FC Copenhagen Champions League Tickets

FC Copenhagen are the most successful side from Denmark to have featured in the UEFA Champions League, with frequent qualification for the competition. Also known as FC Kobenhaven, the team plays its matches at the Parken Stadion, which has proven a lively venue on Champions League nights with more than 38,000 fans able to fill the stadium and welcome some of the world's most popular football teams.

Men such as Brede Hangeland, Christian Poulsen, Thomas Delaney, and Andreas Cornelius all feature for the Danish outfit over the years.

FC Copenhagen have had a number of respectable campaigns in the Champions League, representing Denmark more than any other club and reaching the knockout stages on more than one occasion. No other Danish club has ever progressed past the group stage.

FC Copenhagen advanced to the Round of 16 in the 2010/11 campaign, but couldn't find a way past Premier League side Chelsea. The club reached the knockouts again in 2023/24, and were drawn against Champions League holders Manchester City in the last-16

At times, FC Kobenhaven have struggled to get past the qualifying stages for the group stages in recent years, as the side have come up against some extremely tough opponents. Nonetheless, they have still managed to host Champions League matches at the Parken Stadion on a semi-regular basis.

There have been some memorable moments that the Scandanavians will look back on with fond memories, including wins against Celtic and Manchester United in the 2006/07 competition, as well as a 1-0 win against Galatasaray and a 1-1 draw with Juventus in 2013/14, plus a 1-1 draw with FC Barcelona in the 2010/11 tournament.

The 2016/17 Champions League campaign went extremely well for FC Copenhagen as well, as they were only beaten once in a group containing Leicester City, FC Porto and Club Brugge.

Although they finished bottom of their Champions League group in the 2022/23 campaign, FC Copenhagen did remain unbeaten on home turf in a difficult group that comprised of Manchester City, Sevilla, and Borussia Dortmund.