2021–22 Danish Women's League

There are 8 teams competing in the regular season of the league: the 6 teams from the previous season's championship play-offs, and the top two teams from the previous season's qualification play-offs. The two teams promoted from the qualification play-offs were AGF and AaB, both keeping their top tier spot. Geographically, 5 teams represented Jutland (AGF, Fortuna Hjørring, KoldingQ, Thy-Thisted Q, and AaB) while 3 represented Zealand (Brøndby, HB Køge, and Nordsjælland). Stadiums and locations Personnel and kits Managerial changes ==Regular season==

League table Teams played each other twice. Top six advanced to the championship round. Results ==Play-offs==

Championship Goals and points were transferred from the regular season in full and the combined points total is displayed in the table. Results Promotion Results ==Season statistics==

The statistics cover the regular season and the championship play-offs. Top scorers Hat-tricks Clean sheets ==Awards==

was named the league's Player of the Year. Carusa also won Player of the Month in April 2022 and contributed 8 goals for her team. Player of the Month Player of the Autumn Player of the Year ==References==