Norway national football team results (1980–1999)

Norway national football team results
  Win    Draw    Loss

This is a list of the Norway national football team results from 1980 to 1999.[1][2]

1980s

  Win   Draw   Loss

1980

22 May Match 410 Norway  1–0  Bulgaria Oslo, Norway
4 June Match 411 Denmark  3–1  Norway Copenhagen, Denmark
14 July Match 412 Norway  3–1  Iceland Oslo, Norway
21 August Match 413 Norway  6–1  Finland Oslo, Norway
10 September Match 414 England  4–0  Norway London, England
24 September Match 415 Norway  1–1  Romania Oslo, Norway
21 August Match 416 Switzerland  1–2  Norway Bern, Switzerland

1981

29 April Match 417 Bulgaria  1–0  Norway Pleven, Bulgaria
20 May Match 418 Norway  1–2  Hungary Oslo, Norway
3 June Match 419 Romania  1–0  Norway Bucharest, Romania
17 June Match 420 Norway  1–1   Switzerland Oslo, Norway
2 July Match 421 Finland  3–1  Norway Helsinki, Finland
12 August Match 422 Norway  2–2  Nigeria Oslo, Norway
9 September Match 423 Norway  2–1  England Oslo, Norway
23 September Match 424 Denmark  2–1  Norway Copenhagen, Denmark
31 October Match 425 Hungary  4–1  Norway Budapest, Hungary

1982

28 April Match 426 Norway  1–1  Finland Stavanger, Norway
12 May Match 427 Norway  2–4  West Germany Oslo, Norway
15 June Match 428 Norway  2–1  Denmark Oslo, Norway
11 August Match 429 Norway  1–0  Sweden Oslo, Norway
22 September Match 430 Wales  1–0  Norway Swansea, Wales
13 October Match 431 Norway  3–1  Yugoslavia Oslo, Norway
27 October Match 432 Bulgaria  2–2  Norway Sofia, Bulgaria
13 November Match 433 Kuwait  1–0  Norway Kuwait City, Kuwait

1983

19 May Match 434 Denmark  2–2  Norway Aarhus, Denmark
1 June Match 435 Norway  1–1  Hungary Oslo, Norway
15 June Match 436 Finland  1–1  Norway Kuopio, Finland
30 June Match 437 Norway  0–1  Poland Oslo, Norway
10 August Match 438 Norway  0–0  Romania Oslo, Norway
17 August Match 439 Norway  1–1  Denmark Oslo, Norway
7 September Match 440 Norway  1–2  Bulgaria Oslo, Norway
21 September Match 441 Norway  0–0  Wales Oslo, Norway
12 October Match 442 Yugoslavia  2–1  Norway Belgrade, Yugoslavia
26 October Match 443 Norway  4–2  Finland Moss, Norway
29 October Match 444 Norway  1–1  East Germany Stavanger, Norway
9 November Match 445 Poland  1–0  Norway Poznań, Poland
12 November Match 446 East Germany  1–0  Norway Potsdam, East Germany

1984

1 May Match 447 Luxembourg  0–2  Norway Ettelbruck, Luxembourg
23 May Match 448 Hungary  0–0  Norway Székesfehérvár, Hungary
6 June Match 449 Norway  1–0  Wales Trondheim, Norway
20 June Match 450 Iceland  0–1  Norway Reykjavík, Iceland
29 July Match 451 Chile  0–0  Norway Boston, United States
31 July Match 452 France  2–1  Norway Boston, United States
2 August Match 453 Qatar  0–2  Norway Boston, United States
29 August Match 454 Norway  1–1  Poland Drammen, Norway
12 September Match 455 Norway  0–1   Switzerland Oslo, Norway
26 September Match 456 Denmark  1–0  Norway Copenhagen, Denmark
10 October Match 457 Norway  1–1  Soviet Union Oslo, Norway
17 October Match 458 Norway  1–0  Republic of Ireland Oslo, Norway
17 December Match 459 Egypt  0–1  Norway Cairo, Egypt
20 December Match 460 Egypt  0–1  Norway Ismailia, Egypt

