, and increased attendance following sporting improvements. AGF plays a significant role in the community and regularly invests in its stadium and youth academy, striving for both sporting and financial development.

Historically, AGF has faced financial ups and downs, including challenging years with relegation or lower league revenues. However, stronger corporate governance and support from local businesses have enabled the club to return to a competitive and stable position in Danish football, maintaining its presence in the top tier and aiming for further growth and sporting success.

Popular Culture

AGF holds a central place in Aarhus’ identity and sporting culture. The club’s fans, known for their loyalty and local pride, make Ceres Park an intimidating venue for visiting teams. “De Hviie” are often celebrated for their vocal support, choreographies, and traveling support across Denmark.

AGF songs and chants, such as “Stærk og Sej” ("Strong and Tough”), resound through the stadium on match days. The club is also present in Danish media and culture, representing the city as “Byens Hold” ("City’s Team"). Local pride and community engagement are key elements of AGF's identity, and former greats like John Stampe and Martin Jørgensen remain club legends and symbols of Aarhus sporting culture.

AGF regularly works with local initiatives and supports youth and social programs reflecting its commitment to education, inclusion, and the positive role of sport in the Aarhus community.

Player

The club boasts a rich tradition of producing and featuring prominent Danish and international players. Notable historical figures include John Stampe, Henning Enoksen, Aage Rou Jensen, and Flemming Povlsen. In more recent times, Martin Jørgensen, Steffen Rasmussen, and Casper Højer Nielsen have captivated fans with their performances in the white and blue.

AGF’s current squad is a blend of experienced Danish talents and promising young stars, with the club often recognized for its strong academy system and the regular promotion of youth players to the first team. The club continues to nurture talent, contributing players to Danish national teams at various levels.

Famous Players

AGF’s history features many iconic footballers who have left a significant mark on Danish football, such as:

John Stampe: The club record-holder for most top-flight league appearances. A legendary defender and club captain, Stampe was the heart of AGF during the 1970s and 80s and is widely regarded as an AGF icon.
Henning Enoksen: Top scorer for AGF during the golden era of the 1950s, Enoksen also starred for the Danish national team and was a leading figure in Danish football.
Martin Jørgensen: Developed at AGF, he went on to have a distinguished international career with Udinese and Fiorentina before returning to Aarhus, where he finished his career as a player and later became part of AGF's leadership.
Flemming Povlsen: Began his career with AGF, later moving abroad and winning the UEFA Euro 1992 with Denmark.
Steffen Rasmussen: Long-time club captain and the goalkeeper with the most AGF appearances. Revered for his consistency and loyalty.

Many of Denmark’s footballing greats have worn the AGF shirt, and the club’s tradition continues as a stepping stone for young talents seeking to make an impact both in Denmark and abroad.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Henning Enoksen	FW	164	259	0.63
2	Aage Rou Jensen	FW	151	279	0.54
3	John Amdisen	FW	132	235	0.56
4	John Kristiansen	FW	120	221	0.54
5	Poul Mejer	FW	112	205	0.55
6	Torben Petersen	FW	111	250	0.44
7	Erik Jensen	FW	104	197	0.53
8	Poul Pedersen	FW	92	225	0.41
9	Martin Jørgensen	MF	80	232	0.34
10	Ronnie Ekelund	MF	77	165	0.47

Typical Squad

AGF Aarhus, like many clubs, commonly employs a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation featuring the following:

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper plays a key role as the last line of defense. AGF’s recent number one is Jesper Hansen, known for his commanding presence and leadership. AGF has also developed several notable goalkeepers through their academy.

Defender

AGF’s defense typically features physically strong and tactically astute players such as Frederik Tingager, Yann Aurel Bisseck (formerly), and experienced fullbacks bringing both defensive solidity and attacking support.

Midfielder

The AGF midfield has been home to highly skilled players, blending technical passing and defensive ability. Players like Mads Emil Madsen and Nicolai Poulsen provide balance in the midfield, with support from creative midfielders or wingers like Sigurd Haugen.

Forward

AGF’s attack relies on dynamic wingers and powerful forwards. Throughout its history, the club has produced clinical strikers and dynamic wide-men, with Patrick Mortensen leading the line as a modern goal threat for the club.

