2023 Norwegian Fourth Division

Football league season
4. divisjon
Season2023
Promoted18 teams
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The 2023 season of the 4. divisjon, the fifth highest association football league for men in Norway.

Finnmark reverted from their regular/playoff format used last season, but instead Nordland adpoted the format. The 7 teams from Nordland played a round-robin tournament, followed by the top 4 facing each other in playoffs and the bottom 3 doing the same, retaining all points from the regular season. The playoffs were similar to championship rounds and relegation rounds from other leagues, but were named playoff (sluttspill) and placement (plasseringsspill), respectively.

Teams

Østfold
  1. Råde – lost playoff
  2. Drøbak-Frogn
  3. Kråkerøy
  4. Ås
  5. Askim
  6. Sarpsborg
  7. Moss 2
  8. Sparta Sarpsborg
  9. Østsiden
  10. Sprint-Jeløy 2
  11. Borgen
  12. Lisleby
  13. Kvik Halden 2
  14. Tistedalen
Oslo 1
  1. Ready – promoted
  2. Christiania
  3. Heming
  4. Lyn 2
  5. Kjelsås 2
  6. Union Carl Berner
  7. Grüner
  8. Bærum 2
  9. Lommedalen
  10. Asker 2
  11. Fagerborg
  12. Holmen
Oslo 2
  1. Gamle Oslo – promoted
  2. Grei
  3. Holmlia
  4. Årvoll
  5. Manglerud Star
  6. Stovner
  7. Follo 2
  8. Lokomotiv Oslo 2
  9. Oppsal 2
  10. Oslojuvelene
  11. Kolbotn
  12. Oldenborg
Akershus
  1. Aurskog-Høland – promoted
  2. Ull/Kisa 2
  3. Rælingen
  4. Eidsvold
  5. Sørumsand
  6. Fjellhamar
  7. Løvenstad
  8. Lørenskog 2
  9. Hauerseter
  10. Raumnes & Årnes
  11. Eidsvold Turn 2
  12. Kløfta
  13. Strømmen 2
  14. Gjelleråsen 2

Indre Østland
  1. Kongsvinger 2 - promoted
  2. Lillehammer
  3. Kolbukameratene
  4. Gjøvik-Lyn 2
  5. Gran
  6. Ottestad
  7. Nybergsund
  8. Faaberg
  9. Toten
  10. Brumunddal 2
  11. Valdres
  12. Flisa
  13. Løten
  14. Furnes
Buskerud
  1. Åssiden – won playoff
  2. Hallingdal
  3. Konnerud
  4. Vestfossen
  5. Drammens BK
  6. Modum
  7. Jevnaker
  8. Eiker/Kvikk
  9. Svelvik
  10. Stoppen
  11. Kongsberg
  12. Sande
  13. Hokksund
  14. ROS
Vestfold
  1. Flint – won playoff
  2. Åsgårdstrand
  3. Sandefjord BK
  4. Teie
  5. Eik Tønsberg 2
  6. Stag/Fram 2
  7. Ørn-Horten 2
  8. Nøtterøy
  9. Re
  10. Runar
  11. Husøy & Foynland
Telemark
  1. Hei – lost playoff
  2. Pors 2
  3. Storm
  4. Urædd
  5. Eidanger
  6. Skarphedin
  7. Stathelle/Langesund
  8. Odd 3
  9. Notodden 2
  10. Tollnes
  11. Skiens Grane
  12. Kragerø

Agder
  1. Vigør - promoted
  2. Express
  3. Jerv 2
  4. Trauma
  5. Søgne
  6. Våg
  7. Lyngdal
  8. Froland
  9. Vindbjart 2
  10. Giv Akt
  11. Flekkefjord
  12. Torridal
  13. Hisøy
  14. Fløy 2
Rogaland 1
  1. Sola - promoted
  2. Rosseland
  3. Varhaug
  4. Vardeneset
  5. Vidar 2
  6. Frøyland
  7. Bryne 2
  8. Egersund 2
  9. Stavanger
  10. Randaberg
  11. Midtbygden
  12. Klepp
  13. Brusand
  14. Hundvåg
Rogaland 2
  1. Haugesund 2 − promoted
  2. Åkra
  3. Forus og Gausel
  4. Nord
  5. Torvastad
  6. Vard Haugesund 2
  7. Sandved
  8. Ålgård
  9. Hana
  10. Hinna
  11. Kopervik
  12. Riska
  13. Skjold
  14. Djerv 1919 2
Hordaland 1
  1. Askøy − promoted
  2. Arna-Bjørnar
  3. Voss
  4. Osterøy
  5. Nordhordland
  6. Odda
  7. Trio
  8. NHHI
  9. Sund
  10. Radøy
  11. Sotra 2
  12. Øystese/Norheimsund

