List of international matches for the Norwegian national women's football team

This list contains all of the Norwegian women's national soccer team's matches . The NFF and FIFA have different statistics on the Norwegians' games.

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• WM = World Championship
• EM = European Championship
• n / a = after extension
• i. E. = on penalties
• Opponents = opponents marked in bold were reigning champions of their confederation at the time of the game, opponents marked with an asterisk were reigning world champions at the time of the game
• green background color = victory of the Norwegian team
• red background color = defeat of the Norwegian team
• yellow background color = draw (tie)

1978 to 1979

No. (NFF)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
1	1	07/07/1978	1: 2	Sweden	Kolding ( DNK )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1978	First international game First game against Sweden First international game by Gunn Nyborg First game under Per Petersen Lineup Gate Marit Furuli Defense Elsie Enoksen Hauger (Lise Bru), Ulla Gundersen Kneppen, Elin Svaeren, Elin Brandvik Midfield Ranveig Karlsen, Astrid Kristiansen (Aud Jorun Landrö), Kari Nielsen Sturm Ingrid Kathrine Andreassen (c), Gunn Lisbeth Nyborg, Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes Goals: Kari Nielsen
2	2	07/08/1978	0: 2	Denmark	Brande ( DNK )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1978	First away game First game against Denmark Lineup Tor Marit Furuli (Bente Berglund Melby) Defense Lise Bru, Ulla Gundersen Kneppen, Elin Svaeren, Elin Brandvik Midfield Ranveig Karlsen, Astrid Kristiansen, Kari Nielsen, Ingrid Kathrine Andreassen (c) (Margot Helene Ramstad) Storm Gunn Lisbeth Nyborg, Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes
3	3	07/09/1978	0: 1	Finland	Vejle ( DNK )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1978	First game against Finland Lineup Gate Marit Furuli Defense Lise Bru, Ulla Gundersen Kneppen, Elin Svaeren, Elin Brandvik Midfield Ranveig Karlsen, Astrid Kristiansen, Kari Nielsen (Torhild Belbo Bratlien) Sturm Ingrid Kathrine Andreassen (c), Gunn Lisbeth Nyborg (Margot Helene Ramstad), Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes
4th	4th	07/05/1979	0: 1	Finland	Fredrikstad	Women's Nordic Football Championship 1979	First home game Lineup Gate Marit Furuli Defense Eva Amble, Elin Svaeren, Ulla Gundersen Kneppen, Eli Landsem Midfield Astrid Kristiansen, Ranveig Karlsen, Ingrid Kathrine Andreassen (c) (Tone Irene Opseth) Sturm Kari Nielsen, Gunn Lisbeth Nyborg, Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes
5	5	07/06/1979	0: 1	Sweden	Setskog	Women's Nordic Football Championship 1979	Lineup Gate Marit Furuli Defense Eva Amble, Elin Svaeren, Ulla Gundersen Kneppen, Eli Landsem Midfield Astrid Kristiansen, Ranveig Karlsen, Ingrid Kathrine Andreassen (c) (Tone Irene Opseth) Sturm Kari Nielsen, Gunn Lisbeth Nyborg, Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes
6th	6th	07/08/1979	2: 4	Denmark	Oslo	Women's Nordic Football Championship 1979	Lineup Tor Marit Furuli (Rita Fjaerli Teigen) Defense Eva Amble, Elin Svaeren, Ulla Gundersen Kneppen, Eli Landsem Midfield Astrid Kristiansen, Ranveig Karlsen (Eva Herga), Tone Irene Opseth Sturm Kari Nielsen, Gunn Lisbeth Nyborg (c), Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes Goals: Kristiansen, Nyborg
7th	7th	07/20/1979	4: 1	Northern Ireland	Naples ( ITA )	Inofficial European Women Championship 1979	First game against Northern Ireland. First win Lineup Gate Marit Furuli Defense Eva Amble, Elin Svaeren, Ulla Gundersen Kneppen, Eli Landsem Midfield Astrid Kristiansen, Ranveig Karlsen (Lise Bru), Tone Irene Opseth (Ingrid Kathrine Andreassen) Sturm Kari Nielsen, Gun Lisbeth Nyborg (c), Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes Goals: Nielsen, Karlsen, Nyborg, Opseth
8th	8th	07/22/1979	1: 2	Italy	Naples ( ITA )	Inofficial European Women Championship 1979	First game against Italy Lineup Gate Marit Furuli Defense Lise Bru, Eva Amble, Ulla Gundersen Kneppen (c), Eli Landsem Midfield Astrid Kristiansen (Ingrid Kathrine Andreassen), Ranveig Karlsen (Kristin Storhaug), Tone Irene Opseth Sturm Kari Nielsen, Gunn Lisbeth Nyborg, Mariann Mortensen Kvistnes Goals: Nielsen

