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Norwegian Second Division

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This article is about the men's division. For the women's division, seeNorwegian Second Division (women).
Football league
Norwegian Second Division
Founded2016–(as PostNord-ligaen)
2012–2015(as Oddsen-ligaen)
2009–2011(as Fair Play ligaen)
1991–2008(as 2. divisjon)
1963–1990(as 3. divisjon)
CountryNorway
ConfederationUEFA
Number of clubs28(divided into 2 groups of 14)
Level on pyramid3
Promotion toNorwegian First Division
Relegation toNorwegian Third Division
Domestic cup(s)Norwegian Cup
Current championsHødd (Group 1),Skeid (Group 2)
(2024)
Websitefotball.no
Current:2025 Norwegian Second Division
Norwegian football
league structure
Eliteserien (Tier 1)
First Division (Tier 2)
Second Division (Tier 3)
Third Division (Tier 4)
Fourth Division (Tier 5)
Fifth Division (Tier 6)
Sixth Division (Tier 7)
Seventh Division (Tier 8)
Eighth Division (Tier 9)
Ninth Division (Tier 10)
Tenth Division (Tier 11)

TheNorwegian Second Division, also called2. divisjon and often referred to asPostNord-ligaen for sponsorship reasons, is the third-highest level of theNorwegian football league system.

There are 28 teams divided into two groups, and at the end of theseason the winner of each group earns promotion to the second-highest division,1. divisjon. The teams finishing in second place in their respective group will qualify for the promotion play-offs, where they will face each other. The winner will play against the 14th placed team in 1. divisjon for promotion. The bottom three teams in each group are relegated to3. divisjon.

2. divisjon is the highest league areserve team can participate in, and only reserve teams from theEliteserien clubs (first tier) are allowed to enter. The participation of reserve teams stirs debate from time to time.[1]

History

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Between 1963 and 1990, 2. divisjon was the second highest level of theNorwegian football league system, therefore the name of the third highest level was3. divisjon. When the highest level was rebranded in 1991, this level changed its name to 2. divisjon. From 2009 to 2011, the official name of the league wasFair Play ligaen, and from 2012 to 2015 the name wasOddsen-ligaen (after the main sponsorNorsk Tipping's betting-game called Oddsen).[2][3] The league is currently branded asPostNord-ligaen, sponsored byPostNord.

Current members

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The following 28 clubs are competing in the2025 Norwegian Second Division.[4]

Group 1
Group 2

Winners

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1991–1995

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All group winners, excluding second teams of top division teams, were promoted to 1. divisjon.

SeasonGroup 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 6
1991OddBærumVard HaugesundBrann 2[nb 1]Rosenborg 2[nb 2]Bodø/Glimt
1992Lillestrøm 2[nb 3]SkeidÅssidenÅsaneNardoMjølner
1993JevnakerÅndalsnesStabækVidarStjørdals-BlinkAlta
1994Sarpsborg FKOdd GrenlandSandefjord BKHaugesundAalesundStålkameratene
1995ElverumUllernMjøndalenVidarByåsenHarstad
  1. ^Os were promoted
  2. ^Stjørdals/Blink were promoted
  3. ^Ski were promoted

1996–2000

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Each group winner played qualification play-offs to decide which teams promote to1. divisjon. Teams inbold promoted to 1. divisjon through qualification play-offs.

SeasonGroup 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 6Group 7Group 8
1996[nb 1]Sarpsborg FKSkjettenRunarVigørRosenborg 2[nb 2]Finnsnes——
1997KjelsåsRaufossUllernVidarFanaKolstadStrindheimLofoten
1998Liv/FossekallenSkjettenØrn-HortenVidarFyllingenClausenengenRosenborg 2[nb 3]Lofoten
1999HamKamAskerSandefjordVidarFyllingenAalesundStrindheimTromsdalen
2000SkjettenFF LillehammerØrn-HortenMandalskamerateneHøddAalesundStålkamerateneLofoten
  1. ^Byåsen andHarstad from1. divisjon played qualification games against group winners from 2. divisjon
  2. ^Verdal finished second in Group 5 and qualified for promotion play-offs, but was not promoted.
  3. ^Mo finished second in Group 7 and qualified for promotion play-offs, but was not promoted.

2001–2016

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All group winners, excluding second teams of top division teams, were promoted to 1. divisjon.

SeasonGroup 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
2001SkeidÅsaneOslo ØstLørenskog
2002FredrikstadBærumMandalskamerateneAlta
2003Pors GrenlandKongsvingerVard HaugesundTromsdalen
2004FK TønsbergFolloLøv-HamAlta
2005Sparta SarpsborgOslo ØstViking 2[nb 1]Tromsdalen
2006NotoddenSkeidMandalskamerateneRaufoss
2007NybergsundHøddSandnes UlfAlta
2008MjøndalenSkeidStavangerTromsdalen
2009StrømmenFolloSandnes UlfRanheim
2010AskerHøddRandabergHamKam
2011Ullensaker/KisaBærumNotoddenTromsdalen
2012ElverumKristiansundVard HaugesundFollo
2013BærumAltaNest-SotraTromsdalen
2014JervLevangerÅsaneFollo
2015KFUMRaufossUllensaker/KisaKongsvinger
2016TromsdalenElverumFlorøArendal
  1. ^Haugesund finished second in Group 3 and was promoted

2017–

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Teams inbold were promoted to1. divisjon.
Teams initalics were relegated to 2. divisjon.

