Lyngby Boldklub — mid-1990s (around the 1995/96 season)

Lyngby Boldklub (commonly “Lyngby”) is a Danish football club based in Lyngby-Taarbæk, north of Copenhagen. Around the 1995/96 season the club was active in Denmark’s national competitions and was managed by the Swedish coach Benny Lennartsson.

• Manager: Benny Lennartsson — a Swedish coach with extensive experience in Scandinavian football. He was Lyngby’s head coach in the mid-1990s and brought professional experience from managing clubs in Sweden and Norway.
• Competitions: During the mid-1990s Lyngby competed in the Danish top flight (the Danish Superliga) and the Danish Cup (DBU Pokalen).
• Home ground: Lyngby Stadion — the club’s traditional home stadium in Lyngby.
• Club identity: Traditional club colors are blue and white; Lyngby has a reputation for developing local Danish talent and competing regularly in the national league structure.

Season context and further detail

In the mid-1990s Lyngby was a well-established Superliga club navigating the competitive Danish league landscape. Under Lennartsson the club focused on stabilising league performance and competing in domestic cup ties. For match-by-match results, player appearances, exact league position and statistics for the 1995/96 campaign, consult contemporary season records and databases.

Recommended sources for detailed season data

• DBU (Danish Football Association) archives
• RSSSF (Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation) — Danish league season pages
• WorldFootball.net and Transfermarkt — season squads, fixtures and player stats
• Lyngby Boldklub official site or club archives for historical material

This summary gives the club and managerial context for Lyngby around 1995/96 under Benny Lennartsson and points to sources for exact match results, squad lists and season statistics.