1985

26 February Match 461 Wales  1–1  Norway Wrexham, Wales
17 April Match 462 East Germany  1–0  Norway Frankfurt, East Germany
1 May Match 463 Republic of Ireland  0–0  Denmark Dublin, Republic of Ireland
22 May Match 464 Sweden  1–0  Norway Gothenburg, Sweden
5 June Match 465 Norway  4–2  Wales Bergen, Norway
14 August Match 466 Norway  0–1  East Germany Oslo, Norway
10 September Match 467 Norway  3–0  Egypt Oslo, Norway
25 September Match 468 Italy  1–2  Norway Lecce, Italy
16 October Match 469 Norway  1–5  Denmark Oslo, Norway
30 October Match 470 Soviet Union  1–0  Norway Moscow, Soviet Union
13 November Match 471 Switzerland  1–1  Norway Lucerne, Switzerland

1986

26 February Match 472 Grenada  1–2  Norway St. George's, Grenada
30 April Match 473 Norway  1–0  Argentina Oslo, Norway
13 May Match 474 Norway  1–0  Denmark Oslo, Norway
4 June Match 475 Romania  3–1  Norway Bucharest, Romania
20 August Match 476 Norway  2–2  Romania Oslo, Norway
9 September Match 477 Norway  0–0  Hungary Oslo, Norway
24 September Match 478 Norway  0–0  East Germany Oslo, Norway
14 October Match 479 Norway  0–0  Soviet Union Oslo, Norway
29 October Match 480 Soviet Union  4–0  Norway Simferopol, Soviet Union
8 November Match 481 Switzerland  1–0  Norway Lucerne, Switzerland

1987

24 March Match 482 Poland  4–1  Norway Wrocław, Poland
6 May Match 483 Norway  1–1  Turkey Moss, Norway
26 May Match 484 Norway  0–0  Bulgaria Trondheim, Norway
28 May Match 485 Norway  0–0  Italy Oslo, Norway
3 June Match 486 Norway  0–1  Soviet Union Oslo, Norway
16 June Match 487 Norway  2–0  France Oslo, Norway
12 August Match 488 Soviet Union  1–0  Norway Moscow, Soviet Union
12 August Match 489 Norway  0–0  Sweden Oslo, Norway
26 August Match 490 Norway  0–0   Switzerland Tromsø, Norway
9 September Match 491 Iceland  2–1  Norway Reykjavík, Iceland
23 September Match 492 Norway  0–1  Iceland Oslo, Norway
14 October Match 493 France  1–1  Norway Paris, France
28 October Match 494 East Germany  3–1  Norway Magdeburg, East Germany
14 November Match 495 Bulgaria  4–0  Norway Sofia, Bulgaria
18 November Match 496 Turkey  0–0  Norway Ankara, Turkey

1988

26 April Match 497 Sweden  0–0  Norway Katrineholm, Sweden
1 June Match 498 Norway  0–0  Republic of Ireland Oslo, Norway
28 July Match 499 Norway  1–1  Brazil Oslo, Norway
9 August Match 500 Norway  1–1  Bulgaria Oslo, Norway
14 September Match 501 Norway  1–2  Scotland Oslo, Norway
28 September Match 502 France  1–0  Norway Paris, France
19 October Match 503 Italy  2–1  Norway Pescara, Italy
2 November Match 504 Cyprus  0–3  Norway Limassol, Cyprus
4 November Match 505 Czechoslovakia  3–2  Norway Bratislava, Czechoslovakia

1989

22 February Match 506 Greece  4–2  Norway Athens, Greece
2 May Match 507 Norway  0–3  Poland Oslo, Norway
21 May Match 508 Norway  3–1  Cyprus Oslo, Norway
31 May Match 509 Norway  4–1  Austria Oslo, Norway
14 June Match 510 Norway  1–2  Yugoslavia Oslo, Norway
23 August Match 511 Norway  0–0  Greece Oslo, Norway
5 September Match 512 Norway  1–1  France Oslo, Norway
11 October Match 513 Yugoslavia  1–0  Norway Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
25 October Match 514 Kuwait  2–2  Norway Hawally, Kuwait
15 November Match 515 Scotland  1–1  Norway Glasgow, Scotland

