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Career & Clubs
Andersen played club football for BK Velo and BK Frem. He won the Danish football championship once, in 1923.
Andersen made his international debut for Denmark on 20 October 1918, in a friendly against Sweden. His first and only goal for his country was scored on 13 June 1920, in a 1–1 draw against Norway. Andersen's final international appearance came when he represented his country in the men's football tournament at the 1920 Summer Olympics. Denmark were eliminated in the first round by eventual silver medalists Spain.
- Club
- Boldklubben Frem (1917–1925)
- Club
- Fremad Amager (1926–1930)
- Club
- Denmark men's national football team (1918–1920)
- National team
- Denmark
Clubs
- Boldklubben Frem1917–1925
- Denmark men's national football team1918–1920
- Fremad Amager1926–1930
Played together with
- Abraham LøkinBoldklubben Frem · 1989–1990
- Aki HyryläinenFremad Amager · 1999–1999
- Alf OlsenFremad Amager · 1925–1926
Allan Arenfeldt OlesenFremad Amager · 2015–2016- Andreas OlsenBoldklubben Frem · 2009–2010
- Andreas OlsenBoldklubben Frem · 2011
Andrew av FløtumFremad Amager · 2003–2007
Atli DanielsenBoldklubben Frem · 2007–2009
Atli GregersenBoldklubben Frem · 2005–2007- Axel PetersenBoldklubben Frem · 1905–1916
- Birger LarsenBoldklubben Frem · 1961–1969
Bo HenriksenBoldklubben Frem · 2001–2001
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Bernhard Vilhelm Andersen was a Danish footballer who played as an outside forward for the Danish national team.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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