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Club from the farming town of Bryne in Rogaland, where Erling Haaland grew up.

Club nicknamed the "tigers" from the fishing town of Egersund on the south-west coast.

Club from the port town of Haugesund, a long-time top-division side fighting for a return.

Club from Ulsteinvik whose motto is "small but great" — sensationally won the Norwegian Cup as a second-division side in 2012.

Club from the border town of Kongsvinger near the Swedish border, playing at the Gjemselund stadium.

Traditional club from Oslo founded in 1896, two-time champions fighting for a return to the top.

1987 champions from the town of Moss on the Oslofjord, founded in 1906.

Club from Skien founded in 1894 — record 12-time winners of the Norwegian Cup.

Club from a suburb of Trondheim, known for player development and a family atmosphere.

Workers' club from the industrial town of Raufoss, whose motto is "small among the great".

Club from the town of Sandnes near Stavanger nicknamed the "wolves", playing at the Øster Hus Arena.

Village club from Sogndal by the Sognefjord, a regular top-division side for many years.

Club from Bærum near Oslo, 2008 champions and a former European competitor.

Smaller club from Strømmen near Lillestrøm, a fixture of the second and third divisions.

Club from Drammen nicknamed "Godset", champions in 1970 and 2013, playing in blue and white.

Club from a northern suburb of Bergen, playing at the modern Åsane Arena.