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Brøndby IF
Club Information
2006
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Contents Presentation........................................................................................................................................................... 3 Organisation .......................................................................................................................................................... 4
Management...................................................................................................................................................... 4 Hotel information .................................................................................................................................................. 4 The Brøndby Squad 2006....................................................................................................................................... 5
Biography of Rene Meulensteen......................................................................................................................... 6 The history of Brøndby IF ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Statistics................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Rankings ............................................................................................................................................................ 9 Attendance records in the League ...................................................................................................................... 9 Attendance records in European tournaments.................................................................................................... 9 Club records..................................................................................................................................................... 10
UEFA Tournament Participation ........................................................................................................................... 10 UEFA Champions’ Cup ..................................................................................................................................... 10 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup .................................................................................................................................. 10 UEFA Cup Qualification .................................................................................................................................... 11 UEFA Cup......................................................................................................................................................... 11 UEFA Champions League ................................................................................................................................. 15 Stadium history ................................................................................................................................................ 16
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Presentation Founded December 3, 1964 Address Brøndbyernes IF Fodbold A/S Brøndby Stadion 30 2605 Brøndby, Denmark Phone no. + 45 43 63 08 10 Ticket hotlines +45 43 63 08 10 and +45 43 22 53 71 Fax no. + 45 43 43 26 27 Email address [email protected] Websites www.brondby.com, www.brondby.biz Main sponsor Codan Forsikring A/S Sports equipment sponsor adidas Homeground Brøndby Stadium
National capacity: 29,000 of which 23,400 can be seated. International capacity: 26,000 of which all can be seated. Stadium floodlights: 2,200 lux Pitch dimensions: 105 m x 68 m
Club members 1,800 (1,300 active players) Teams 82 teams play in tournaments. Colours (Home / Away) Yellow – Blue – Blue / Grey – Grey - Grey Results Danish champions: 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1996, 1997,
1998, 2002, 2005
Danish Cup Winner: 1989, 1994, 1998, 2003, 2005 Semi finals in the 1991 UEFA Cup and quarter finals in the 1997 UEFA Cup Quarter finals in the 1987 Champions Cup UEFA Champions League 1998, 1st round
Further information Check out the English section at brondby.com
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Organisation Board of directors Ejvind Sandal (chairman), Per Bjerregaard, Torben Hjort, Frank Buch-
Andersen, Carsten Sørensen, and Benny Winther
Management Chief Executive Officer Per Bjerregaard + 45 43 63 08 10
Chief Operations Officer Ole Palmå + 45 43 63 08 10
Sports Manager Anders Bjerregaard + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Sales Manager Holger Nielsen + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Financial Manager Martin Carstensen + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Talents Manager Kim Vilfort + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Marketing &
Communications Manager Thomas Lue Lytzen + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Merchandise Manager Jesper Andersen + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Facilities Manager Poul Passlack + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Desktop & IT Manager Flemming Alø + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Security Manager Emil Bakkendoff + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
UEFA Delegate
Liaison Officer Sten Lerche + 45 40 10 64 25 [email protected]
Ticketing Rikke Jacobsen + 45 43 63 08 10 [email protected]
Information concerning the use of the Official Brøndby IF logo and fonts, and photography’s: Desktop & IT manager Flemming Alø, [email protected]
Hotel information Name and address Telephone and fax Distance to airport Distance to stadium Scandic Hotel, Copenhagen Vester Søgade 6 1601 Copenhagen V
+45 33 14 35 35 +45 33 32 12 23
Km: 14 Min: 20
Km: 11 Min: 30
Radisson SAS Scandinavia Amager Boulevard 70 2300 Copenhagen S
+ 45 33 96 51 00 + 45 33 96 55 55
Km: 7 Min: 15
Km: 16 Min: 30
Hotel D'Angleterre Kongens Nytorv 34 1050 Copenhagen K
+ 45 33 12 00 95 + 45 33 12 11 18
Km: 9 Min: 20
Km: 16 Min: 30
Scandic Hotel, Hvidovre Kettevej 4 2650 Hvidovre
+ 45 36 86 04 00 + 45 36 49 81 70
Km: 15 Min: 20
Km: 5 Min: 15
Hotel Brøndby Park Brøndbyvester Blvd. 6 2605 Brøndby
+45 43 44 22 99 +45 43 44 02 99
Km: 15 Min: 20
Km: 0 Min: 2
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The Brøndby Squad 2006 Name Nationality No. Date of birth Height/
Weight
Goalkeepers
Casper Ankergren Danish 16 09.11.79 194/94
Michael Tørnes Danish 30 08.01.86 187/79
Defenders
Per Nielsen Danish 4 15.10.73 191/86
Henrik Kildentoft Danish 18 18.03.86 183/76
Asbjørn Sennels Danish 20 17.01.79 184/75
Joseph Elanga Cameroon 14 02.05.79 181/73
Thomas Rytter Danish 3 06.01.74 180/73
Trond Andersen Norwegian 23 06.01.75 189/75
Morten Rasmussen Danish 22 26.03.85 188/79
Martin Spelmann Danish 23 21.03.87 174/70
Mark Howard English 5 29.01.86 186/80
Midfielders
Kim Daugaard Danish 8 29.03.74 180/75
Martin Retov Danish 9 05.05.80 178/80
Kasper Lorentzen Danish 7 19.11.85 180/74
Stefan Schmidt Danish 13 07.11.75 182/75
Mads Jørgensen Danish 11 10.02.79 182/75
Marcus Lantz Swedish 6 23.10.75 178/75
Thomas Rasmussen Danish 21 16.04.77 180/73
Martin Ericsson Swedish 10 04.09.80 178/76
Mike Jensen Danish 26 19.02.88 176/75
Forwards
Ruben Bagger Danish 15 16.01.72 185/90
Morten "Duncan" Rasmussen Danish 17 31.01.85 185/77
Johan Absalonsen Danish 24 19.09.85 177/70
Kim Christensen Danish 25 08.05.80 191/86
Peguero Jean Philippe Haitian 19 19.09.81 186/83
Coaches
René Meulensteen, head coach Dutch
Peder Sigaard, assistant coach Danish
Jørgen Henriksen
goalkeeper trainer
Danish
René Skovdahl
physical trainer
Danish
Technical staff
Jan Ritzau, teamleader
Jan Buhl, physio
Peter Smith, phsyio
Henrik Andersen, masseur
Per Bjerregaard, doctor
Updated player statistics can be found at http://www.brondby.com/atruppen_list_english.asp
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Biography of Rene Meulensteen René Meulensteen (Dutch) holds both the UEFA "A" and the Royal Dutch FA "TCI" coaching licenses.
