AGF Thrash Viborg 6-2 to Cap Title Celebrations in Superliga Finale

AGF crowned champions as Superliga season ends in style

Brondby kept their Conference League playoff hopes alive with a late comeback win in Herning, and Fredericia and Vejle were confirmed as relegated.

Frederik Emmery and Tomas Kristjanson starred as AGF ran riot on their title celebration day in Aarhus...

AGF made it clear on Sunday that they are currently Denmark’s top side, hammering Viborg 6-2 at home. The win came as they continued celebrating their first league title in 40 years.

Meanwhile, FC Midtjylland suffered a surprise 3-2 home defeat to Brondby. 

FC Nordsjaelland secured third place and the bronze medals with a 4-1 away win over Sonderjyske.

Slut på Ceres Park Vejlby #SLDK #AGFVFF #ditholdvoresliga pic.twitter.com/gN5EnpKD4o

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AGF Celebrate Title with Statement Win Over Viborg

AGF had already clinched the championship a week earlier with a 2-0 victory at Brondby. Still, they wanted to give their supporters more to celebrate at home during their first title triumph in 40 years.

Frederik Emmery, an academy product who has impressed all season, opened the scoring within the first minutes. His goal ended Viborg’s hopes of pulling off an upset. AGF displayed the technical quality and determination that defined their campaign, and went into halftime leading 3-1.

After the break, Icelandic youngster Tomas Kristjanson stole the show with two goals. His performance highlighted the squad depth AGF have to defend the title next season. The hosts completed a 6-2 thrashing of Viborg.

AGF slutter af med en storsejr, imens FC Nordsjælland tager bronze og så sikrer Brøndby IF sig den vigtige 4. plads, der giver adgang til Europa Playoff ⚽

AGF - Viborg FF 6-2
FC Midtjylland - Brøndby IF 2-3
Sønderjyske Fodbold - FC Nordsjælland 1-4#sldk | #ditholdvoresliga pic.twitter.com/N7nHvc4fbZ

— 3F Superliga (@Superligaen) May 17, 2026

Brondby Spoil Midtjylland’s Home Party

FC Midtjylland came into the match against Brondby with momentum after winning the Danish Cup Final on Thursday. They beat FC Copenhagen 1-0 to lift the trophy and lift morale.

Mike Tullberg’s side started strongly and led 2-0 at the break. Valdemar Byskov and Mikel Gogorza got the goals to put the hosts in a commanding position.

Brondby needed three points to keep their chance of a Conference League playoff against FC Copenhagen alive. Mayckel Lahdo gave them a lifeline in the 56th minute by pulling one back. Sho Fukuda and Luis Binks then scored late to complete a stunning 3-2 win in Herning.

Nordsjaelland Seal Bronze with Dominant Win in Haderslev

FC Nordsjaelland carried the best form of any team in the Championship playoffs into Sunday night. They capped it with a 4-1 victory away at Sonderjyske to clinch the bronze medals.

The Copenhagen side took control early, going 2-0 up inside 13 minutes through goals from Levy Nene and Runar Norheim. Norheim added a third just before halftime to put Nordsjaelland firmly in charge.

Magnus Jensen gave the hosts a brief lift four minutes after the break with a converted penalty. Nordsjaelland stayed composed, and Ibrahim Adel sealed the result with a fourth goal four minutes from time.

In the relegation playoffs, it was already decided last weekend that Fredericia and Vejle would drop to the 1st Division.