Danish 2nd Division
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This article is about the third highest level in Danish football. From 1946 to 1990, the second highest level in Danish football was called the 2nd division. In 1991 it was renamed to the Danish 1st Division.
| Danish 2nd Division | |
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 Danish 2nd Divisions 2006-07 |
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| Sport | Football |
| Founded | 1995 |
| No. of teams | 2 x 14 |
| Country |  Denmark |
| Current champions | Næstved BK and Esbjerg 2 |
The 2nd Division is the third best Danish football league, just after the 1st Division.
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[edit] 2nd Division teams, 2006-07
[edit] East group
- See also Danish 2nd Division East.
- AB 70 Amager
- B 93
- Brøndby 2
- Brønshøj BK
- FC Roskilde
- Glostrup FK
- Greve Fodbold
- Holbæk B&I
- Hvidovre IF
- KB (FCK 2)
- LFA
- Skovlunde IF
- Slagelse B&I
- Stenløse BK
[edit] West group
- See also Danish 2nd Division West.
- BK Skjold
- BK Søllerød-Vedbæk
- Esbjerg 2
- FC FYN
- Hjørring IF
- Hobro IK
- Holstebro BK
- Ikast FS (FCM 2)
- Jetsmark IF
- Næsby BK
- Silkeborg 2
- Skive IK
- Varde IF
- Vejle 2
[edit] Winners of the third highest level
[edit] 2nd Division
From 2006 is 2nd Division level split in two groups: East and West.
- 2005: Kolding FC
- 2004: Hellerup IK
- 2003: FC Nordjylland
- 2002: BK Skjold
- 2001: Kolding IF
- 2000: B 1913
- 1999: Randers Freja
- 1998: B 1909
From 1996 to 1997 was 2nd Division level split in two groups: East and West.
[edit] 1st Division
- 1995: Esbjerg fB
- 1994: B 93
- 1993: Horsens fS
- 1992: Brønshøj BK
From 1986 to 1991 was the third highest level split in two groups: East and West.
[edit] 3rd Division
- 1985: Greve IF
- 1984: AaB
- 1983: B 1913
- 1982: RB 1906
- 1981: BK Avarta
- 1980: Glostrup IC
- 1979: Kolding IF
- 1978: Herfølge BK
- 1977: Lyngby BK
- 1976: IK Skovbakken
- 1975: Ikast fS
From 1966 to 1974 was 3rd Division split in two groups: East and West.
- 1965: Vanløse IF
- 1964: Holbæk B&I
- 1963: Hvidovre IF
- 1962: Vanløse IF
- 1961: Viborg FF
- 1960: Odense KFUM
- 1959: Rødovre BK
- 1958: Randers Freja
- 1957: Ikast fS
- 1956: Brønshøj BK
- 1955: Vanløse IF
- 1954: Hellerup IK
- 1953: AIA-Tranbjerg
- 1952: Vejle BK
- 1951: Horsens fS
- 1950: B 1913
- 1949: Skovshoved IF
- 1948: Næstved IF
- 1947: Brønshøj BK
- 1946: Odense BK
During World War II was there only one competition in Danish football.
[edit] 3rd Series
The winner of 3rd Series East should play promotion game against the winner of 3rd Series West. This is the winners of the promotion games:
- 1940: Vejle BK
- 1939: Nakskov BK
- 1938: Østre BK
- 1937: KFUM København
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