Play-offs to the Norwegian Second Division

The Play-offs to the 2. divisjon in association football took place from 2000 up to and including the 2010 season.

The play-offs were instituted because of the streamlining of the 2. divisjon ahead of the 2001 season. It was reduced from eight to four groups, and thus, not all winners of the 3. divisjon groups could be promoted.

From the 2011 season, the 3. divisjon was streamlined to have twelve groups, where the winners are promoted to the four groups of the 2. divisjon, whence three teams (on average) in each of the four 2. divisjon groups are relegated to the 3. divisjon.

2010

Nesodden beat Korsvoll 3–2 on aggregate
Hasle-Løren beat Lillestrøm 2 5–2 on aggregate
Elverum beat Gjøvik 5–2 on aggregate
Kvik Halden beat Eik Tønsberg 5–1 on aggregate
Mandalskameratene beat Skarphedin 6–2 on aggregate
Viking 2 beat Staal Jørpeland 5–4 on aggregate
Austevoll beat Voss 5–3 on aggregate
Jevnaker beat Tornado Måløy 5–1 on aggregate
Herd beat Sunndal 8–2 on aggregate
Tiller beat Stjørdals-Blink 6–4 on aggregate
Mjølner beat Stålkameratene 8–2 on aggregate
Skarp beat Kirkenes 7–4 on aggregate

Reference: Fotballen.eu

2009

Oslo City beat Høland 6–2 on aggregate
Frigg beat Lommedalen 13–3 on aggregate
Brumunddal beat Flisa 3–2 on aggregate
Ørn-Horten beat Kvik Halden on the away goals rule; 3–3 on aggregate
Odd 2 beat Jerv 9–3 on aggregate
Vidar beat Viking 2 9–7 on aggregate (after extra time)
Os beat Austevoll 4–3 on aggregate
Førde beat Birkebeineren 5–3 on aggregate
Aalesund 2 beat Træff 5–3 on aggregate
Kolstad beat Charlottenlund 7–2 on aggregate
Harstad beat Stålkameratene 3–2 on aggregate
Senja beat Kirkenes 3–1 on aggregate

Reference: Fotballen.eu

2008

Ullern beat Oslo City 4–2 on aggregate
KFUM Oslo beat Høland 5–2 on aggregate
FF Lillehammer beat Flisa 3–2 on aggregate
Fram Larvik beat Kvik Halden 4–1 on aggregate
Åskollen beat Førde 8–3 on aggregate
Start 2 beat Odd 2 9–4 on aggregate
Kopervik beat Klepp 5–2 on aggregate
Stord beat Brann 2 3–2 on aggregate
Molde 2 beat Aalesund 2 3–0 on aggregate
Nardo beat Tiller 4–2 on aggregate
Bodø/Glimt 2 beat Harstad 6–5 on aggregate (after extra time)
Bossekop beat Skjervøy 4–1 on aggregate

Reference: Fotballen.eu

2007

Lyn 2 beat Frigg 7–4 on aggregate
Skjetten beat Grüner 14–0 on aggregate
Valdres beat Ham-Kam 2 5–4 on aggregate
Østsiden beat Fram Larvik 3–1 on aggregate
Strømsgodset 2 beat Årdal 7–1 on aggregate
Vindbjart beat Tollnes 9–2 on aggregate
Randaberg beat Kopervik 7–2 on aggregate
Nest-Sotra beat Trio 7–4 on aggregate
Skarbøvik beat Træff 7–2 on aggregate
KIL/Hemne beat Verdal 2–1 on aggregate
Lofoten beat Innstranden 4–3 on aggregate
Senja beat Kirkenes 9–3 on aggregate

Reference: Fotballen.eu

2006

Fredrikstad 2 beat Kvik Halden 3–2 on aggregate
Strømmen beat Ullern 8–6 on aggregate
Mjøndalen beat Elverum on the away goals rule, 4–4 on aggregate
FF Lillehammer beat Stryn on the away goals rule, 1–1 on aggregate
Asker beat Sandefjord 2 5–4 on aggregate
FK Arendal beat Urædd 5–1 on aggregate
Stavanger beat Vidar 6–1 on aggregate
Os beat Hovding 4–3 on aggregate
Averøykameratene beat Skarbøvik 5–4 on aggregate
Nardo beat Verdal 3–1 on aggregate
Mjølner beat Fauske/Sprint 4–2 on aggregate
Tromsø 2 beat Porsanger 11–5 on aggregate