Meulensteen played football himself in the Dutch lower leagues as a midfielder but he retired from playing at the
age of 29. He went on to coach both the Qatar national team under 16's and under 17's sides. In 1999, while
Manchester United was lifting the UEFA Champions League trophy, Meulensteen was lifting the Arab Cup as
manager of Qatari side Al-Etehad. In 2000 he moved to Al-Sadd where he managed them to winning the
domestic Emir Cup competition. He had also been a youth coach at NEC Nijmegen.
In 2001, Sir Alex Ferguson and academy director Les Kershaw persuaded him to join Manchester United as "Skills
Development Coach", coaching all of the youngsters from age 9 to 21. In December 2005, Sir Alex Ferguson
promoted him to manage Manchester United's reserve team, after the departure of Ricky Sbragia who left to
become first team coach with Sam Allardyce and Sammy Lee at Bolton Wanderers. René retained his role as
"Skills Development Coach".
From July 2006 René Meulensteen took over as head coach for Brøndby IF.
Biography of Peder Siggaard Assistant coach Peder Siggaard (born 1963) holds the Danish Football Association's A license and has been
coaching football players on amateur and elite levels since he was 15 years old.
From 2001 to 2003 Peder Siggaard was head coach for Brøndby IF's women's team, which he led to the club's
first women championship in 2003. Since 2003 Peter Siggaard has held the job as coach for the "Integrated
Talents Development Project", which is a co-project between the Danish FA and Danish elite clubs.
Peder Siggaard holds a BSc in physical education from University of Copenhagen, where he has been teaching for
10 years. Furthermore, Peder Siggaard is coaching instructor for the Danish FA and member of the board of
Brøndby Gymnasium.
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The history of Brøndby IF 1964 The club is founded on December 3 as the result of the merger between Brøndbyvester IF, ranked as
number 6 in the SBU Serie 1, and Brøndbyøster IF, ranked as number 11 and thus relegated to Serie 4.
1965 Brøndbyernes IF finishes fourth in Serie 1. The same year Brøndby Stadium is opened (however, without stands).
1966 Brøndby IF once again finishes fourth in Serie 1.
1967 Brøndby wins Serie 1 and is promoted to Sjællandsserien.
1968 The first season in Sjællandsserien ends with a ninth place.
1969 Brøndby IF finishes just over the relegation line. The club is divided into separate sports.
1970 Mayor Kjeld Rasmussen is elected chairman of Brøndby IF.
1971 Brøndby IF wins Sjællandsserien and is promoted to Danmarksserien.
1972 Per Bjerregaard (present CEO) ends his active career and takes over the job as chairman. The first season yields a seventh place.
1973 Finn Laudrup takes on the role as ‘playing coach’ and the team finishes third.
1974 Brøndby IF wins Danmarksserien with 39 points for 22 matches and a score of 81-30 - the club's prime ambition is reached: From 1975 Brøndby IF is part of 3. division.
1975 The Danish Tournament undergoes change: From three divisions each consisting of 12 clubs to three divisions of 16 teams with one national 3. division. Brøndby IF achieves a place as number six.
1976 Brøndby IF finishes ninth in the 3. division.
1977 Brøndby IF is promoted to 2. division.
1978 The first season gives Brøndby IF a placement as number 11. The first stand is opened at Brøndby Stadium.
1979 Brøndby IF finishes fifth in 2. division. The reserve team is promoted to Sjællandsserien.
1980 Brøndby IF finishes runners up in 2. division.
1981 The 25th of October - with three rounds of the tournament left - Brøndby defeats AB 6-2 in attendance of 2,869 spectators at Gladsaxe Idrætspark and is thus promoted to 1. division. The same year Brøndby IF's reserve team wins Sjællandsserien.