1990s

  Win   Draw   Loss

1990

4 February Friendly Norway  3–2  South Korea Attard, Malta
7 February Friendly Malta  1–1  Norway Attard, Malta
27 March Friendly Northern Ireland  2–3  Norway Belfast, Northern Ireland
6 June Friendly Norway  1–2  Denmark Trondheim, Norway
22 August Friendly Norway  1–2  Sweden Stavanger, Norway
12 September Euro 1992 Q Soviet Union  2–0  Norway Moscow, Russia
10 October Euro 1992 Q Norway  0–0  Hungary Bergen, Norway
31 October Friendly Norway  6–1  Cameroon Oslo, Norway
7 November Friendly Tunisia  1–3  Norway Bizerte, Tunisia
14 November Euro 1992 Q Cyprus  0–3  Norway Nicosia, Cyprus

1991

17 April Friendly Austria  0–0  Norway Vienna, Austria
1 May Euro 1992 Q Norway  3–0  Cyprus Oslo, Norway
23 May Friendly Norway  1–0  Romania Oslo, Norway
5 June Euro 1992 Q Norway  2–1  Italy Oslo, Norway
8 August Friendly Norway  1–2  Sweden Oslo, Norway
28 August Euro 1992 Q Norway  0–1  Soviet Union Oslo, Norway
25 September Friendly Norway  2–3  Czechoslovakia Oslo, Norway
30 October Euro 1992 Q Hungary  0–0  Norway Szombathely, Hungary
13 November Euro 1992 Q Italy  1–1  Norway Genoa, Italy

1992

7 January Friendly Egypt  0–0  Norway Cairo, Egypt
4 February Friendly Bermuda  1–3  Norway Hamilton, Bermuda
29 April Friendly Denmark  1–0  Norway Aarhus, Denmark
13 May Friendly Norway  2–0  Faroe Islands Oslo, Norway
3 June Friendly Norway  0–0  Scotland Oslo, Norway
26 August Friendly Norway  2–2  Sweden Oslo, Norway
9 September WC 1994 Quali Norway  10–0  San Marino Oslo, Norway
23 September WC 1994 Quali Norway  2–1  Netherlands Oslo, Norway
7 October WC 1994 Quali San Marino  0–2  Norway Serravalle, San Marino
14 October WC 1994 Quali England  1–1  Norway London, England
2 December Friendly China  2–1  Norway Guangzhou, China

1993

10 February Friendly Portugal  1–1  Norway Faro, Portugal
30 March Friendly Qatar  1–6  Norway Doha, Qatar
28 April WC 1994 Quali Norway  3–1  Turkey Oslo, Norway
2 June WC 1994 Quali Norway  2–0  England Oslo, Norway
9 June WC 1994 Quali Netherlands  0–0  Norway Rotterdam, Netherlands
11 August Friendly Faroe Islands  0–7  Norway Toftir, Faroe Islands
8 September Friendly Norway  1–0  United States Oslo, Norway
22 September WC 1994 Quali Norway  1–0  Poland Oslo, Norway
13 October WC 1994 Quali Poland  0–3  Norway Poznań, Poland
10 November WC 1994 Quali Turkey  2–1  Norway Istanbul, Turkey

