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Club from the port town of Ålesund on the west coast, two-time winners of the Norwegian Cup (2009, 2011).

The sensation of recent years, from the town of Bodø beyond the Arctic Circle — multiple champions and a European competitor, currently building a new arena.

Traditional club from Bergen founded in 1908, playing at the Brann Stadion beneath Mount Ulriken.

Nine-time champions from the town of Fredrikstad, one of the most traditional Norwegian clubs (founded 1903).

Hamarkameratene from the town of Hamar by Lake Mjøsa, a club with a loyal following, playing in green and white.

Club from coastal Kristiansund, which fought its way into the top division for the first time in 2017.

The yellow-and-blacks from Lillestrøm near Oslo, five-time champions and six-time winners of the Norwegian Cup.

Multiple champions from the "city of roses", Molde, also made famous by former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær.

Norway's record champions, from Trondheim, with 26 titles, a Champions League fixture in the 1990s.

Club from the whaling town of Sandefjord founded in 1998, playing at the Jotun Arena.

Young club from Sarpsborg formed through a merger in 2008, which played in the Europa League in 2018/19.

Two-time champions from Kristiansand in the south of Norway, playing in yellow and black.

The top division's northernmost club, from Tromsø beyond the Arctic Circle, two-time cup winners.

Eight-time champions from Stavanger, founded way back in 1899, one of the pillars of Norwegian football.

Club from the capital, Oslo, with a passionate fanbase (Klanen), playing at the Intility Arena.

Club of the Christian YMCA association from Oslo, nicknamed "Kåffa", the surprise newcomers of recent seasons.