1982 Brøndby IF makes its debut in 1. division on March 28 with a victory of 7-1 over B1909 at Brøndby Stadium. The following Sunday Brøndby IF is defeated by AGF 1-0. Michael Laudrup becomes the first Brøndby National player and is elected player of the year in Denmark. Per Bjerregaard becomes "Sports Leader" of the year. The club finishes fourth.
1983 Brøndby IF takes part in the UEFA TOTO Cup for first time and ends up third. In 1. division the club once again achieves a fourth place.
1984 Brøndby IF wins its first title by defeating AGF 1-0 in the Carlsberg Cup. For the third season in a row, the club finishes fourth, whilst the reserve team wins Danmarksserien.
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1985 Brøndby IF becomes the youngest club to win the Danish Championship.
1986 Brøndby hires full-time professional players - as the first club in Denmark. Brøndby IF wins the TOTO Cup without defeats and makes its debut in Champions Cup and reaches the quarter finals. In 1. division the club wins silver medals.
1987 Once again Brøndby IF wins the Danish championship. Having beaten the defending UEFA Cup champions, IFK Göteborg, the club disappointingly loses to Sportul Bucharest.
1988 Ebbe Skovdahl returns as chief coach. The third national championship is secured, however, the club loses its first FA Cup final to AGF. An aggregated defeat to Club Brugge from Belgium means exit from the European tournaments.
1989 The FA Cup is won for the first time. In Europe, however, Brøndby IF only makes it to the first round.
1990 Morten Olsen is hired as chief coach. The fourth championship is won. Brøndby IF defeats Torpedo Moscow in the UEFA Cup quarter finals.
1991 Brøndby IF becomes Danish Champions for the fifth time. Defeated by AS Roma in the UEFA Cup semi finals.
1992 Brøndby IF buys InterBank but the investment fails and threatens the existence of the club. Worst result ever – the team finishes seventh - with no chance of participation in the UEFA tournaments.
1993 The team lives up to the expectation and receives bronze medals and makes it to Europe. Brøndby Support - the club's official fan club - is established.
1994 For the second time Brøndby IF wins the FA Cup and celebrates its 30 year anniversary.
1995 Silver medals in the national tournament. Success in the UEFA Cup: the team defeats Liverpool FC. Brøndby Support now has 4,000 members.
1996 Sixth National Championship and 10,000 members of Brøndby Support.
1997 For the seventh time the club win gold medals. Brøndby IF is once again the financially strongest club in Denmark.
1998 For the third year in a row Brøndby IF wins the Danish Championship. The FA Cup is also won. Brøndby IF makes its debut in the UEFA Champions League with a 2-1 victory over Bayern Munich but doesn’t make it to the second group play.
1999 Silver medals. The rebuilding of Brøndby Stadium begins.
2000 Silver medals. The new stadium is opened October 22 with more than 28,000 people attending the match.
2001 Silver medals for the third year in a row. Has a superb half season which results in a 10 point gap in the domestic league at years end.
2002 Coach Hareide decides to resign in April after a disappointing spell. Youth Coach Tom Køhlert takes over as interim coach and with 4 wins and 2 draws in the last 6 games leads Brøndby IF to the club’s 9th title. Michael Laudrup is signed as new coach from July 1st.
2003 In Michael Laudrup’s first season as head coach Brøndby IF celebrates its fourth victory in the Danish FA
Cup final by defeating FC Midjylland 3-0. Runners up in the championship race. Brøndby participates in the UEFA Cup and reaches a total of 100 matches in the European tournaments.
2004 Brøndby plays FC Barcelona in round 3 of this year’s UEFA Cup but loses both matches. Runners up in the Danish League.
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2005 Brøndby IF celebrates the club’s 10th championship in 20 years. A 3-2 victory in the Danish FA Cup final
brings home The Double to Brøndby. Brøndby IF qualifies for the UEFA Cup group stages.
2006 Runners up. Brøndby IF qualifies for the UEFA Cup first qualifying round
Statistics
Rankings Year League Cup finals UICT
(Toto Cup)
Player of the year
1982 4
1983 4 3
1984 4 4
1985 1 5 Claus Nielsen
1986 2 1 Ole Madsen
1987 1 1 Lars Olsen
1988 1 Brøndby – AGF 1-2 3 Bjarne Jensen
1989 2 Brøndby – Ikast 6-3 4 Henrik Jensen
1990 1 3 Peter Schmeichel
1991 1 Kim Vilfort
1992 7 Ushe Okechukwu
1993 3 3 Jes Høgh
1994 3 Brøndby – Næstved 3-1 3 Ole Bjur
1995 2 Allan Nielsen
1996 1 Brøndby – AGF 0-2 Søren Colding
1997 1 Ebbe Sand
1998 1 Brøndby IF – FC København 4-1 Kim Daugaard
1999 2 Mogens Krogh
2000 2 Dan Anton Johansen
2001 2 Krister Nordin
2002 1 Aurielijus Skarbalius
2003 2 Brøndby IF – FC Midtjylland 3-0 Per Nielsen
2004 2 Martin Retov
2005 1 Brøndby IF – FC Midtjylland 3-2 Johan Elmander
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Attendance records in the League Home 2003: Brøndby IF – F.C. Copenhagen – 31.508 spectators Away 2006: FC Copenhagen - Brøndby IF – 41,201 spectators
Attendance records in European tournaments Home (Parken): Brøndby IF – FC. Barcelona: 40,892 spectators Home (Brøndby Stadium): Brøndby IF – FC Schalke 04: 25,817 spectators Away: FC Porto - Brøndby IF: 70,000 spectators
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Club records Most matches: Bjarne Jensen (556 official matches). Most goals: Bent Christensen (116 goals in 208 matches)
UEFA Tournament Participation Brøndby IF has played a total of 116 UEFA tournament matches.
