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The official English translation of the name of the national football organisation of Denmark should be reflected in the title of this article. The name in Danish, "Dansk Boldspil-Union" (DBU), could literally be translated to "Danish Ball Game Union" in English. However, several variations of that English translation exist; for instance "Danish Football Association", "Danish Football Federation", "Danish Football Union" and "Danish Football Organisation". If you take a look at UEFA here, FIFA here, NOC and Sports Confederation of Denmark here and even at DBU here, they all make use of "Danish Football Association". Does it make sense to keep the current name made by this move or revert back to "Danish Football Association"? Froztbyte (talk) 15:24, 22 July 2020 (UTC)Reply