The club deliberately integrates academy products and young players into the first team, continuing a tradition of youth development and providing opportunities for emerging talent.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season sees AGF Aarhus competing in the Danish Superliga, Danish Cup, and aiming for qualification in European competitions. Below is a representation of the current senior squad, updated as of June 2024:

Goalkeeper
	1	Jesper Hansen		Denmark	31/03/1985
	16	Bailey Peacock-Farrell		Northern Ireland	29/10/1996
	31	Daniel Gadegaard Thøgersen		Denmark	04/04/2002
Defender
	14	Frederik Tingager		Denmark	22/02/1993
	2	Tobias Mølgaard		Denmark	22/07/1996
Updating	3	Mikkel Møller Lassen		Denmark	19/06/2001
	19	Kevin Yakob		Iraq	06/02/2000
	5	Alexander Ammitzbøll		Denmark	17/02/1999
Midfielder
	6	Nicolai Poulsen		Denmark	15/08/1993
	7	Mads Emil Madsen		Denmark	14/01/1998
	21	Michael Akoto		Ghana	03/10/1997
	29	Magnus Knudsen		Norway	15/06/2001
Forward
	9	Patrick Mortensen		Denmark	13/07/1989
	10	Gift Links		South Africa	02/10/1998
	11	Tobias Bech		Denmark	31/12/2002
Manager
		Uwe Rösler		Germany	15/11/1968
Ass. Manager
Updating		Morten Karlsen		Denmark	28/03/1979

Coach

AGF Aarhus, one of Denmark’s most historic football clubs, has seen a wide range of notable coaches throughout its long history. These managers have not only guided the club to domestic triumphs, but have also left a distinct mark on Danish football as a whole. The following are some of the most illustrious and successful coaches in the history of AGF Aarhus:

Peter Rudbæk: Rudbæk managed AGF from 1993 to 2000, leading the team to win the 1995–96 Danish Cup and guiding them to several strong league finishes throughout the 1990s. His tenure is regarded as one of the most successful periods in the club's modern history.
Kent Nielsen: As head coach from 2000 to 2002, Nielsen steered AGF to the 1999–2000 Danish Cup final and maintained competitive performances in the Danish Superliga.
Andreas Alm: Appointed in 2022, Alm has been influential in restoring AGF’s competitive edge in the Danish league, and as of 2024, continues to lead the team with promising results, including top-flight finishes.
Jørgen Vig Knudsen: Coach during the club’s golden era, he led AGF to a Danish championship in 1960 and multiple cup victories, solidifying AGF’s place as a Danish powerhouse in the post-war years.
Henry From: The legendary AGF goalkeeper served as coach several times in the late 1960s and early 1970s, marking his era with Danish Cup victories and a continued tradition of domestic success.

These coaches, alongside many others, have built the legacy of AGF Aarhus and helped the club remain one of Denmark's most respected and enduring teams.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/07/2022 – Present	Andreas Alm	Sweden	05/04/1973
10/03/2019 – 19/05/2022	David Nielsen	Denmark	01/12/1976
01/07/2017 – 09/03/2019	Glen Riddersholm	Denmark	24/04/1972
01/07/2014 – 19/05/2016	Morten Wieghorst	Denmark	25/02/1971
18/03/2014 – 30/06/2014	Jesper Fredberg (caretaker)	Denmark	12/08/1980
01/07/2013 – 16/03/2014	Sören Rieks	Denmark	07/04/1987
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2013	Peter Sørensen	Denmark	24/03/1973
28/10/2010 – 30/06/2012	Peter Sørensen	Denmark	24/03/1973
01/07/2009 – 26/10/2010	Erik Rasmussen	Denmark	24/08/1960
01/07/2004 – 30/06/2009	Ove Pedersen	Denmark	30/08/1954
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2004	Sören Åkeby	Sweden	23/02/1952
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2002	Kent Nielsen	Denmark	28/12/1961
01/07/1993 – 30/06/2000	Peter Rudbæk	Denmark	30/08/1957
01/07/1985 – 30/06/1993	Bo Johansson	Denmark	28/02/1943
01/07/1976 – 30/06/1985	Jørgen W. Hansen	Denmark	26/12/1925
01/07/1974 – 30/06/1976	Jørgen Vig Knudsen	Denmark	06/11/1922
01/07/1971 – 30/06/1974	Henry From	Denmark	30/06/1926
01/07/1968 – 30/06/1971	Kaj Poulsen	Denmark	27/12/1929
01/07/1960 – 30/06/1968	Karl Aage Hansen	Denmark	04/07/1921
01/07/1956 – 30/06/1960	Jørgen Vig Knudsen	Denmark	06/11/1922
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Crests and Colors

AGF Aarhus, officially known as Aarhus Gymnastikforening, is a prominent Danish football club based in Aarhus. Established in 1880, AGF is among the oldest football clubs in Denmark and has a storied visual identity that has evolved over time.