UEFA Champions’ Cup September 17, 1986 Brøndby IF - Honved Budapest 4-1 1-0 John Jensen (13), 1-1 Lajos Betari (19), 2-1 Lars Olsen (56), 3-1 Ole Østergaard (59), 4-1 Tommy Christensen (83). 6.438 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
October 1, 1986 Honved Budapest – Brøndby IF 2-21-0 Lajos Betari (42), 2-0 Kalman Kovacs (59), 2-1 Claus Nielsen (66), 2-2 Gert Jørgensen (90) 10.000 spectators at Budapest Stadium.
October 22, 1986 Brøndby IF - Berliner SC Dynamo 2-1 1-0 Own goal (Michael Schulz - 1), 2-0 Kim Vilfort (14), 2-1 Frank Rohde (89). 5.401 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
November 5, 1986 Berliner SC Dynamo – Brøndby IF 1-1 0-1 Kim Vilfort (8), 1-1 Rainer Ernst (12) 11.000 spectators at Sportforum in Berlin.
March 4, 1987 FC Porto – Brøndby IF 1-0 1-0 Rabah Madjer (71). 70.000 spectators at Stade des Antas.
March 18, 1987 Brøndby IF – FC Porto 1-1 1-0 Per Steffensen (36), 1-1 Juary dos Santos (71). 29.000 spectators at Idrætsparken.
September 7, 1988 Club Brugge - Brøndby IF 1-0 1-0 Alain Bettagno (88). 20.000 spectators at Olympia Stadium.
October 5, 1988 Brøndby IF – Club Brugge 2-1 1-0 Torben Frank (35), 2-0 Bent Christensen (67) 2-1 Kenneth Brylle (79). 24.000 spectators at Idrætsparken.
September 13, 1989 Olympique Marseille - Brøndby IF 3-0 1-0 Franck Sauzee (62), 2-0 Jean-Pierre Papin (69), 3-0 Philippe Vercruysse (80). 18.686 spectators at Stade Velodrome in Marseille.
September 27, 1989 Brøndby IF – Olympique Marseille 1-1 1-0 Lars Olsen (54), 1-1 Jean-Pierre Papin (64). 10.300 spectators at Idrætsparken.
September 18, 1991 Brøndby IF - MKS Zaglebie Lubin 3-0 1-0 Kim Christofte (53 – pen.), 2-0 Ronnie Ekelund (58), 3-0 Uche Okechukwu (61). 7.752 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
October 2, 1991 MKS Zaglebie Lubin – Brøndby IF 2-1 0-1 Kim Vilfort (28), 1-1 Piotr Czechowski (60), 2-1 Leslaw Grech (72). 6.000 spectators in Lubin.
October 23, 1991 Dinamo Kijev - Brøndby IF 1-1 0-1 Claus Nielsen (13), 1-1 Igor Salenko (78 – pen.). 29.184 spectators in Kijev.
November 6, 1991 Brøndby IF – Dinamo Kijev 0-1 0-1 Pavel Jakovenko (7) 13.712 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
UEFA Cup Winners’ CupSeptember 15, 1994 Brøndby IF - FK Tirana 3-0 1-0 Brian Jensen (19 – pen.), 2-0 Bo Hansen (57), 3-0 Own goal. Malko (66). 6.035 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
September 29, 1994 FK Tirana – Brøndby IF 0-1 0-1 Mark Strudal (30). 6.500 spectators at Kompetar Qemal Stafa.
October 20, 1994 Brøndby IF - Arsenal 1-2 0-1 Ian Wright (17), 0-2 Alan Smith (20), 1-2 Mark Strudal (54). 13.406 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
November 3, 1994 Arsenal – Brøndby IF 2-2 0-1 Bo Hansen (2), 1-1 Ian Wright (26 – pen.), 2-1 Ian Selley (46), 2-2 Dan Eggen (69). 32.290 spectators at Highbury.
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UEFA Cup Qualification August 14, 2003 Brøndby IF – Dinamo Minsk 3-0 1-0 Andreas Jakobsson (3), 2-0 Morten Wieghorst (20), 3-0 Ruben Bagger (90). 9,376 specators at Brøndby Stadium.