1994

15 January Friendly United States  2–1  Norway Tempe, United States
Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium
19 January Friendly Costa Rica  0–0  Norway San Diego, United States
Stadium: Jack Murphy Stadium
9 March Friendly Wales  1–3  Norway Cardiff, Wales
20 April Friendly Norway  0–0  Portugal Oslo, Norway
22 May Friendly England  0–0  Norway London, England
1 June Friendly Norway  2–1  Denmark Oslo, Norway
5 June Friendly Sweden  2–0  Norway Solna, Sweden
19 June WC 1994 GS Norway  1–0  Mexico Washington, D.C., United States
  • Rekdal 84'
 Report Stadium: Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 52,395
Referee: Sándor Puhl (Hungary)
23 June WC 1994 GS Italy  1–0  Norway East Rutherford, United States
 Report Stadium: Giants Stadium
Attendance: 74,624
Referee: Hellmut Krug (Germany)
28 June WC 1994 GS Republic of Ireland  0–0  Norway East Rutherford, United States
Report Stadium: Giants Stadium
Attendance: 72,404
Referee: José Torres Cadena (Colombia)
7 September Euro 1996 Q Norway  1–0  Belarus Oslo, Norway
12 October Euro 1996 Q Norway  1–1  Netherlands Oslo, Norway
16 November Euro 1996 Q Belarus  0–4  Norway Minsk, Belarus
14 December Euro 1996 Q Malta  0–1  Norway Attard, Malta

1995

6 February Friendly Estonia  0–7  Norway Larnaca, Cyprus
8 February Friendly Cyprus  0–2  Norway Nicosia, Cyprus
29 March Euro 1996 Q Luxembourg  0–2  Norway Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
26 April Euro 1996 Q Norway  5–0  Luxembourg Oslo, Norway
25 May Friendly Norway  3–2  Ghana Oslo, Norway
7 June Euro 1996 Q Norway  2–0  Malta Oslo, Norway
22 July Friendly Norway  0–0  France Oslo, Norway
16 August Euro 1996 Q Norway  1–1  Czech Republic Oslo, Norway
6 September Euro 1996 Q Czech Republic  2–0  Norway Prague, Czechia
11 October Friendly Norway  0–0  England Oslo, Norway
15 November Euro 1996 Q Netherlands  3–0  Norway Rotterdam, Netherlands
26 November Friendly Jamaica  1–1  Norway Kingston, Jamaica
29 November Friendly Trinidad and Tobago  3–2  Norway Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago

1996

7 February Friendly Spain  1–0  Norway Las Palmas, Spain
27 March Friendly Northern Ireland  0–2  Norway Belfast, Northern Ireland
24 April Friendly Norway  0–0  Spain Oslo, Norway
2 June 1998 FIFA World Cup Q Norway  5–0  Azerbaijan Oslo, Norway
Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
1 September Friendly Norway  1–0  Georgia Oslo, Norway
9 October 1998 FIFA World Cup Q Norway  3–0  Hungary Oslo, Norway
Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
1998 FIFA World Cup Q Match 589 Switzerland  0–1  Norway Bern, Switzerland

1997

18 January Four Nations Tournament (Australia) South Korea  1–0  Norway Melbourne, Australia
22 January Four Nations Tournament (Australia) New Zealand  0–3  Norway Brisbane, Australia
25 January Four Nations Tournament (Australia) Australia  1–0  Norway Sydney, Australia
29 March Friendly United Arab Emirates  1–4  Norway Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
30 April 1998 FIFA World Cup Q Norway  1–1  Finland Oslo, Norway
Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
30 May Friendly Norway  4–2  Brazil Oslo, Norway
8 June 1998 FIFA World Cup Q Hungary  1–1  Norway Budapest, Hungary
20 July Friendly Iceland  0–1  Norway Reykjavík, Iceland
20 August 1998 FIFA World Cup Q Finland  0–4  Norway Helsinki, Finland
6 September 1998 FIFA World Cup Q Azerbaijan  0–1  Norway Baku, Azerbaijan
20:00 UTC+5
Stadium: Tofik Bakhramov Stadium
Attendance: 8,000
Referee: Günter Benkö (Austria)
10 September 1998 FIFA World Cup Q Norway  5–0   Switzerland Oslo, Norway
20:00 UTC+2
Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
Attendance: 22,603
Referee: Hellmut Krug (Germany)
8 October Friendly Norway  0–0  Colombia Oslo, Norway