The club's current crest, introduced in 2014, features a blue shield with a stylized "AGF" at the top, a red and white depiction of Aarhus Cathedral in the center, and the founding year, 1880, displayed below. Earlier versions of the crest were simpler, usually highlighting the initials "AGF" on a white or blue background. Over the decades, the crest has undergone several refinements, but it has consistently maintained the core elements and the club’s traditional colors.

AGF's traditional colors are white and blue. Since the early days, the home kit has featured a classic white shirt, usually accompanied by blue shorts and white or blue socks. There have been periods where the kit featured red trim, most notably as an accent on the shirt or socks during the 1970s and 1980s. The away kits have incorporated blue and more recently black or red variations, yet the white and blue hallmark remains central to AGF’s identity.

Collectively, the club's crest and color scheme symbolize pride, tradition, and the rich sports heritage of Aarhus and Denmark.

Fan Club

AGF Aarhus boasts one of the largest and most passionate fan bases in Denmark. The official supporters’ group, known as "AGF Fanclub Aarhus," was founded in 1991 and remains the largest fan organization of the club. This group, along with several ultras groups such as "White Pride," is famous throughout Denmark for creating a vibrant, energetic atmosphere at home matches in Ceres Park.

AGF supporters are easily recognizable by their white-and-blue flags, scarves, and frequent choreographed tifos long before kickoff. Their unwavering support is evident both at home and away games, regularly traveling throughout Denmark to follow the team. The fan culture is characterized by loyal, vocal engagement, strong local identity, and a deep tradition of supporting AGF through both prosperous and challenging times. AGF fans have a reputation for their friendliness and inclusivity, but are also known for their intense city rivalry with Randers FC and local derbies against Silkeborg IF and Viborg FF.

Stadium

AGF Aarhus plays its home matches at Ceres Park, officially known as Aarhus Stadion. Located in the heart of Aarhus, Ceres Park is one of Denmark’s most historic football venues. The stadium first opened in 1920. Over the decades, several renovations have modernized the facility; significant upgrades occurred in 1948, 1993, and most recently in 2004, with updates to seating, amenities, and pitch quality.

Today, Ceres Park offers a seating capacity of approximately 19,400 spectators. It is well-regarded for its close-to-the-pitch stands, which help generate an intense matchday atmosphere, especially during high-profile fixtures and city derbies. The stadium is also used for concerts and other sporting events, making it a vital part of Aarhus’s cultural and community life.

Honours and Awards

AGF Aarhus is one of the most decorated football clubs in Denmark, with a legacy of domestic successes. While the club's golden era was during the 1950s and 1960s, AGF remains a significant presence in Danish football and has continued to compete for honours in the modern era.

AGF has won the Danish Championship five times and the Danish Cup nine times, as well as several runner-up and third-place finishes in both league and cup competitions. A full summary of the club’s major honours can be found in the table below:

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Danish Championship (Superligaen/1st Div.)	Denmark	Winner	1954–55, 1955–56, 1956–57, 1960, 1986
2	Danish Cup	Denmark	Winner	1955, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1965, 1987, 1988, 1992, 1996
3	Danish Super Cup	Denmark	Winner	1996
4	Danish 1st Division (current 2nd tier)	Denmark	Winner	1976, 1982, 2010
5	European Competitions	Europe	Best: Quarterfinals in European Cup	1961

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FAQs about AGF Aarhus

Q: What does AGF stand for?

A: AGF stands for Aarhus Gymnastikforening, which translates to "Aarhus Gymnastics Association."

Q: When was AGF Aarhus founded?

A: AGF Aarhus was founded in 1880.

Q: Where does AGF play its home matches?

A: AGF plays home games at Ceres Park in Aarhus, Denmark.

Q: What are the traditional colors of AGF Aarhus?

A: The team's traditional colors are white and blue.

Q: How many Danish Championships has AGF won?

A: AGF has won the Danish Championship five times.

Q: Who are AGF’s main rivals?

A: AGF has strong rivalries with Randers FC, Silkeborg IF, and Viborg FF.

Q: What is AGF Fanclub Aarhus?

A: It is the official and largest supporters’ group for AGF Aarhus, established in 1991.

Q: What is the seating capacity of Ceres Park?

A: Ceres Park can accommodate approximately 19,400 spectators.

Q: Has AGF Aarhus ever played in European competitions?

A: Yes, AGF has participated in several European competitions, reaching the quarterfinals of the European Cup in 1961.

Q: What nickname is commonly used for AGF Aarhus?

A: The club is commonly referred to as "De Hvide" (The Whites).

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