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5th place
FC Nordsjaelland ….하고… AGF Aarhus 05/16/2025 17:00

Denmark Superligaen

1

×

2

Betimate

경기 스코어

편균 골

내기률

스코어

Denmark Superligaen

DS

FC Nordsjaelland

56

21

23

1

2 - 1

3.63

1.79

최근 총합

플레이한 경기들 FC Nordsjaelland

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FC Nordsjaelland

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FC Nordsjaelland

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DS

16.03.25

Lyngby

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DS

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DS

02.03.25

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DS

23.10.24

Brabrand

FC Nordsjaelland

DC

20.10.24

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DS

06.10.24

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FC Nordsjaelland

DS

30.09.24

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DS

25.09.24

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DC

20.09.24

Viborg

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DS

25.08.24

FC Nordsjaelland

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DS

18.08.24

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FC Nordsjaelland

DS

11.08.24

FC Nordsjaelland

Lyngby

DS

05.08.24

Vejle

FC Nordsjaelland

DS

27.07.24

FC Nordsjaelland

미드티윌란

DS

19.07.24

FC Nordsjaelland

AaB

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무승부가 되다

패하다

전반적인 통계

FC Nordsjaelland

FC Nordsjaelland

플레이한 게임 34

골 (득점/실점)

71

2.09

1.94

66

상-하

1.5

6

18%

82%

28

2.5

11

32%

68%

23

3.5

15

44%

56%

19

시합에 2 팀이 다 골을 득점했다 (네/ 아니요)

23

68%

32%

11

무실점경기 (네/ 아니요)

5

15%

85%

29

골을 득점하다 (네/ 아니요)

27

79%

21%

7

랭킹 차트		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	미드티윌란	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

시합

날짜

시합

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Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	미드티윌란	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

19

3

29

2441

129

2

Mathias Kvistgaarden Mathias Kvistgaarden Brondby Brondby

16

0

27

1863

117

3

Benjamin Nygren Benjamin Nygren FC Nordsjaelland FC Nordsjaelland

14

0

28

2376

170

4

Simen Bolkan Nordli Simen Bolkan Nordli Randers FC Randers FC

13

4

28

2240

173

5

German Onugha German Onugha FC Copenhagen FC Copenhagen

13

1

22

1809

140

6

Tonni Adamsen Tonni Adamsen Silkeborg IF Silkeborg IF

13

4

30

2400

185

7

Yuito Suzuki Yuito Suzuki Brondby Brondby

11

1

30

2450

223

8

Lirim Qamili Lirim Qamili Sonderjyske Sonderjyske

11

2

25

1997

182

9

Adam Buksa Adam Buksa 미드티윌란 미드티윌란

11

3

21

1435

131

10

Franculino Franculino 미드티윌란 미드티윌란

11

1

25

1512

138

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FC Nordsjælland is a professional football club based in Farum, Denmark. Established in 1991 originally as Farum Boldklub and adopting its current name in 2003, FC Nordsjælland has rapidly developed into one of Denmark's leading football teams. The club is widely respected both for its innovative youth academy and for its commitment to developing homegrown talent.

The team plays its home matches at Right to Dream Park, a modern stadium located in Farum, known for its artificial pitch and excellent facilities. FC Nordsjælland’s official colors are red and yellow, symbolizing energy, youth, and vibrancy. The club is renowned for its attacking style of play and for promoting young players from its renowned Right to Dream Academy.

Nordsjælland has a passionate and youthful fan base, often called “Wild Tigers”. The club’s ambition, positive playing philosophy, and focus on social responsibility have earned it accolades both in Denmark and internationally.

Over its short but impressive history, FC Nordsjælland has produced several notable players, such as Jesper Hansen, Andreas Skovgaard, Emre Mor, and Mikkel Damsgaard. The club’s ownership is unique in European football, with strong links to the Right to Dream Foundation, a social enterprise that supports youth development through football, primarily in Africa and Denmark.