August 28, 2003 Dinamo Minsk – Brøndby IF 0-2 0-1 Martin Retov (25), 0-2 Mattias Jonson (80). 5,000 spectators at Minsk Stadium
August 12, 2004 FK Ventspils – Brøndby IF 0-0 5,000 spetactors at Ventspils Olympic Centre
August 26, 2004 Brøndby IF – FK Ventspils 1-1 0-1 Andrey Agafonon (5) 1-1 Dan Anton Johansen (34) 10,320 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
July 13, 2006 Brøndby IF - Valur Reykjavik 3-1 1-0 Thomas Rasmussen, 2-0 Morten D. Rasmussen, 3-0 Martin Ericsson, 3-1 Gardar Gunnlaugsson 6,338 at Brøndby Stadium
July 27, 2006 Valur Reykjavik - Brøndby IF 0-0 1,672 spectators at Langvallur Stadium
August 10, 2006 Flora Tallinn - Brøndby IF
August 24, 2006 Brøndby IF - Flora Tallinn
UEFA Cup September 16, 1987 Brøndby IF - IFK Göteborg 2-1 1-0 Claus Nielsen (34), 1-1 Lennart Nilsson (77), 2-1 Bent Christensen (80). 29.600 spectators at Idrætsparken.
September 30, 1987 IFK Göteborg – Brøndby IF 0-0 25.718 spectators at Nya Ullevi in Göteborg.
October 21, 1987 Brøndby IF - Sportul Studentesc 3-0 1-0 Lars Olsen (15), 2-0 Per Steffensen (30 pen.), 3-0 Bent Christensen (84). 18.700 spectators at Idrætsparken.
November 4, 1987 Sportul Studentesc – Brøndby IF 3-0 1-0 Ion Munteanu (6), 2-0 Laurentiu Bozesan (77), 3-0 Constatin Pana (89). Extra time: 0-0 - Penalties: 3-0. 9.600 spectators in Bukarest.
September 19, 1990 Brøndby IF - Eintracht Frankfurt 5-0 1-0 Uche Okechukwu (9), 2-0 Bent Christensen (55), 3-0 Kim Christofte (64 pen.), 4-0 Jens Madsen (80), 5-0 Bent Christensen (84). 12.400 spectators at Idrætsparken.
October 3, 1990 Eintracht Frankfurt - Brøndby IF 4-1 1-0 Anthony Yeboah (5), 2-0 Dieter Eckstein (22), 2-1 Bent Christensen (28), 3-1 Uwe Bein (37), 4-1 Andreas Möller (87). 12.000 spectators in Frankfurt.
October 24, 1990 Brøndby IF - Ferencvarosi TC 3-0 1-0 Kim Christofte (29), 2-0 Uche Okechukwu (81), 3-0 Kim Vilfort (90). 14.100 spectators at Idrætsparken.
November 7, 1990 Ferencvarosi TC - Brøndby IF 0-1 0-1 Bent Christensen (79). 140 spectators in Budapest.
November 28, 1990 Brøndby IF - Bayer 04 Leverkusen 3-0 1-0 Torben Frank (6), 2-0 Bent Christensen (60), 3-0 Torben Frank (66). 23.000 spectators at Idrætsparken.
December 11, 1990 Bayer 04 Leverkusen - Brøndby IF 0-0 9.000 spectators in Leverkusen.
March 6, 1991 Brøndby IF - Torpedo Moscow 1-0 1-0 Jens Madsen (60). 16.600 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
March 20, 1991 Torpedo Moscow - Brøndby IF 1-0 1-0 Oleg Shirinbekov (88) Extra time: 0-0 – Penalties: 2-4. 8.200 spectators in Moscow.
April 10, 1991 Brøndby IF - AS Roma 0-0
April 24, 1991 AS Roma - Brøndby IF 2-1
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18.000 spectators at Brøndby Stadium 1-0 Ruggiero Rizzitelli (34), Sebastiano Nela (own goal 62), 2-1 Rudi Völler (88). 58.042 spectators in Rome.
September 15, 1993 Brøndby IF - Dundee United 2-0 1-0 Kim Vilfort (20), 2-0 Jesper Kristensen (46). 5.756 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
September 28,1993 Dundee United - Brøndby IF 3-1 1-0 Billy McKinley (66), 2-0 Scott Crabbe (80), 2-1 Jesper Kristensen (91), 3-1 John Clark (119). 8.541 spectators at Tannadice Park.
October 19, 1993 FC Kuusysi Lahti - Brøndby IF 1-4 0-1 Uche Okechukwu (2), 1-1 Ismo Lius (14), 1-2 Kim Vilfort (60), 1-3 Mark Strudal (66), 1-4 Mark Strudal (85). 4.000 spectators in Lahti.
November 3, 1993 Brøndby IF - FC Kuusysi Lahti 3-1 0-1 Juha Annunen (6), 1-1 Jesper Kristensen (40), 2-1 Jens Madsen (68), 3-1 Jes Høgh (85 pen.). 5.834 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
November 24, 1993 Brøndby IF - Borussia Dortmund 1-1 1-0 Jesper Kristensen (14), 1-1 Stephane Chapuisat (60). 16.817 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
December 8, 1993 Borussia Dortmund - Brøndby IF 1-0 1-0 Michael Zorc (29). 37.000 spectators at Westphalen Stadium.
August 8, 1995 Brøndby IF - Inkaras Grifas 3-0 1-0 Bo Hansen (12), 2-0 Ole Bjur (45), 3-0 Ebbe Sand (80). 6.470 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
August 22, 1995 Inkaras Grifas - Brøndby IF 0-3 0-1 Peter Møller (53), 0-2 Jens Risager (62), 0-3 Peter Møller (65). 8.000 spectators in Kaunas.
