FC Copenhagen players show beautiful side of game as they allow fans to lift trophy after they beat Brondby 3-1 to win Danish Cup


FC COPENHAGEN showed a touch of class by allowing fans to lift the trophy after the won the Danish Cup.

A 3-1 victory over Brondby ensured the capital-side won the competition for the third season in a row.

FC Copenhagen players allow fans to lift trophy after they beat Brondby to win Danish Cup

After the win, the players showed what a strong bond they share with the supporters in the stands by handing over the trophy while they retreated back to the pitch.


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And, the moment was made even sweeter when a fan took the trophy to a wheelchair-bound fan.

Fans celebrate with FC Copenhagen players as they are handed trophy
Fans celebrate with FC Copenhagen players as they are handed trophy
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The Danish Cup trophy which FC Copenhagen won was lifted by the club's fans
The Danish Cup trophy which FC Copenhagen won was lifted by the club's fans
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FC Copenhagen fans created an incredible atmosphere during cup final
FC Copenhagen fans created an incredible atmosphere during cup final
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Brondy fans with an incredible pyrotechnic display during Danish Cup final
Brondy fans with an incredible pyrotechnic display during Danish Cup final
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The players, on this occasion, were the ones waiting for the trophy to be hoisted into the air so the celebrations could begin.

FC Copenhagen have been the dominant side in Danish football for the past few seasons.

They have won the past two league titles and three cups.

FC Copenhagen players celebrate during their 3-1 defeat over Brondby
FC Copenhagen players celebrate during their 3-1 defeat over Brondby
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FC Copenhagen players and staff celebrate Danish Cup success once again
FC Copenhagen players and staff celebrate Danish Cup success once again
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Danish police line the perimeter of the pitch during tense cup final
Danish police line the perimeter of the pitch during tense cup final
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This incident also serves to emphasise to how poor the relationship is between players and fans in the Premier League.

It would be unheard of for such an incident to occur in England.

John Terry’s retirement marks the end of last player to be truly idolised by a fanbase in the Premier League.

It is unlikely we will be seeing supporters give a player a massive send-off again any time soon.


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