Reference: Fotballen.eu

2005

Vålerenga 2 beat Fredrikstad 2 7–4 on aggregate^[1]
Korsvoll beat Elverum 4–3 on aggregate^[2]
Åmot beat Asker 4–3 on aggregate^[3]
Hamkam 2 beat Stryn 6–5 on aggregate^[4]
Stabæk 2 beat Skarphedin 11–1 on aggregate^[5]
Start 2 beat Eik-Tønsberg 4–3 on aggregate^[6]
Kopervik beat Randaberg on the away goals rule; 2–2 on aggregate^[7]
Askøy beat Voss 5–1 on aggregate^[8]
Kristiansund beat Volda 4–2 on aggregate^[9]
KIL/Hemne beat Nardo 3–1 on aggregate^[10]
Steigen beat Mjølner 2–1 on aggregate^[11]
Hammerfest beat Tromsø 2 6–3 on aggregate^[12]

2004

Brumunddal beat Strømmen 3–2 on aggregate^[13]
Sarpsborg beat KFUM Oslo 3–0 on aggregate^[14]
FF Lillehammer beat Førde 7–3 on aggregate^[15]
Groruddalen beat Jevnaker 7–2 on aggregate^[16]
Notodden beat Mjøndalen 5–1 on aggregate^[17]
Flekkerøy beat Eik-Tønsberg 6–3 on aggregate^[18]
Egersund beat Randaberg 4–2 on aggregate^[19]
Stord/Moster beat Nest-Sotra 3–2 on aggregate^[20]
Træff beat Skarbøvik 4–2 on aggregate^[21]
Ranheim beat Stjørdals-Blink 7–5 on aggregate^[22]
Innstranden beat Grovfjord 8–1 on aggregate^[23]
Lyngen/Karnes beat Bossekop 4–3 on aggregate^[24]

2003

Sparta beat Notodden 8–1 on aggregate^[25]
Drøbak/Frogn beat Groruddalen 1–0 on aggregate^[26]
Elverum beat Jevnaker on the away goals rule; 3–3 on aggregate^[27]
Jotun beat Brumunddal 2–1 on aggregate^[28]
FK Arendal beat Eik-Tønsberg 3–1 on aggregate^[29]
Donn beat Asker 5–4 on aggregate^[30]
Sandnes beat Buøy 5–4 on aggregate^[31]
Norheimsund beat Stord/Moster 4–3 on aggregate^[32]
Volda beat Træff on penalties; 3–3 on aggregate^[33]
Kolstad beat Orkla 6–3 on aggregate^[34]
Harstad beat Innstranden 5–2 on aggregate^[35]
Salangen beat Båtsfjord 6–2 on aggregate^[36]

2002

Mercantile beat Mjøndalen 6–1 on aggregate^[37]
Borg Fotball beat Grei 7–1 on aggregate^[38]
Lillestrøm 2 beat Brumunddal 12–1 on aggregate^[39]
Gjøvik-Lyn beat Jotun 8–3 on aggregate^[40]
Odd 2 beat Arendal 5–3 on aggregate^[41]
Runar beat Sarpsborg 4–1 on aggregate^[42]
Ålgård beat Vaulen 8–4 on aggregate^[43]
Hovding beat Trott 7–0 on aggregate^[44]
Averøykameratene beat Bergsøy 6–1 on aggregate^[45]
Nidelv beat Nardo 5–2 on aggregate^[46]
Narvik beat Steigen 6–1 on aggregate^[47]
Bossekop beat Lyngen/Karnes 7–5 on aggregate^[48]

2001

Follo beat Lillestrøm 2 2–1 on aggregate
Grindvoll beat Nittedal 5–2 on aggregate
Frigg beat Moss 2 2–1 on aggregate
Elverum beat Stryn 7–4 on aggregate
Jerv beat Birkebeineren 4–2 on aggregate
Larvik beat Vindbjart 3–2 on aggregate
Klepp beat Vedavåg Karmøy 6–3 on aggregate
Brann 2 beat Radøy on the away goals rule, 3–3 on aggregate
Langevåg beat Dahle on the away goals rule, 5–5 on aggregate
Levanger beat Nidelv 3–2 on aggregate
Vesterålen beat Innstranden 6–4 on aggregate
Salangen beat Porsanger 5–2 on aggregate

Reference: Speaker.no

2000

In 2000, there was a three-way playoff between teams from both the 2. divisjon and the 3. divisjon. One team prevailed (with green background in the table), the other two were either relegated or stayed in the 3. divisjon. All the three-way matches, with one exception, were contested between one 2. divisjon and two 3. divisjon teams.

2. divisjon team	3. divisjon team	3. divisjon team
Lyngen/Karnes	Fløya	Hammerfest
Fauske/Sprint	Gevir Bodø	Flakstad
Grovfjord	Nidelv	Stjørdals-Blink
Træff	Langevåg	Kristiansund
Kolstad	Nest-Sotra	Brann 2
Sandnes	Jerv	Ålgård
Gjøvik-Lyn	Sparta	Mjøndalen
Eidsvold Turn	Østsiden	Runar
Ski	Rygge	Nybergsund
Nord	Os (2. divisjon)	Sogndal 2

Reference: RSSSF

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