NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Norwegian Cup Champions

1902: Grane
1903: Odd B.K.
1904: Odd B.K.
1905: Odd B.K.
1906: Odd B.K.
1907: Mercantile
1908: Lyn
1909: Lyn
1910: Lyn
1911: Lyn
1912: Mercantile
1913: Odd B.K.
1914: Frigg
1915: Odd B.K.
1916: Frigg
1917: Sarpsborg
1918: Kvik
1919: Odd B.K.
1920: �rn
1921: Frigg
1922: Odd B.K.
1923: S.K. Brann
1924: Odd B.K.
1925: S.K. Brann
1926: Odd B.K.
1927: �rn
1928: �rn
1929: Sarpsborg
1930: �rn
1931: Odd B.K.
1932: Fredrikstad F.K.
1933: Mj�ndalen
1934: Mj�ndalen
1935: Fredrikstad F.K.
1936: Fredrikstad F.K.
1937: Mj�ndalen
1938: Fredrikstad F.K.
1939: Sarpsborg
1940: Fredrikstad F.K.
1941-1944: No Cup due to the german occupation. No norwegian clubs wanted to attend the nazi and Quisling supported cup-competition
1945: Lyn
1946: Lyn
1947: Skeid
1948: Sarpsborg
1949: Sarpsborg
1950: Fredrikstad F.K.
1951: Sarpsbrog
1952: Sparta
1953: Viking F.K.
1954: Skeid
1955: Skeid
1956: Skeid
1957: Fredrikstad F.K.
1958: Skeid
1959: Viking F.K.
1960: Rosenborg B.K.
1961: Fredrikstad F.K.
1962: Gj�vik-Lyn
1963: Skeid First tournament that was all-norwegian. Clubs from Northern Norway could participate for the first time.
1964: Rosenborg B.K.
1965: Skeid
1966: Fredrikstad F.K.
1967: Lyn
1968: Lyn
1969: Str�msgodset
1970: Str�msgodset
1971: Rosenborg B.K.
1972: S.K. Brann
1973: Str�msgodset
1974: Skeid
1975: F.K. Bod�/Glimt
1976: S.K. Brann
1977: Lillestr�m S.K.
1978: Lillestr�m S.K.
1979: Viking F.K.
1980: V�lerengen I. F.
1981: Lillestr�m S.K.
1982: S.K. Brann
1983: Moss F.K.
1984: Fredrikstad F.K.
1985: Lillestr�m S.K.
1986: Troms� I.L.
1987: Bryne F.K.
1988: Rosenborg B.K.
1989: Viking F.K.
1990: Rosenborg B.K.
1991: Str�msgodset
1992: Rosenborg B.K.
1993: F.K. Bod�/Glimt
1994: Molde F.K.
1995: Rosenborg B.K.
1996: Troms� I.L.
1997: V�lerenga I.F. Fotball
1998: Stab�k I.F.
1999: Rosenborg B.K.
2000: Odd Grenland B.K.
2001: Viking F.K.
2002: V�lerenga I.F. Fotball
2003: Rosenborg B.K.
2004: S.K. Brann

Note that clubs from Northern Norway was not allowed to participate in the Norwegian Football Cup until 1963.

Categories: Norwegian football competitions

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