Chelsea host Copenhagen on Thursday night as they look to book their place in the Conference League quarter-finals.

The officials have been confirmed for Chelsea’s Conference League tie against Copenhagen on Thursday night. Chelsea have completed half the job after claiming a 2-1 victory in the Danish capital last Thursday to bring back a lead to Stamford Bridge for the Round of 16 second leg.

If you want to address civilization and society's issues, then you have to do it with the city," Urban Partners' co-CEO Claus Mathisen said.

Chelsea are set to host Copenhagen in the second leg of the Round of 16 of the UEFA Conference League at the Stamford Bridge. The Blues have a 2-1 lead from the first leg. They finished first in the

The B-Corp certified footwear and accessories brand, which recently celebrated their 10 year anniversary, just released their first sneaker collection.

At the National Museum of Denmark stands this impeccably detailed 14th-century vessel, embodying the place of fine art and craftsmanship at medieval Europe’s dining table.

Each area of Copenhagen offers its own distinct charm, from the historic canals of Christianshavn to the effortlessly cool streets of Nørrebro.

The premiere of “Facing War” will be followed by a debate between Jens Stoltenberg, the former NATO secretary general, and the Danish Prime Minister.

Conference League favourites Chelsea take control of their last-16 tie against Copenhagen with a narrow first-leg win in Denmark.

DOX gears up for its 2025 edition, organizers have unveiled an audacious program of more than 200 films with a sharp focus on human rights under the theme “Right Here, Right Now.” With 94 world premieres – 68 of them feature-length,

CPH:DOX, the Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival, has unveiled the 12 docs screening in its main competition, all world premieres, along with the movies in its various other sections and a focus on human rights for its 2025 edition. One recurring theme is also the relationship of humans with animals, or “other animals.”

Hailing from Denmark, although most of her family is Norwegian, retired theatre and movie set designer Birgitte Mellentin from just outside Copenhagen has continued her artistic drive with her paintings, setting up a studio in the heart of the Guardalhorce Valley in Alhaurín el Grande.