96 days. Over 2300 hours - or 26% of a year. That’s how long the Superliga’s winter break was. A long, long time to be without Danish football and in that period we’ve seen an entire World Cup, Christmas and transfer window come and go. But as the days slowly start to get longer I could smell the return of the Superliga and headed to the airport for a 2023 edition of the now customary Danish football road trip…

Football analytics maestro & friend of the podcast Kasper Pedersbæk writes about what we can learn from the Superliga teams’ xG numbers for the current season…

The life of a footballer is one many people dream of. But beyond the euphoria of scoring goals and the chance to earn small (or large) fortunes, the minutiae of the role of a professional player is something that few discover. So I sat down with Viborg’s Dutch midfielder Clint Leemans to get a sense of what life as a Superliga player was really like.

From Japan, to New Zealand, to the US and across Europe, meet the Superliga super-fans, whose support from afar is something to behold.

As Viborg head to London for a historic clash with West Ham United, I went along for the ride to find out what it means to the travelling fans and to see if a Superliga side could hold their own on Premier League turf.