Greenland. It’s been in the news a bit lately. But away from the rantings and ravings of unhinged world leaders, the local people – currently a population of 56,000 – have a fascinating past and, by the sounds of it, a pretty exciting future too. In and amongst all of this is the story of its national football team. While Greenland operates in a similar fashion to the Faroe Islands, in that it is an autonomous territory within Denmark, it is not – like the Faroe Islands are –

When you look at the badge of F.C. Copenhagen, you see a blue lion, the club name, and the red and white of the Danish flag. All three point directly to the city and the country the club represents. Although F.C. Copenhagen was only formed in 1992, the club has become the dominant force in Danish football. Domestically, they have won the Danish Superliga more times than any other club, alongside multiple Danish Cup titles, setting the standard for consistency and professional