September 12, 1995 Brøndby IF - Lillestrøm SK 3-0 1-0 Bo Hansen (37), 2-0 Dan Eggen (56), 3-0 Ole Bjur (86 pen.). 7.686 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
September, 26 1995 Lillestrøm SK - Brøndby IF 0-0 1.090 spectators at Åråsen Stadium.
October 17, 1995 Brøndby IF - Liverpool FC 0-0 37.648 spectators at Parken.
October 31, 1995 Liverpool FC.- Brøndby IF 0-1 0-1 Dan Eggen (79). 35.878 spectators at Anfield Road.
November 21, 1995 Brøndby IF - AS Roma 2-1 1-1 Peter Møller (47), 2-1 Ole Bjur (77). 28.379 spectators in Parken.
December 5, 1995 AS Roma - Brøndby IF 3-1 2-1 Peter Møller (85) 46.376 spectators at Stadio Olimpico.
September 10, 1996 Brøndby IF - FC Aarau 5-0 1-0 Kim Vilfort (21 pen.), 2-0 Ole Bjur (57), 3-0 Peter Møller (66), 4-0 Peter Møller (88), 5-0 Peter Møller (90) 8.976 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
September 24, 1996 FC Aarau - Brøndby IF 0-2 0-1 Peter Møller (39), 0-2 Kim Daugaard (90). 2.010 spectators at Brügglifeld.
October 15, 1996 Aberdeen F.C. - Brøndby IF 0-2 0-1 Ebbe Sand ( 44 ), 0-2 Bo Hansen (88) 15.000 spectators at Pittodrie Stadium
October 29, 1996 Brøndby IF - Aberdeen F.C. 0-0 12.005 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
November 19, 1996 Brøndby IF - Karlsruher SC 1-3 0-1 Thomas Hässler (42 ), 0-2 Thomas Hässler (44 ), 0-3 Sean Dundee (79), 1-3 Ruben Bagger (90). 24.414 spectators in Parken.
December 3, 1996 Karlsruher SC - Brøndby IF 0-5 0-1 Ruben Bagger (41), 0-2 Dan Eggen (43), 0-3 Kim Vilfort (58), 0-4 Peter Møller (74), 0-5 Peter Møller (81). 21.000 spectators at Wildpark Stadium.
March 4, 1997 CD Tenerife - Brøndby IF 0-1 0-1 Ebbe Sand (30). 20.500 spectators at Estadio Hellodoro Rodriguez.
March 18, 1997 Brøndby IF - CD Tenerife 0-2 Antonio Pinilla Miranda (21), 0-2 Antonio Mata Olivera (119). 39.807 spectators in Parken.
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September 16, 1997 Olympique Lyonnais - Brøndby IF 4-1 1-0 Frederic Kanoute (19), 1-1 Kim Daugaard (30), 2-1 David Linares (51), 3-1 Patrice Carteron (67), 4-1 Ludovic Giuly (77). 12.000 spectators at Stade Gerland.
September 30, 1997 Brøndby IF - Olympique Lyonnais 2-3 1-0 Ebbe Sand (6), 2-0 Kim Daugaard (10 pen.), 2-1 Ludovic Giuly (15 pen.), 2-2 Joseph Job (83), 2-3 Cedric Bardon (98). 8.138 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
September 16, 1999 Amica Wronki – Brøndby IF 2-0 1-0 Dawidowski (23), 2-0 Bosacki (70). 3.500 spectators at Wronki Stadium.
September 30, 1999 Brøndby IF – Amica Wronki 4-3 1-0 Peter Madsen, 1-1 Pavel Kryszalowicz, 2-1 Da Silva, 2-2 Mariusz Kukiela (pen.), 2-3 Pavel Kryszalowics, 3-3 Peter Madsen, 4-3 Bent Christensen
September 14, 2000 Brøndby IF – NK Osijek 1-2 0-1 Gaspar, 1-1 Mattias Jonson, 1-2 Mitus 7,679 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
September 28, 2000 NK Osijek – Brøndby IF 0-0 12,000 spectators in Osijek
August 9, 2001 Brøndby IF – Shelbourne FC 2-0 1-0 Mattias Jonson, 2-0 Ruben Bagger. 8,011 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
August 23, 2001 Shelbourne FC – Brøndby IF 0-3 0-1 Ruben Bagger, 0-2 Mads Jørgensen, 0-3 Peter Madsen. 3,000 spectators in Dublin
September 20, 2001 Olimpija Ljubljana – Brøndby IF 2-4 1-0 Gaspar, 1-1 Ruben Bagger, 1-2 Dan Anton Johansen (pen), 2-2 Zlogar, 2-3 Rafal Niznik, 2-4 Rafal Niznik. 1,000 spectators in Ljubljana
September 27, 2001 Brøndby IF - Olimpija Ljubljana 0-0 6,596 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
October 18, 2001 NK Varteks – Brøndby IF 3-1 1-0 Bjelanovic, 2-0 Mumlek, 2-1 Rafal Niznik, 3-1 Karic. 9,000 spectators in Varazdin.
