Odense Boldklub Q

Odense Boldklub Q (commonly referred to as OB Q) is a Danish women's football team based in Odense, Denmark. OB Q compete in A-Liga, the Danish top-flight division and play their matches at the Nature Energy Park stadium.

OB Q

Full name	Odense Boldklub Q
Short name	OB
Founded	1971; 54 years ago (1971)
Ground	Nature Energy Park, Odense
Capacity	15,790
Owner	Odense Sport & Event
Chairman	John Bæksted
Coach	Peer Lisdorf
League	A-Liga
2024–25	A-Liga, 5th of 8
Website	Odense Boldklub Q
Home colours Away colours
Current season

History

OB Women

The team was founded in 1971 as the women's football section of Odense Boldklub. The team played in non-league and in 1982 they were promoted to the Women's Series, the fourth tier (then the third tier) of the Danish women's football system. In 1989, the team secured promotion into the league for the first time as they entered the 1st Division in 1990. OB were promoted into the top division, The Elite Division (as it was known then) for the first time in 1993. After losing the 1995 Danish Women's Cup final to Fortuna Hjørring, the team gained revenge in 1998 by beating Fortuna in the final and securing their first Cup win. Odense also won the Cup in 1999 and 2003, and the league title in 2000 and 2001.^[1]

Odense Q

Due to a lack of support from Odense Boldklub, the team decided to break away and form an independent women's football club under the name Odense Q from the 2016–17 Elitedivisionen season onwards.^[2] A new logo was created, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's The Ugly Duckling.^[3] The team played in a Bordeaux red jersey.

OB Q

In June 2023 the club, alongside Odense Boldklub, announced the 90% purchase of Odense Q by Odense Sport & Event, joining the women's and men's team once again. The club was renamed Odense Boldklub Q.^[4] The purchase came a little over six months following the November 2022 announcement by UEFA that the license to participate in any of the three European competitions would only be afforded to men's clubs that had a women's branch setup from the 2024–2025 season.^[5]

In July 2025 the club announced that the international player contingent would depart the club, citing an approach to building the squad under the moniker, "IdentitetOB".^[6][7][8]

Players

Current squad

As of 28 September 2025^[9]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  DEN Laura Worsøe 2 DF  DEN Julie Jensen 3 DF  DEN Emilie Henriksen (captain) 4 DF  DEN Meryem Baskaya 5 DF  DEN Kaya Bang 6 FW  DEN Ajla Habibovic 7 FW  DEN Mille Bech 8 MF  DEN Carla Schulz 9 FW  DEN Rebeka Winther (on loan from HB Køge) 10 FW  DEN Anisa Saini 12 MF  DEN Silja Snerle 13 DF  DEN Björk Mølgaard 16 DF  DEN Laura Lund

No. Pos. Nation Player 18 MF  DEN Sille Kloock-Jensen 19 FW  DEN Anna Krog 20 DF  DEN Sofie Thrige 21 MF  DEN Lærke Tingleff 22 DF  DEN Ida Marie Jørgensen 23 MF  DEN Laura Pauli Jørgensen 24 DF  DEN Marie Holmgaard 25 FW  DEN Liv Rasmussen 30 GK  DEN Celine Toft 31 GK  DEN Ida Meilstrup Jensen — MF  DEN Matilde Baraviec —  DEN Maja Brolund Flyvholm

Former players

For details of former players, see Category:Odense Q players.

Management

Coaching staff

As of 5 October 2025^[10]

Role	Name
Manager	Peer Lisdorf
Assistant Coach	Casper Nielsen
Goalkeeping Coach	Morten Hansen
Fitness Coach	Mathias Nielsen Kragh
Team Manager	Karina Hartwig Sundahl

Managers

Years	Name
2025–	Peer Lisdorf
2024	Jeppe Abel & Thomas Johansen (interim)
2024	Kristian Mørch
2023	Bo Sundahl
Odense Q
2020–2023	Bo Sundahl
2019	Steen Hansen
2018–2019	Morten Christiansen
2017	Jakob Pavar Langhoff
2016	Said Sannes
OB
–2001	Peer Danefeld

• Source: OB Q | Danish Football Association (in Danish)

Seasons

As of the 2024–2025 season

Key
	Champions		Promotion
	Silver		Relegation
	Bronze

Incomplete

Season	Tier	#	W	D	L	F	A	Pts.	Cup	UWCL
1994	1									—
1995	1	3rd							2nd	—
1996	1									—
1996–97	1	3rd								—
1997–98	1	3rd							1st	—
1998–99	1	3rd of 8	18	3	7	73	42	57	1st	—
1999–00	1	1st								—
2000–01	1	1st								—
2001–02	1
2002–03	1								1st
2003–04	1	5th of 8	7	1	13	25	52	22
2004–05	1	6th of 8	4	3	14	23	58	15
2005–06	1	8th of 8	3	3	15	12	60	12
2006–07	2	2nd of 12	20	0	2	115	25	60
2007–08	1	6th of 10	5	0	0	20	2	24
2008–09	1	5th of 10	4	0	1	18	6	25
2009–10	1	4th of 10	0	0	6	6	27	15
2010–11	1	4th of 10	1	1	4	8	20	20
2011–12	1	5th of 10	3	0	2	19	7	22
2012–13	1	3rd of 10	0	2	4	3	15	17
2013–14	1	3rd of 8	5	0	5	15	16	25	2nd
2014–15	1	5th of 8	2	0	8	13	25	21
2015–16	1	5th of 8	2	3	5	12	14	18
As Odense Q[a]
2016–17	1	7th of 8	7	1	2	32	9	22
2017–18	1	6th of 8	1	0	9	7	33	3
2018–19	1	8th of 8	6	1	3	27	16	19
2019–20	1	9th	2	1	2	12	9	7
2020–21	2	3rd of 6	5	3	2	23	13	18
2021–22	2	6th of 8	0	2	8	4	19	2
2022–23	2	5th of 8	2	2	6	17	19	8
As OB Q
2023–24	2	1st of 8	8	2	0	27	3	26
2024–25	1	5th of 8	4	6	4	19	17	18
2025–26	1	Season in progress

• Source: Danish Football Association (in Danish)

1. In 2016, the team broke away from Odense Boldklub (OB) citing a lack of support and investment, to form its own club, Odense Q, from the 2016-17 season until 2023, when they were bought back and reunited with their former club, to form the current iteration, OB Q.

Honours

Incomplete^[11][12]

OB Q honours

Honour	No.	Years
A-Liga	2	1999–2000, 2000–01
	6	1995, 1996–97, 1997–98, 1998–99, 2012–13, 2013–14
Danish Women's Cup	3	1997–98, 1998–99, 2002–03
	2	1995, 2013–14