FA 2000

The club made its official debut in the seventh tier KBU Series 2 in the spring of 2000, where promotion was to KBU Series 1 in the first season. Since then, ambitions have been great at the club, despite struggling to live up to these in the first years. The club was close to reaching promotion in 2003, where former Silkeborg IF player Torben Jørgensen was in charge of FA 2000, but afterwards a couple of chaotic seasons followed, and in 2006 they were only a single point from suffering relegation from the Series 1.

At that point, in the autumn season of 2006, former FC Copenhagen player Iørn Uldbjerg was appointed as new head coach of the team. Under him, the team quietly moved the team away from the bottom and towards the top half of the league, but in the decisive match in 2008 in Fælledparken they lost 3–2 to BK Viktoria in a dramatic match, where FA 2000 led 2–0 at half-time. In 2009, the tournament was rescheduled to start in the autumn, giving half a season with a golden opportunity for promotion, but many player departures during the winter break meant that FA 2000 had to settle for an 8th place. However, the team managed to qualify for the main round of the Danish Cup for the first time in the club's short history.

The disappointment meant that the club board decided to form a sports committee to take care of the development of the club, and the committee's first task was to hire Carsten Rust as the new head coach.[3] He had led KFUMs Boldklub to the fifth tier Copenhagen Series, and for long it looked like he would repeat the feat at FA 2000. However, a long decline during spring ended up costing dearly. A 2–1 defeat at Dragør Boldklub four rounds before the end of the competition cost the promotion. The debut match for Rust had been in the 1st round of the Danish Cup against Allerød FK from the third tier Danish 2nd Division, where they lost 0–2.[4] Rust decided to step down after the season due to private reasons.

As of 1 July 2019

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  DEN Jonas Elkjaer 2 DF  DEN Jesper Rasmussen 3 DF  DEN Casper Andersen 3 DF  DEN Mads Lange 4 DF  DEN Villads Bache 5 DF  DEN Martin Andersen 5 MF  DEN Martin Nielsen 6 DF  DEN Casper Thygesen 6 MF  DEN Michael Jonssen 7 MF  DEN Oliver Pedersen 8 MF  DEN Felix Bojlen 9 MF  DEN Christopher Jensen

No. Pos. Nation Player 10 MF  DEN Kristian Uth 11 FW  DEN Sebastian Jacobsen 12 MF  DEN Rasmus Vibe 15 MF  DEN Daniel Höjland 16 FW  DEN Sammi Bajuni 20 MF  DEN Lucas Simonsen 21 DF  DEN Nikolaj Gjettermann 22 DF  DEN Nicklas Höjland 24 DF  DEN Mikkel Dige 31 DF  DEN Malik Sharfo — GK  DEN Andreas Stensborg — FW  DEN Emil Thomsen

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