1998

25 February Friendly France  3–3  Norway Marseille, France
25 March Friendly Belgium  2–2  Norway Brussels, Belgium
22 April Friendly Denmark  0–2  Norway Copenhagen, Denmark
20 May Friendly Norway  5–2  Mexico Oslo, Norway
27 May Friendly Norway  6–0  Saudi Arabia Molde, Norway
10 June 1998 WC GS Morocco  2–2  Norway Montpellier, France
 Report
Stadium: Stade de la Mosson
Attendance: 29,800
Referee: Pirom Un-prasert (Thailand)
16 June 1998 WC GS Norway  1–1  Scotland Bordeaux, France
 Report
Stadium: Parc Lescure
Attendance: 31,800
Referee: László Vágner (Hungary)
23 June 1998 WC GS Brazil  1–2  Norway Marseille, France
 Report
Stadium: Stade Vélodrome
Attendance: 55,000
Referee: Esfandiar Baharmast (United States)
27 June 1998 WC 1/8 Italy  1–0  Norway Marseille, France
 Report Stadium: Stade Vélodrome
Attendance: 55,000
Referee: Bernd Heynemann (Germany)
19 August Friendly Norway  0–0  Romania Oslo, Norway
6 September Euro 2000 Q Norway  1–3  Latvia Oslo, Norway
 Report
Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
Attendance: 11,031
Referee: Sergei Shmolik (Belarus)
10 October Euro 2000 Q Slovenia  1–2  Norway Ljubljana, Slovenia
 Report
Stadium: Bežigrad Stadium
Attendance: 6,200
Referee: Andreas Schluchter (Switzerland)
14 October Euro 2000 Q Norway  2–2  Albania Oslo, Norway
 Report
Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
Attendance: 17,770
Referee: Gerd Grabher (Austria)
18 November Friendly Egypt  1–1  Norway Cairo, Egypt

1999

20 January Israel Tri-Nations Tournament Israel  0–1  Norway Ramat Gan, Israel
22 January Israel Tri-Nations Tournament Estonia  3–3  Norway Umm al-Fahm, Israel
10 February Friendly Italy  0–0  Norway Pisa, Italy
27 March Euro 2000 Q Greece  0–2  Norway Athens, Greece
Report
Stadium: Spiros Louis Stadium
Attendance: 42,566
Referee: Leslie Irvine (England)
28 April Euro 2000 Q Georgia  1–4  Norway Tbilisi, Georgia
 Report
Stadium: Boris Paichadze National Stadium
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Sándor Puhl (Hungary)
20 May Friendly Norway  6–0  Jamaica Oslo, Norway
30 May Euro 2000 Q Norway  1–0  Georgia Oslo, Norway
 Report Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
Attendance: 18,236
Referee: Luc Huyghe (Belgium)
5 June Euro 2000 Q Albania  1–2  Norway Tirana, Albania
 Report
Stadium: Qemal Stafa Stadium
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Livio Bazzoli (Italy)
18 August Friendly Norway  1–0  Lithuania Oslo, Norway
4 September Euro 2000 Q Norway  1–0  Greece Oslo, Norway
 Report Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
Attendance: 24,133
Referee: Markus Merk (Germany)
8 September Euro 2000 Q Norway  4–0  Slovenia Oslo, Norway
 Report Stadium: Ullevaal Stadion
Attendance: 24,288
Referee: Gilles Veissière (France)
9 October Euro 2000 Q Latvia  1–2  Norway Riga, Latvia
 Report
Stadium: Daugava Stadium
Attendance: 2,500
Referee: Dietmar Drabek (Austria)
14 November Friendly Norway  0–1  Germany Oslo, Norway

Notes

References

  1. ^ "Norwegian all-time national team record (1908-2019)". www.rsssf.no.
  2. ^ Fotballforbund, Norges. "Norge Menn Senior A - Terminliste". fotball.no - Norges Fotballforbund.

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