Club: Aalborg Boldspilklub (AAB / AaB)

Season around: 1995/96 (mid-1990s)

• Head coach: Sepp Piontek (SEPP PIONTEK). Piontek, a well-known German coach, managed AaB in the mid-1990s after his national-team work; he led the club during this period.
• Competition: Danish Superliga (top tier of Danish football).
• Context & performance around 1995/96:
  • The mid-1990s were a transitional period for AaB; they were competitive in the Superliga but did not claim the title in 1995/96.
  • AaB's breakthrough as Danish champions came a few years later in the 1998–99 season under later management.
• Typical squad features (mid-90s):
  • Mix of Danish domestic players and a few foreign signings—defensive solidity and a pragmatic style under Piontek.
  • Home stadium: Aalborg Stadion (later known as Fodboldstadion af Aalborg or the later renovated Aalborg Park).
• Notable facts about Sepp Piontek:
  • German coach famed for managing the Denmark national team in the 1980s, leading them to Euro 1984 and the 1986 World Cup.
  • Brought international experience and tactical discipline to club sides like AaB.

Sources & reliability: This is a concise summary based on historical records of Danish football and Sepp Piontek’s managerial career; for match-by-match results, full 1995/96 squad lists, league table position, or transfer details, consult archived Superliga records, contemporary season reviews, or AaB club archives.