SeasonGroup 1Group 2Play-off teams
2017Ham-KamNest-SotraFredrikstad (1. div),Raufoss (2. div, gr. 1),Notodden (2. div, gr. 2)
2018RaufossSkeidÅsane (1. div),Fredrikstad (2. div, gr. 1),KFUM Oslo (2. div, gr. 2)
2019Stjørdals-BlinkGrorudNotodden (1. div),Kvik Halden (2. div, gr. 1),Åsane (2. div, gr. 2)
2020FredrikstadBryneStjørdals-Blink (1. div),Skeid (2. div, gr. 1),Asker (2. div, gr. 2)
2021KongsvingerSkeidStjørdals-Blink (1. div),Hødd (2. div, gr. 1),Arendal (2. div, gr. 2)
2022MossHøddSkeid (1. div),Arendal (2. div, gr. 1),Ull/Kisa (2. div, gr. 2)
2023EgersundLevangerHødd (1. div),Lyn (2. div, gr. 1),Tromsdalen (2. div, gr. 2)
2024HøddSkeidMjøndalen (1. div),Jerv (2. div, gr. 1),Tromsdalen (2. div, gr. 2)

Reserve teams

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Main article:Norwegian reserve football teams

Reserve teams of clubs from the two top divisions can participate in the 2. divisjon. Reserve teams of clubs from the1. divisjon can not play in the 2. divisjon, so if a team is relegated from the 1. divisjon, the club's reserve team will be relegated to the 3. divisjon regardless of their final position in the league.[5]

Sponsorship

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From 2016, 2. divisjon has itstitle sponsorship rights sold toPostNord.

PeriodSponsorName
1963–1990No sponsor3. divisjon
1991–20082. divisjon
2009–2011Fair Play ligaen
2012–2015Norsk TippingOddsen-ligaen
2016–PostNordPostNord-ligaen

Records and statistics

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Team records

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2001–2016

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4 groups
RecordTeamSeason
Most points70 (Kongsvinger)2003
Fewest points3 (Stord and Skjervøy)2001 and2003
Most goals in one season105 (Tromsdalen)2011
Fewest goals in one season18 (Langevåg)2003
Most goals conceded in one season130 (Skjervøy)2003
Fewest goals conceded in one season13 (Elverum)2016
Most goals in one game15–0 (Strindheim –Salangen)
15–0 (Sparta Sarpsborg –Fram Larvik)		2004
2005
Biggest win15–0 (Strindheim –Salangen)
15–0 (Sparta Sarpsborg –Fram Larvik)		2004
2005

2017–

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This section needs to beupdated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.(December 2024)
2 groups
RecordTeamSeason
Most points65 (HamKam)2017
Fewest points13 (Byåsen)2017
Most goals in one season66 (Åsane)2019
Fewest goals in one season21 (Brumunddal)2017
Most goals conceded in one season69 (Odd 2 andStabæk 2)2017 and2018
Fewest goals conceded in one season18 (HamKam)2017
Most goals in one game5–5 (Bærum –Oppsal)
2019
Biggest win8–0 (Raufoss –Follo)2017

Average attendances

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SeasonAverage
2014258
2015285
2016262
2017350
2018493
2019474

Top ten most attended games

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No.SeasonGameAttendance
12018Fredrikstad–Moss10 413
22019Fredrikstad–Byåsen7 912
32002Fredrikstad–Kvik Halden7 013
42018Fredrikstad–Asker5 691
52002Fredrikstad–Eidsvold Turn5 370
62003Kongsvinger–Ullensaker/Kisa5 024
72010Hamarkameratene–Brumunddal4 565
82019Fredrikstad–Kvik Halden4 462
92018Fredrikstad–Raufoss4 291
102019Fredrikstad–Stjørdals-Blink4 245

References

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  1. ^Aarre, Eivind (5 September 2007)."Foreslår 2.-lagene i egen liga".Stavanger Aftenblad. Archived fromthe original on 17 November 2007. Retrieved2007-10-04.
  2. ^"Fair Play Ligaen 2009".Mo IL. Archived fromthe original on April 21, 2009. RetrievedJanuary 18, 2010.
  3. ^"2. divisjon skifter navn".nettavisen.no (in Norwegian).Nettavisen. 7 February 2012. Archived fromthe original on 12 February 2012. Retrieved27 February 2012.
  4. ^"Her er avdelingene i PostNord- og Norsk Tipping-ligaen 2025".Norwegian Football Federation (in Norwegian). 6 December 2024.
  5. ^Norwegian Football Association website(in Norwegian)

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