Hordaland 2
  1. Åsane 2 − promoted
  2. Lyngbø
  3. Varegg
  4. Austevoll
  5. Nymark
  6. Fana 2
  7. Tertnes
  8. Djerv
  9. Flaktveit
  10. Smørås
  11. Trott/Solid/Stord 2
  12. Sædalen
Sogn og Fjordane
  1. Årdal − promoted
  2. Fjøra
  3. Eid
  4. Stryn
  5. Høyang
  6. Måløy
  7. Førde 2
  8. Sandane
  9. Studentspretten
  10. Jølster
  11. Vik
  12. Bremanger
Sunnmøre
  1. Herd – lost playoff
  2. Ørsta
  3. Bergsøy
  4. Rollon
  5. SIF/Hessa
  6. Hovdebygda
  7. Hareid
  8. Aksla
  9. Volda 2
  10. Langevåg
  11. Blindheim
  12. Norborg/Brattvåg 2
Nordmøre og Romsdal
  1. Træff 2
  2. Surnadal – won playoff
  3. Tomrefjord
  4. Dahle
  5. Eide og Omegn
  6. Åndalsnes
  7. Sunndal
  8. Elnesvågen og Omegn
  9. Midsund
  10. Vestnes Varfjell
  11. Malmefjorden
  12. Hjelset-Kleive

Trøndelag 1
  1. Trygg/Lade − promoted
  2. Ranheim 2
  3. Vuku
  4. Rørvik
  5. Levanger 2
  6. Flatanger
  7. Stjørdals-Blink 2
  8. Nidelv
  9. Heimdal
  10. Lånke
  11. Namsos
  12. Charlottenlund
Trøndelag 2
  1. Melhus − promoted
  2. Tynset
  3. NTNUI
  4. Kvik
  5. Sverresborg
  6. Strindheim 2
  7. Alvdal
  8. KIL/Hemne
  9. Hitra
  10. Nardo 2
  11. Ørland
  12. Orkla 2
Nordland
  1. Innstranda
  2. Fauske/Sprint
  3. Grand Bodø
  4. Sandnessjøen
  5. Hulløy Bodø
  6. Rana 2
  7. Bossmo & Ytteren
Nordland playoff
  1. Innstranda − won playoff
  2. Fauske/Sprint
  3. Sandnessjøen
  4. Grand Bodø
Nordland placement
  1. Hulløy Bodø
  2. Rana 2
  3. Bossmo & Ytteren

Hålogaland
  1. Harstad − won playoff
  2. Melbo
  3. Medkila
  4. Morild
  5. Lofoten
  6. Sortland
  7. Landsås
  8. Andenes
  9. Leknes/Ballstad
  10. Stokmarknes
Troms
  1. Ulfstind − won playoff
  2. Finnsnes
  3. Hamna
  4. Storelva
  5. Skarp
  6. Senja
  7. Tromsdalen 2
  8. Ishavsbyen
  9. Krokelvdalen
  10. Nordreisa
  11. Salangen
  12. Ringvassøy
Finnmark
  1. Kirkenes − lost playoff
  2. Bossekop
  3. Alta 2
  4. Tverrelvdalen
  5. Sørøy Glimt
  6. Porsanger
  7. Norild
  8. Nordlys
  9. Indrefjord
  10. Honningsvåg

Source: [1]

Playoffs

References

  1. ^ RSSSF
  2. ^ Fotball.no
  3. ^ Fotball.no
  4. ^ Fotball.no
  5. ^ Fotball.no
  6. ^ Fotball.no
  7. ^ Fotball.no
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