Among its achievements, FC Nordsjælland won the Danish Superliga title in 2011–12 and has claimed two Danish Cups. The club has regularly competed in European competitions, including the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League.

Today, FC Nordsjælland stands as a symbol of sustainable club philosophy, combining success on the pitch with a strong commitment to youth development and social value. The club continues to be a respected institution in Danish and European football.

Team:	FC Nordsjælland
Full name:	Football Club Nordsjælland
Country:	Denmark
Nickname:	The Wild Tigers (De Vilde Tigre)
Founded:	01/01/1991 (as Farum BK; renamed 2003)
Colors:	Red-Yellow
Stadium:	Right to Dream Park 10,300 seats
Address:	Idrætsvænget 2 3520 Farum, Denmark
Telephone:	+45 70 22 58 60
Fax:	+45 70 22 58 61
Homepage:	https://fcn.dk/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Nordsjælland

Founded

FC Nordsjælland was founded as Farum Boldklub in 1991 in the town of Farum, Denmark. In June 2003, the club rebranded and adopted the name FC Nordsjælland, reflecting its ambition to represent the North Zealand region. The club’s vision has always centered around youth development, innovative football philosophy, and social responsibility.

In the early years, FC Nordsjælland steadily progressed from the lower divisions to the Danish Superliga, making its top-flight debut in the 2002–03 season. The rise culminated in a historic Danish Superliga title win in 2011–12. As champions, the club participated in the group stage of the 2012–13 UEFA Champions League, facing European giants such as Chelsea and Juventus.

FC Nordsjælland has also become synonymous with its partnership with the Right to Dream Academy, which has seen the club integrate young talents from Denmark and Africa, creating an ethos of global youth empowerment and football excellence.

Finances and ownership

FC Nordsjælland is notably owned by the Right to Dream Group, led by Tom Vernon, a former Manchester United scout, and social entrepreneur. The Right to Dream Foundation became the majority shareholder in 2015. This model emphasizes sustainable growth driven by football development, education, and social impact, particularly through the integration of the Right to Dream Academy in Ghana and Denmark.

The club’s finances are stable compared to many Danish clubs, with emphasis on self-sustainability. The strong youth academy provides both sporting and financial returns through player development and sales. FC Nordsjælland continues to be recognized in Denmark and abroad for its transparent and socially progressive ownership and financial practices.

Popular culture

FC Nordsjælland enjoys a reputation as a modern and progressive football club in Denmark. Its association with youth development, community projects, and anti-racism initiatives has made it admired across the country. The club’s “Wild Tigers” identity is visible in fan songs, mascot appearances, and merchandise.

The club’s entertaining style and commitment to young players resonate with both local fans and neutrals, encouraging a family-friendly atmosphere at Right to Dream Park. FC Nordsjælland’s cooperation with the Right to Dream Academy has also attracted international media attention, featuring in football documentaries and reports on sustainable club development.

Moreover, the club’s successes, unique ownership, and positive impact on its community have inspired coverage in Danish newspapers, football magazines, and online platforms, portraying FC Nordsjælland as a model for the future of European football.

Players

The club’s first-team squad is consistently among the youngest in Europe, with academy graduates playing key roles alongside a select group of experienced leaders. FC Nordsjælland has a proud tradition of developing its own players, with several going on to successful careers domestically and abroad.

Notable graduates include Andreas Skov Olsen, Mathias Jensen, Mikkel Damsgaard, and Emre Mor. The club also serves as a launchpad for international players, especially young Africans from the Right to Dream Academy, such as Mohammed Kudus and Ernest Nuamah.

The current squad features a dynamic mix of Danish prospects and emerging international talents. The club’s system emphasizes technical skill, tactical intelligence, and positive leadership, making FC Nordsjælland a respected stepping-stone in players’ careers.