November 1, 2001 Brøndby IF – NK Varteks 5-0 1-0 Own goal, 2-0 Ruben Bagger, 3-0 Mattias Jonson, 4-0 Mattias Jonson, 5-0 Mattias Jonson. 8,169 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
November 22, 2001 AC Parma – Brøndby IF 1-1 1-0 Own goal, 1-1 Krister Nordin (pen). 4,000 spectators in Parma
December 6, 2001 Brøndby IF - AC Parma 0-3 0-1 Mboma, 0-2 Nakata, 0-3 Lambouchi 20,628 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
September 19, 2002 Levski Sofia – Brøndby IF 4-1 1-0 Simonovic, 1-1 Peter Madsen, 2-1 Simonovic, 3-1 Telkijski, 4-1 Telkijski. 10,000 spectators at Levski Stadium.
October 13, 2002 Brøndby IF – Levski Sofia 1-1 0-1 Ivankov, 1-1 Mattias Jonson. 9,456 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
September 24, 2003 Brøndby IF – Viktoria Zizkov 1-0 1-0 Mattias Jonson, 8,939 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
October 16, 2003 Viktoria Zizkov – Brøndby IF 0-1 0-1 Kim Daugaard. 3,100 spectators at Zizkov Stadium.
November 6, 2003 FC Schalke 04 – Brøndby IF 2-1 0-1 Andreas Jakobsson, 1-1, 2-1 Mike Hanke. 50,538 spectators at Arena AufSchalke
November 27, 2003 Brøndby IF – FC Schalke 04 2-1 1-0 Andreas Jakobsson, 1-1 Victor Agali, 2-1 Mattias Jonson. Penalties: 3-1. 25, 817 specators at Brøndby Stadium.
February 26, 2004 Brøndby IF – F.C. Barcelona 0-1 0-1 Ronaldinho. 26,031at Brøndby Stadium.
March 3, 2004 F.C. Barcelona – Brøndby IF 2-1 1-0 Luis Garcia, 2-0 Philip Cocu, 2-1 Per Nielsen. 45,589 at Camp Nou.
September 15, 2005 Brøndby IF - FC Zürich 2-0 1-0 Morten Skoubo, 2-0 Dan Anton Johansen 13,614 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
September 29, 2005 Fc Zürich - Brøndby IF 2-1 1-0 Rafael de Araujo, 1-1 Johan Elmander, 2-1 Rafael de Araujo 8,600 specatators at Letzigrund Stadium
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November 3, 2005 Brøndby IF - Maccabi Petach-Tikva 2-0 1-0 Marcus Lantz, 2-0 Johan Absalonsen 14,188 spectators at brøndby Stadium
November 23, 2005 Lokomotiv Moscow - Brøndby IF 4-2 0-1 Martin Retov, 0-2 Morten Skoubo, 1-2 Dmitri Loskov, 2-2 Igor Lebedenko, 3-2 Dmitri Loskov, 4-2 Dmitri Loskov 14,000 spectators at Lokomotiv Stadium.
November 30, 2005 Brøndby IF - RCD Espanyol 1-1 0-1 Raul Tamudo, 1-1 Morten Skoubo 21,399 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
December 15, 2005 Palermo - Brøndby IF 3-0 1-0 Makinwa, 2-0 and 3-0 Rinaudo 4,521 spectators at Renzo Barbera Stadium.
UEFA Champions League qualification August 7, 1996 Widzew Lodz - Brøndby IF 2-1 2-1 Ole Bjur (75). 9.500 spectators in Lodz.
August 21, 1996 Brøndby IF - Widzew Lodz 3-2 1-0 Peter Møller (32), 2-0 Ole Bjur (44), 3-0 Kim Vilfort (48), 3-1 Merek Citko (56), 3-2 Pawel Wojtala (89). 10.438 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
August 13, 1997 Brøndby IF - Dynamo Kiev 2-4 0-1 Gousin, 1-1 Ruben Bagger, 1-2 Sjejtjenko, 1-3 Rebrov, 1-4 Golovko, 2-4 Kim Daugaard (pen.) 10.318 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
August 27, 1997 Dynamo Kiev - Brøndby IF 0-1 0-1 Søren Colding (19) 12.000 spectators in Kiev
August 12, 1998 1. FC. Kosice - Brøndby IF 0-2 0-1 Kim Daugaard (55). 0-2 Jesper Thygesen (90). 16.967 spectators at Parken.
August 26, 1998 Brøndby IF - 1. FC. Kosice 0-1 0-1 (39) Ivan Lapsansky. 4.725 spectators in Kosice.
July 28,1999 FC Sloga Jugomagnat – Brøndby IF 0-1 0-1 Kim Daugaard 6.000 spectators in Skopje
August 4, 1999 Brøndby IF – FC Sloga Jugomagnat 1-0 1-0 Kim Daugaard 8.536 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
August 11, 1999 Brøndby IF – Boavista 1-2 0-1 Mario Silva, 1-1 Martin Smith 1-2 Almami Moreira. 9.060 spectators at Brøndby stadium.
August 25, 1999 Boavista – Brøndby IF 4-2 1-0 Litos, 1-1 Bent Christensen, 1-2 Ole Bjur, 2-2 Augustine, 3-2 Augustine 4-2 Rui Bento. 6.500 spectators at Estadio do Bessa.
July 26, 2000 Brøndby IF – KR Reykjavik 3-1 1-0 Ruben Bagger, 1-1 Danielson, 2-1 Thomas Lindrup, 3-1 own goal.
