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2001 Norwegian Football Cup

Norgesmesterskapet i fotball for herrer
Country
 Norway
Teams
128 (competition proper)
Champions
Viking (5th title)
Runners-up
Bryne

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The 2001 Norwegian Football Cup was a Norwegian football tournament that took place in 2001. It was the 96th Norwegian Football Cup.




Contents






  • 1 First round


  • 2 Second round


  • 3 Third round


  • 4 Fourth round


  • 5 Quarterfinal


  • 6 Semifinal


  • 7 Final


  • 8 References





First round[edit]


May 8:



  • Sparta - Kvik Halden 0-5

  • Rosseland - Bryne 0-3

  • Stryn - Tornado 3-2

  • Nidelv - Ranheim 1-1 (extra time), 2-4 on penalties

  • Hammerfest FK - Alta 2-3


May 9:



  • Navestad - Sprint/Jeløy 0-2

  • Østsiden - Fredrikstad 2-0

  • Råde - Eik-Tønsberg 2-2 (extra time), 5-6 on penalties

  • Follo - Oslo Øst 2-3

  • Mercantile/Lambertseter - Bærum 4-1

  • Haugerud - Skeid 1-8

  • Grorud - Stabæk 0-6

  • Grei - Eidsvold Turn 1-4

  • Kjelsås - Asker 3-0

  • Frigg Oslo - Lyn 2-5 (extra time)

  • Romerike - Ullern 3-0

  • Ullensaker/Kisa - Lørenskog 0-3

  • Aurskog/Finstadbru - L/F Hønefoss 1-2

  • Galterud - Kongsvinger 0-2

  • Nybergsund - Elverum 2-1

  • FF Lillehammer - Gjøvik/Lyn 1-0

  • Hamarkameratene - Fart 5-0

  • Toten - Raufoss 0-2

  • Sør-Aurdal - Sogndal 0-3

  • Åmot - Lillestrøm 1-5

  • Kongsberg - Strømsgodset 0-3

  • Ørn-Horten - Runar 4-0

  • Flint - Moss 0-3

  • Larvik Fotball - Odd Grenland 1-5

  • Tollnes - Pors Grenland 1-3

  • Urædd - Sandefjord 0-5

  • Herkules - Vindbjart 0-5

  • Start - Vigør 3-0

  • Lyngdal - Mandalskameratene 1-2

  • Staal - Viking 0-6

  • Vidar - Klepp 6–0

  • Sandnes FK - Vard Haugesund 1-2 (extra time)

  • Haugesund - Nord 2-0

  • Stord - Skjold 0-1

  • Hovding - Nest-Sotra 1-2

  • Fyllingen - Gneist 3-2 (extra time)

  • Løv-Ham - Lyngbø 2-0

  • Åsane - Fana 1-2

  • Jotun - Brann 0-4

  • Førde - Florø 2-0

  • Stranda - Skarbøvik 0-1

  • Aalesund - Spjelkavik 5-0

  • Langevåg - Hødd 1-3

  • Træff - Clausenengen 1-3

  • Kristiansund - Molde 0-9

  • Strindheim - Tynset 6-1

  • Kolstad - Byåsen 1-6

  • Malvik FK - Vålerenga 1-7

  • Levanger - Verdal 0-4

  • Steinkjer - Stjørdals/Blink 3-0

  • Sandnessjøen - Bodø/Glimt 0-7

  • Stålkameratene - Mo 1-2

  • Fauske/Sprint - Steigen 4-1

  • Narvik FK - Tromsdalen 2-1

  • Harstad - Lofoten 6-2

  • Fløya - Skjervøy 0-2

  • Ramfjord - Tromsø 0-8

  • Finnsnes - Skarp 1-3

  • Bossekop - Rosenborg 0-11



Second round[edit]


June 12:


  • Oslo Øst - Hamarkameratene 3-2 (extra time)

June 13:



  • Kvik Halden - Moss 2-3

  • Østsiden - Lillestrøm 0-3

  • Sprint/Jeløy - Strømsgodset 1-2

  • Mercantile/Lambertseter - Odd Grenland 1-6

  • Lyn - Nybergsund 1-1 (extra time), 3-4 on penalties

  • Lørenskog - Stabæk 0-4

  • Eidsvold Turn - Ørn Horten 1-2

  • Raufoss - FF Lillehammer 2-1 (extra time)

  • L/F Hønefoss - Strindheim 1-0

  • Eik-Tønsberg - Skeid 0-2

  • Sandefjord - Romerike 2-5

  • Pors Grenland - Vålerenga 0-2

  • Vindbjart - Viking 1-6

  • Mandalskameratene - Vidar 1-3

  • Bryne - Fyllingen 4-3

  • Vard Haugesund - Løv-Ham 3-5

  • Skjold - Brann 0-6

  • Nest-Sotra - Haugesund 4-3

  • Fana - Start 1-3

  • Sogndal - Clausenengen 2-0

  • Stryn - Molde 0-4

  • Skarbøvik - Kongsvinger 1-0

  • Rosenborg - Steinkjer 4-0

  • Ranheim - Hødd 2-6

  • Byåsen - Narvik FK 4-2

  • Mo - Fauske/Sprint 6-1

  • Tromsø - Skarp 5-0

  • Skjervøy - Bodø/Glimt 1-3 (extra time)

  • Alta - Harstad 0-1


June 20:


  • Aalesund - Førde 1-0

Verdal - Kjelsås 5-4 aet



Third round[edit]


June 27:



  • Bodø/Glimt - Mo 3-0

  • Brann - Nest-Sotra 6-1

  • Harstad - Tromsø 0-1

  • Hødd - Rosenborg 2-2 (extra time), 4-1 on penalties

  • Løv-Ham - Sogndal 1-3

  • Molde - Skarbøvik 6-0

  • Moss - Romerike 3-1 (extra time)

  • Nybergsund - Lillestrøm 1-4

  • Odd Grenland - Oslo Øst 4-1

  • Skeid - Bryne 1-2

  • Stabæk - Raufoss 3-1

  • Start - Aalesund 2-0 (extra time)

  • Strømsgodset - Verdal 5-1

  • Viking - Vidar 5-0

  • Vålerenga - L/F Hønefoss 1-0

  • Ørn-Horten - Byåsen 2-1



Fourth round[edit]


July 18:


  • Brann - Ørn-Horten 6-0

July 25:



  • Sogndal - Start 2-1 (extra time)

  • Vålerenga - Moss 2-0

  • Bryne - Molde 3-2

  • Hødd - Odd Grenland 0-1

  • Tromsø - Stabæk 2-0

  • Lillestrøm - Strømsgodset 5-1

  • Bodø/Glimt - Viking 1-3



Quarterfinal[edit]


August 1:


  • Viking - Tromsø 1-0

August 22:



  • Bryne - Vålerenga 3-2

  • Lillestrøm - Brann 3-0

  • Odd Grenland - Sogndal 2-0



Semifinal[edit]


September 23:



  • Bryne - Lillestrøm 4-0

  • Viking - Odd Grenland 2-1



Final[edit]


Main article: 2001 Norwegian Football Cup Final


4 November 200113:15 CET












Bryne 0–3 Viking

Eskeland Goal 5' (o.g.)
Berre Goal 56'
Tihinen Goal 71'


Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo

Attendance: 25,823

Referee: Kjell Alseth (Stjørdals/Blink)




References[edit]





  • The second goal in the 2001 Norwegian Cup final

  • Feige Bryne, cancelled party.

  • Cancelled final party

  • On the way to cup glory. - (including video interview)














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