Famous Players

FC Nordsjælland’s history, while shorter than Denmark’s oldest clubs, has already featured influential and famous players, including:

Mikkel Damsgaard: Developed at FC Nordsjælland before moving to Sampdoria and later Brentford, Damsgaard became a Danish international and Euro 2020 semi-finalist.
Mohammed Kudus: Ghanaian attacking midfielder nurtured through the Right to Dream partnership, transferred to Ajax and later West Ham United, now a key player for Ghana’s national team.
Andreas Skov Olsen: Product of FCN’s academy, later played for Bologna and Club Brugge, and became a Danish international.
Emre Mor: Talented winger, developed at FCN before joining Borussia Dortmund and the Turkish national team.
Jesper Hansen: Veteran goalkeeper, played over 200 games and was vital in the 2011–12 title-winning side.
Ernest Nuamah: Young Ghanaian forward, emerged as a star before transferring to Olympique Lyonnais in 2023.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Martin Bernburg	FW	47	113	0.42
2	Nicklas Helenius	FW	45	104	0.43
3	Morten Nordstrand	FW	44	98	0.45
4	Andreas Granskov	FW	31	62	0.5
5	Joshua John	FW	30	93	0.32
6	Andreas Skov Olsen	FW	29	51	0.57
7	Mohammed Kudus	MF	14	57	0.25
8	Mikkel Damsgaard	MF	13	84	0.15
9	Emre Mor	FW	13	27	0.48
10	Ernest Nuamah	FW	15	43	0.35

Typical Squad

FC Nordsjælland’s squad is typically built around a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, prioritizing possession-based attacking football. The club’s line-up is heavily composed of youth academy players, with a blend of Danish and African prospects alongside experienced professionals.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeping position is usually held by young Danish talents or academy graduates. To start the 2024/25 season, Andreas Hansen serves as the main goalkeeper, offering leadership and shot-stopping prowess.

Defender

Nordsjælland’s defense is characterized by its mobility, technical ability, and intelligence. Regular starters include the likes of Kian Hansen and Oliver Antman, supported by rising stars from the academy.

Midfielder

FCN’s midfield is typically comprised of energetic and technically skilled youngsters. Names like Villads Rasmussen, Daniel Svensson, and Schjelderup (prior to transfer) are notable examples of players who have taken leading roles at the club.

Forward

The forward line regularly sees opportunities for talented youngsters, with recent seasons producing top talents such as Ernest Nuamah, Ibrahim Osman, and Adamo Nagalo.

The club is committed to promoting academy players and integrating them into the first team each season.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season sees FC Nordsjælland once again competing in the Danish Superliga and aiming for European qualification, with a squad filled with promising homegrown talents and exciting international prospects.

Goalkeeper
Updating	13	Andreas Hansen	Denmark	Denmark	05/03/1995
Updating	21	Lucas Hey	Denmark	Denmark	13/12/2003
Defender
Updating	4	Adamo Nagalo	Burkina Faso	Burkina Faso	22/09/2002
Updating	27	Kian Hansen	Denmark	Denmark	03/03/1989
Updating	18	Jeppe Jensen	Denmark	Denmark	14/06/2004
Updating	23	Martin Frese	Denmark	Denmark	04/01/1998
Updating	12	Daniel Svensson	Sweden	Sweden	12/02/2002
Midfielder
Updating	6	Villads Rasmussen	Denmark	Denmark	11/01/2005
Updating	14	Oliver Villadsen	Denmark	Denmark	16/11/2001
Updating	8	Benjamin Nygren	Sweden	Sweden	08/07/2001
Forward
Updating	22	Ibrahim Osman	Ghana	Ghana	29/11/2004
Updating	17	Marcus Ingvartsen	Denmark	Denmark	04/01/1996
Updating	7	Oliver Antman	Finland	Finland	15/08/2001
Manager
Updating		Johannes Hoff Thorup	Denmark	Denmark	09/02/1989
Ass. Manager
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Coach

FC Nordsjælland, one of Denmark's most innovative football clubs, has seen several remarkable coaches throughout its history. Renowned for a strong emphasis on youth development, modern tactics, and creative playing style, FC Nordsjælland has established itself as a significant force in Danish and Scandinavian football. The following are some of the most successful and influential coaches in the club’s history:

Kasper Hjulmand: Hjulmand is regarded as a club legend, having led FC Nordsjælland to their first and only Danish Superliga title in the 2011–12 season. He is credited for implementing an attacking, possession-based philosophy and promoting young talents from the club’s renowned academy.
Flemming Pedersen: Pedersen managed the club between 2019 and 2023, further elevating FC Nordsjælland’s reputation for youth development and introducing an attractive, pressing-oriented style of play. He ensured the club remained competitive in the Superliga and consistently integrated some of the league’s youngest squads.
Morten Wieghorst: Wieghorst was manager from 2006 to 2011 and established the foundations for the most successful period in the club’s history. Under his management, the club won its first major trophies – two Danish Cups in 2009–10 and 2010–11.
Danny Olsen: Olsen took over as head coach in the 2023–24 season, continuing the tradition of developing young talents and maintaining a high level of competitive football for FC Nordsjælland.

These coaches, together with others, have played pivotal roles in FC Nordsjælland's historic achievements and unique identity.

Period	Manager	Country	born
16/03/2024 – present	Johan Lange (caretaker)	Denmark	22/11/1979
19/02/2024 – 16/03/2024	Andreas Schjelderup (interim)	Norway	01/06/2004
01/07/2023 – 19/02/2024	Johannes Hoff Thorup	Denmark	24/07/1988
01/07/2019 – 30/06/2023	Flemming Pedersen	Denmark	06/06/1963
13/01/2019 – 30/06/2019	Michael Essien (assistant, caretaker responsibilities)	Ghana	03/12/1982
01/07/2018 – 13/01/2019	Kasper Hjulmand	Denmark	09/04/1972
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2018	Kasper Hjulmand	Denmark	09/04/1972
01/07/2014 – 30/06/2016	René Meulensteen	Netherlands	25/03/1964
01/07/2011 – 30/06/2014	Kasper Hjulmand	Denmark	09/04/1972
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01/07/2006 – 30/06/2011	Morten Wieghorst	Denmark	25/11/1971
01/07/2005 – 30/06/2006	Johnny Petersen	Denmark	31/01/1947
01/07/2003 – 30/06/2005	Morten Noor	Denmark	Updating...
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2003	Jørgen Tideman	Denmark	17/09/1951
01/01/1995 – 30/06/2000	Tommy Møller Nielsen	Denmark	05/08/1961
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Crests and Colors

Football Club Nordsjælland (commonly known as FC Nordsjælland or FCN) is a professional football club based in Farum, Denmark. Since its founding in 1991 as Farum Boldklub, and then rebranding to FC Nordsjælland in 2003, the club’s crest and colors have evolved while retaining a strong regional identity.

The current FC Nordsjælland crest features a bold and stylized image of a tiger's head, reflecting the club’s nickname, "The Tigers". The crest has undergone only minor adjustments since its adoption, with the main focus being the fierce tiger, symbolizing power, agility, and determination. Before the tiger, the earlier Farum BK crest was more traditional and locally styled, but it was replaced to reflect the club’s ambitions and new era.

The club’s traditional colors are red and yellow, inspired by the municipal colors of Farum and the North Zealand region. The home kit is predominantly red with yellow trim, while the away kits have varied over the years, sometimes featuring black, white, or alternate shades with distinctive patterns. Despite some seasonal variations, red and yellow have remained a constant symbol of the club.

In recent seasons, FC Nordsjælland has introduced modern kit designs, including subtle tiger stripe patterns and the inclusion of sustainability-themed materials, reflecting their commitment not only to football excellence but also to progressive values.

FC Nordsjælland’s crest and colors remain integral to the club’s youthful, dynamic image and its connection to the local area of North Zealand.

Fan Club

FC Nordsjælland boasts a growing and loyal fan base, with supporters who are recognized for their passionate yet family-friendly atmosphere at matches. The primary organized fan group is called "Wild Tigers", reflecting the club’s tiger mascot and emphasizing the fierce energy fans bring to every game.

