no2. divisjon avd. 2

Third Norwegian tier (PostNord-ligaen) — group 2 with 14 teams.

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Eidsvold Turn
Club from the historic town of Eidsvoll, where the Norwegian constitution was signed in 1814.
etf-fotball.no
Follo FK
Ambitious club from the town of Ski in the Follo region south of Oslo, 2010 cup finalists.
follofk.com
Grorud IL
Club from the Grorud district of Oslo, whose motto is "where dreams come true", focused on youth development.
grorud-il.no
Hønefoss BK
Club from Hønefoss founded in 1895, playing in the top division between 2010 and 2013.
honefossbk.no
IK Junkeren
The city of Bodø's second club, named after the Junkers aircraft, based in the Rønvik district.
junkeren.no
Kjelsås Fotball
Club from northern Oslo founded in 1913, a regular giant-killer in the Norwegian Cup.
fotball.kjelsaas.no
Levanger FK
Club from Levanger in the Trøndelag region, playing at the Moan stadium by the fjord.
levangerfk.no
Lørenskog IF
Club from Lørenskog on the eastern edge of Oslo, the football branch of a large sports association.
lorenskogif.no
no Rana FK
Club from Mo i Rana, formed in 2017 through the merger of Mo IL and Stålkameratene — the link leads to the official Instagram page, the club has no working website.
instagram.com
Skeid Fotball
Traditional Oslo club, 1966 champions and eight-time winners of the Norwegian Cup.
skeid.no
Stjørdals-Blink
The football section of a multi-sport club from Stjørdal near Trondheim, playing at the TMT Stadion Sandskogan.
blink-fotball.no
Tromsdalen UIL
The "TUIL" club from Tromsdalen on the mainland side of Tromsø, playing at the TUIL Arena.
tuilfotball.no
SK Trygg/Lade
Multi-sport club from the Lade district of Trondheim, founded in 1910.
trygglade.no
Ull/Kisa
The Ullensaker/Kisa club from Jessheim near the main Gardermoen airport, formed through a merger in 1947.
ullkisafotball.no