FC Copenhagen — around the 1995/96 season

Quick context

• F.C. Copenhagen (Danish: F.C. København) was founded in 1992 as a merger of Kjøbenhavns Boldklub (KB) and Boldklubben 1903 (B1903).
• Home ground: Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (opened as their home in the early 1990s).
• Club colours: primarily white and blue; nickname often associated with the crest lion (commonly referred to as "the Lions").

Coach

• Michael Schäfer (often anglicised as Michael Schafer) was the head coach of F.C. Copenhagen around the mid‑1990s. He led the team through that period in the Danish Superliga and domestic cup competitions.

Competitions and typical profile in that era

• F.C. Copenhagen competed in the Danish Superliga and the Danish Cup (DBU Pokalen) each season; European participation depended on previous season qualification.
• The mid‑1990s were still early years for the club after the 1992 merger; the team was building its identity and squad depth compared with later periods of regular domestic success.

Where to find season‑specific details (results, final league position, full squad and appearances for 1995/96)

• F.C. Copenhagen — Wikipedia (general club history and seasons)
• Danish Football Association (DBU) — official records and cup history
• RSSSF — comprehensive historical league tables (search for Denmark 1995/96)
• WorldFootball.net and Transfermarkt — match results, squad lists and player statistics by season

Summary

In the 1995/96 timeframe F.C. Copenhagen was a young but increasingly prominent Danish club playing at Parken and managed by Michael Schäfer. For exact match results, final league position, and the full squad list for the 1995/96 season, the DBU, RSSSF, WorldFootball and Transfermarkt databases and the club’s Wikipedia page provide season‑by‑season details and statistics.