List of football clubs in Norway

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Contents

1 Men
2 Women
- 2.1 Premier League (Toppserien)
- 2.2 First Division (1. divisjon)
3 Notes
4 See also
5 References
6 External links

This is a list of football clubs in Norway, sorted for the 2012 season:

[edit] Men

[edit] Premier League (Tippeligaen)

Brann, Bergen
Fredrikstad, Fredrikstad
Haugesund, Haugesund
Hønefoss, Hønefoss(promoted from First Division)
Lillestrøm, Lillestrøm
Molde, Molde
Odd Grenland, Skien
Rosenborg, Trondheim
Sandnes Ulf, Sandnes (promoted from First Division)
Sogndal, Sogndal
Stabæk, Bærum
Strømsgodset, Drammen
Tromsø, Tromsø
Viking, Stavanger
Vålerenga, Oslo
Aalesund, Ålesund

[edit] First Division (Adeccoligaen)

Alta, Alta
Bryne, Bryne
Bodø/Glimt, Bodø
Bærum, Sandvika (promoted from Second Division)
HamKam, Hamar
Hødd, Ulsteinvik
Kongsvinger, Kongsvinger
Mjøndalen, Mjøndalen
Notodden, Notodden (promoted from Second Division)
Ranheim, Trondheim
Sandefjord, Sandefjord
Sarpsborg, Sarpsborg (relegated from Tippeligaen)
Start, Kristiansand (relegated from Tippeligaen)
Strømmen, Strømmen
Tromsdalen, Tromsdalen (promoted from Second Division)
Ull/Kisa, Jessheim (promoted from Second Division)

[edit] Second Division (Oddsenligaen)

[edit] Group 1

Birkebeineren, Krokstadelva (promoted from Third Division)
Brumunddal, Brumunddal
Elverum, Elverum
Fram Larvik, Larvik
Gjøvik FF, Gjøvik (promoted from Third Division)
Grorud IL, Oslo (promoted from Third Division)
Lillehammer, Lillehammer
Nybergsund Trysil, Nybergsund (relegated from First Division)
Raufoss, Raufoss
Strømsgodset 2, Drammen
FK Tønsberg, Tønsberg
Valdres, Fagernes
Vålerenga 2, Oslo
Ørn-Horten, Horten

[edit] Group 2

Aalesund 2, Ålesund
Buvik, Buvik (promoted from Third Division)
Byåsen, Trondheim
Fana, Bergen (promoted from Third Division)
Fyllingsdalen, Bergen (relegated from First Division)^{[notes 1]}^[1]^[2]
KFUM Oslo, Oslo
Kjelsås, Oslo
Kristiansund, Kristiansund
Levanger, Levanger
Molde FK 2, Molde
Nardo, Trondheim
Rosenborg 2, Trondheim
Skeid, Oslo
SK Træff, Molde (promoted from Third Division)

[edit] Group 3

SK Brann 2, Bergen (promoted from Third Division)
Egersund (promoted from Third Division)^{[notes 2]}^[3]
Flekkerøy, Flekkerøy
Jerv, Grimstad (promoted from Third Division)
Mandalskameratene, Mandal
Nest-Sotra, Ågotnes
ODD Grenland 2, Skien
Pors Grenland, Porsgrunn
Randaberg, Randaberg (relegated from First Division)
Vard Haugesund, Haugesund
Vidar, Stavanger
Vindbjart, Vennesla
Ålgård, Ålgård
Åsane, Bergen

[edit] Group 4

Asker, Asker (relegated from First Division)
Finnsnes, Finnsnes (promoted from Third Division)
Follo, Ski
Frigg, Oslo
Kvik Halden, Halden
Lørenskog, Lørenskog
Mjølner, Narvik
Mo, Mo i Rana (promoted from Third Division)
Moss, Moss
Nesodden, Nesodden
Senja, Silsand
Stabæk 2, Bærum
Tromsø 2, Tromsø
Østsiden, Fredrikstad (promoted from Third Division)

[edit] Third Division (3. divisjon)

Further information: 2012 Norwegian Third Division

[edit] Women

[edit] Premier League (Toppserien)

Amazon Grimstad, Grimstad
Arna-Bjørnar, Bergen
Fart, Vang (promoted from 2011 Norwegian First Division (women))
Kattem, Trondheim
Klepp, Klepp
Kolbotn, Kolbotn
LSK Kvinner, Lillestrøm
Vålerenga, Oslo (promoted from 2011 Norwegian First Division (women))
Røa, Oslo
Sandviken, Bergen
Stabæk, Bærum
Trondheims-Ørn, Trondheim

[edit] First Division (1. divisjon)

[edit] Notes

^ Løv-Ham and Fyllingen merged and formed a new club, named FK Fyllingsdalen, which will take Løv-Ham's spot in Second Division. The club was first named FK Varden, but it was changed on 21 November 2011
^ Start 2 won the promotion, but since Start was relegated from Tippeligaen, Egersund was promoted

[edit] See also

Tufte IL – a made-up reality TV team
Royal League

[edit] References

^ "Løv-Ham og Fyllingen blir én klubb" (in Norwegian). bt.no. Bergens Tidende. 28 September 2011. http://fotball.bt.no/forstediv/article211005.ece. Retrieved 19 October 2011.
^ "Dropper Varden-navnet" (in Norwegian). nrk.no. NRK. 21 November 2011. http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/distrikt/hordaland/1.7885437. Retrieved 21 November 2011.
^ "EIK jubler for opprykk" (in Norwegian). aftenbladet.no. Stavanger Aftenblad. 20 November 2011. http://fotball.aftenbladet.no/eliteserien/article215368.ece. Retrieved 21 November 2011.

[edit] External links

Fotball.no

v t e Football in Norway

League competitions	Tippeligaen · Adeccoligaen (D1) · Oddsenligaen (D2) · 3. divisjon (D3) · Toppserien (W) · 1. divisjon (W, D1)

Cup competitions	Norwegian Football Cup · Norwegian Women's Cup

Defunct cup competitions	Northern Norwegian Cup (1929–1969) · Superfinalen (2009–2010)

Playoff competitions	To the First Division (1996–2000) · To the Second Division (2001–2010) · To the First Division (women)

National teams	Men (U-23 · U-21 · U-19 · U-17) · Women

Lists and categories	Clubs · Competitions · Players (Foreign) · Stadia

Football Association of Norway

v t e List of football clubs in Europe

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