The club’s supporters, known for their inclusivity, often engage in vibrant but respectful chants and display red and yellow banners throughout the stadium. Unlike some larger clubs, FCN’s fans are particularly noted for their close connection to the club’s management and players, often participating in community events and youth activities organized by the club as part of its Right to Dream philosophy.

The fan base is regionally concentrated but attracts followers across Denmark, thanks in part to the club’s reputation for developing young talent and promoting a positive, supportive football culture. Away matches also see a strong contingent of "Wild Tigers" traveling to represent the club and maintain the energetic atmosphere.

In keeping with its progressive values, FC Nordsjælland has established an inclusive and family-oriented environment that is welcoming to all supporters, making matchdays at Farum Park a unique and lively experience.

Stadium

FC Nordsjælland plays its home matches at Right to Dream Park, situated in Farum, Denmark. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 10,300 spectators, making it one of the coziest venues in the Danish Superliga.

Originally known as Farum Park when it opened in 1999, the stadium was renamed Right to Dream Park in 2016 to reflect FCN’s partnership with the Right to Dream Academy—a symbol of the club’s focus on youth development and social impact. This partnership is evident in the innovative and community-focused programs organized at the stadium.

Right to Dream Park has undergone several upgrades, including the installation of a state-of-the-art artificial turf pitch in 2012, among the first Danish stadiums to do so. This ensures excellent playing conditions throughout the year, regardless of weather.

The stadium is equipped with modern amenities, hospitality suites, and spaces designed to enhance the matchday atmosphere for families and all supporters. It remains a proud landmark of the Farum community and a testament to FC Nordsjælland’s forward-thinking approach.

Honours and Awards

Since its establishment, FC Nordsjælland has achieved notable success in Danish football, particularly in the last two decades. Here are the club’s major honours and awards:

No	Cups	Not	Awards	Years
1	Danish Superliga	1	Winner	2011/12
2	Danish Cup	2	Winner	2009/10, 2010/11
3	Danish Superliga Runner-up	3	Runner-up	2002/03, 2012/13, 2022/23
4	Danish Cup Runner-up	1	Runner-up	2015/16
5	UEFA Competitions	-	Group Stage (UEFA Champions League)	2012/13

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FAQs about FC Nordsjælland

Q: When was FC Nordsjælland founded?

A: FC Nordsjælland was established in 1991 (as Farum Boldklub) and renamed to FC Nordsjælland in 2003.

Q: What is the meaning behind the tiger on FC Nordsjælland’s crest?

A: The tiger symbolizes the club’s nickname, "The Tigers", representing strength, energy, and determination.

Q: What are FC Nordsjælland’s official club colors?

A: The official colors are red and yellow, reflecting the regional identity of North Zealand and Farum.

Q: What is the name and capacity of FC Nordsjælland’s home stadium?

A: The club plays at Right to Dream Park in Farum, Denmark, with a capacity of about 10,300 spectators.

Q: Has FC Nordsjælland ever won the Danish Superliga?

A: Yes, the club won the Danish Superliga in the 2011/12 season.

Q: What major European competitions has FC Nordsjælland participated in?

A: FC Nordsjælland reached the group stage of the UEFA Champions League in the 2012/13 season.

Q: Who are FC Nordsjælland’s main rivals?

A: Brøndby IF and FC Copenhagen are considered the club’s principal rivals in Danish football.

Q: What is unique about FC Nordsjælland’s approach to youth development?

A: FCN is renowned for its partnership with the Right to Dream Academy and for giving significant opportunities to young players from Denmark and Africa.

Q: How can I join the official FC Nordsjælland fan club?

A: Fans can join the "Wild Tigers" supporters’ group and register through the club’s website or at the stadium on matchdays.

Q: Does FC Nordsjælland have any famous former players?

A: Yes, notable former players include Andreas Skov Olsen, Emre Mor, Stanislav Lobotka, and Morten Nordstrand, among others.

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