August 2, 2000 KR Reykjavik – Brøndby IF 0-0 3,077 i Reykjavik
August 8, 2000 Brøndby IF – Hamburger SV 0-2 0-1 Sergej Barbarez, 0-2 Mehdi Mahdavikia 11,682 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
August 22, 2000 Hamburger SV – Brøndby IF 0-0 49,150 spectators at VolksparkStadium
Juli 31, 2002 Brøndby IF – Dinamo Tirana 1-0 1-0 Ruben Bagger 13,047 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
August 7, 2002 Dinamo Tirana – Brøndby IF 0-4 0-1 Peter Madsen, 0-2 Ruben Bagger, 0-3 Ruben Bagger, 0-4 Auri Skarbalius 7,000 spectators at Qemal Stafa Stadium
August 14, 2002 Rosenborg BK – Brøndby IF 1-0 1-0 Harald Brattbakk 18,800 spectators at Lerkendal stadium
August 28, 2002 Brøndby IF – Rosenborg BK 2-3 0-1 Frode Johnsen, 0-2 Frode Johnsen, 0-3 Harald Brattbakk, 1-3 Mattias Jonson, 2-3 Mads Jørgensen. 20,935 spectators at Brøndby Stadium.
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July 27, 2005 Dinamo Tbilisi – Brøndby IF 0-2 0-1 Morten Skoubo, 0-2 Johan Elmander 15,000 spectators at Tbilisi Stadium
August 3, 2005 Brøndby IF – Dinamo Tbilisi 1-0, 2-0 Kasper Lorentzen, 2-1 Sandre Iashvili, 3-1 Jonas Kamper 13.685 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
August 10, 2005 Brøndby IF - Ajax Amsterdam 2-2 0-1 Markus Rosenberg, 1-1 Morten Skoubo, 1-2 Ryan Babel, 2-2 Martin Retov 24,917 spectators at Brøndby Stadium
August 10, 2005 Ajax - Amsterdam 3-1 0-1 Johan Elmander, 1-1 Ryan Babel, 2-1 Wesley Sneijder, 3-1 Wesley Sneijder 39,075 specatators at Amsterdam ArenA
UEFA Champions League September 16, 1998. September 30, 1998. Brøndby IF – F.C. Bayern München 2-1 0-1 Markus Babbel (77), 1-1 (87) (Own goal, Helmer), 2 -1 Allan Ravn (90). 30,378 spectators at Parken
F.C. Barcelona - Brøndby IF 2-0 1-0 Andersson (43), 2-0 Andersson (85) 70,000 spectators at Camp Nou
October 21, 1998 Brøndby IF – Manchester United 2-6 0-1 Ryan Giggs (2), 0-2 Ryan Giggs (21), 0-3 Andy Cole (28), 1-3 Kim Daugaard (35), 1-4 Roy Keane (55), 1-5 Dwigt Yorke (60), 1-6 Ole Gunnar Solkjær (62), 2-6 Ebbe Sand (90). 40,305 spectators in Parken.
November 4, 1998 Manchester United – Brøndby IF 5-0 1-0 David Beckham (7), 2-0 Andy Cole (13), 3-0 Phil Neville (16), 4-0 Dwight Yorke (28), 5-0 Paul Scholes (62). 53,250 spectators at Old Trafford
November 25, 1998 F.C. Bayern München - Brøndby IF 2-0 1-0 Carsten Janker (51), 2-0 Mario Basler (57). 34.000 spectators at Olympia Stadium.
December 9, 1998 Brøndby IF – F.C. Barcelona 0-2 0-1 Figo, 0-2 Rivaldo 40.892 spectators in Parken
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Brøndby Stadium
Brøndby IF's homeground is Brøndby Stadium, which is situated in the Greater Copenhagen area. The stadium was rebuilt in 2000 and now has a total capacity of 26,000 spectators of which all can be seated.
The average attendance at national league matches is 16,000. The stadium record dates back to June 18th 2003 when 31,508 spectators attended the match against F.C. Copenhagen.
The pitchdimensions are 68 meters x 105 meters. The stadium floodlight (2,200 lux) complies with international standards.
Brøndby fans welcoming the team
Brøndby Tifo and Brøndby Support organises the vocal and visual support at Brøndby Stadium
The administrative wing of Brøndby Stadium
Stadium history
Brøndby Stadium has seen five major extensions in its 38 years of existence. The first ground was thus laid out in 1965, and was nothing more than a field and an embankment rising to the staggering height of half a meter.
The ground was fitted with its first floodlights in 1980. Two years prior to this event, the stadiums first stand had been erected, holding 1.200 spectators, all seated beneath a cantilevered roof.
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In 1982 an open stand holding 5.000 standing spectators was erected opposite the main stand.
In 1990 the open stand was extended to hold an extra 1.400 spectators as well as it was fitted with a roof. At first the stand still held 5.000 standing spectators at the front, but 2 years later the stand was equipped with seats, as two new stands were erected, one in each end of the pitch.
The two new stands held 5.500 standing spectators each, taking the stadium capacity to just below 20.000 spectators.
In 2000 the stadium was extended yet again, to seat 26.000 spectators for EC matches and 29.000 for domestic games.