1980 to 1989

No. (NFF)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
9	9	07/10/1980	0: 4	Denmark	Gothenburg ( SWE )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1980	1. Heidi Støre's first international match
10	10	07/11/1980	2: 2	Sweden	Öckerö ( SWE )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1980
11	11	07/13/1980	0-0	Finland	Gothenburg ( SWE )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1980
12	12	11/08/1980	3-0	France	Poissy ( FRA )		First game against France
13	13	05/23/1981	3-0	Switzerland	Moss		First game against Switzerland
14th	14th	07/15/1981	0: 2	Sweden	Karis ( FIN )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1981
15th	15th	07/17/1981	0-0	Denmark	Porvoo ( FIN )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1981
16	16	07/19/1981	2: 3	Finland	Helsinki ( FIN )	Nordic Women's Football Championship 1981
	17th	10/16/1981	3-0	Netherlands	Taichung ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	First game against the Netherlands. First game on another continent. BUL Oslo competed for Norway and Zwart-Wit '28 for the Netherlands.
	18th	10/17/1981	0: 3	New Zealand	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	First game against New Zealand.
	19th	10/20/1981	3: 1	Finland	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	HJK Helsinki competed for Finland .
	20th	10/21/1981	0: 3	Chinese Taipei	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	First game against the Republic of China First game against a reigning Asian champion
	21st	10/22/1981	3: 1	Switzerland	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	SV Seebach competed for Switzerland .
17th	22nd	10/25/1981	3-0	England	Cambridge ( ENG )		First game against England
18th	23	05/15/1982	2: 1	France	Asker
19th	24	07/14/1982	1: 1	Denmark	Kolding ( DNK )	Women's Nordic Football Championship 1982
20th	25th	07/16/1982	1: 1	Sweden	Herning ( DNK )	Women's Nordic Football Championship 1982
21st	26th	07/18/1982	1: 1	Finland	Vejle ( DNK )	Women's Nordic Football Championship 1982
22nd	27	08/28/1982	2: 2	Iceland	Tonsberg	European Championship qualification	First game against Iceland
23	28	09/15/1982	3-0	Finland	Kotka ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
24	29	09/29/1982	0: 2	Sweden	Stockholm ( SWE )	European Championship qualification	Last game under Per Petersen
25th	30th	07/30/1983	1-0	Iceland	Kópavogur ( ISL )	European Championship qualification	First game under Erling Hokstad
26th	31	08/18/1983	3-0	Finland	Lillestrøm	European Championship qualification
27	32	09/24/1983	1: 2	Sweden	Elverum	European Championship qualification
28	33	05/02/1984	4: 1	Germany	Helmstedt ( DEU )		First game against the Federal Republic of Germany
29	34	09/05/1984	2: 2	Sweden	Lillestrøm		First game against a reigning European champion
30th	35	09/26/1984	0-0	Finland	Tuusula ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
31	36	10/27/1984	2-0	Switzerland	Delémont ( CHE )
32	37	05/30/1985	1: 1	Netherlands	Down ( NED )		First game counted by the NFF against the Netherlands
33	38	08/22/1985	0: 5	Sweden	Norrkoping ( SWE )		One of the two biggest defeats
34	39	07.09.1985	3: 2	Germany	Lueneburg ( DEU )	European Championship qualification
35	40	September 18, 1985	1-0	Finland	Lillestrøm
36	41	10/03/1985	2: 2	Denmark	Oslo	European Championship qualification	Last game under sole responsibility of Erling Hokstad
37	42	05/07/1986	2: 3	Sweden	Mountains		First game under Erling Hokstad and Dag Steinar Vestlund
38	43	05/19/1986	0-0	Germany	Oslo	European Championship qualification
39	44	08/30/1986	8-0	Switzerland	Dänikon ( CHE )
40	45	09/10/1986	5: 2	Denmark	Vejle ( DNK )	European Championship qualification
41	46	04/10/1986	2-0	Finland	Oslo	European Championship qualification
42	47	05/23/1987	0-0	Netherlands	Oslo
43	48	06/11/1987	2-0	Italy	Oslo	EM semifinals
44	49	06/14/1987	2: 1	Sweden	Oslo	EM final	1st European title, 1st win against Sweden
45	50	07/05/1987	0: 3	United States	Blaine ( USA )	North America Cup	First game against the USA
46	51	07/09/1987	4-0	People's Republic of China	Blaine ( USA )	North America Cup	First game against China
47	52	07/11/1987	1-0	United States	Blaine ( USA )	North America Cup, 3rd place match
48	53	09/10/1987	3: 3	Finland	Kerava ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
49	54	07.10.1987	0: 1	Denmark	Oslo	European Championship qualification	First international match for Linda Medalen
50	55	03/01/1988	3-0	Bulgaria	Shumen ( BUL )		First game against Bulgaria
51	56	May 26, 1988	0: 2	Finland	Nesbyen	European Championship qualification
52	57	06/01/1988	4-0	Thailand	Jiangmen ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game against Thailand
53	58	06/03/1988	1: 2	Brazil	Jiangmen ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game against Brazil
54	59	06/05/1988	3-0	Australia	Jiangmen ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game against Australia
55	60	06/08/1988	1-0	United States	Panyu ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament, quarter-finals
56	61	06/10/1988	2: 1	Brazil	Panyu ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament Semifinals
57	62	06/12/1988	1-0	Sweden	Guangzhou ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament Final
58	63	08/21/1988	2-0	England	Stavanger	European Championship qualification
59	64	09/04/1988	2: 3	Denmark	Aalborg ( DNK )	European Championship qualification
60	65	09/18/1988	3: 1	England	Blackburn ( ENG )	European Championship qualification
61	66	10/22/1988	2: 1	Netherlands	Hoard	European Championship qualification (quarter-finals)
62	67	05/11/1988	3-0	Netherlands	Rijsoord ( NED )	European Championship qualification (quarter-finals)
63	68	06/09/1989	8-0	Finland	Ålesund
64	69	06/28/1989	2: 1	Sweden	Lüdenscheid ( DEU )	EM semifinals
65	70	07/02/1989	1: 4	Germany	Osnabrück ( DEU )	EM final	Last game under Erling Hokstad and Dag Steinar Vestlund
66	71	08/16/1989	2: 1	Denmark	Vejle ( DNK )		First game under Even Pellerud
67	72	09/09/1989	1-0	Finland	Varkaus ( FIN )	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
68	73	10/15/1989	4-0	Belgium	Kongsvinger	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification	First game against Belgium

1990 to 1999

No. (NFF)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
69	74	March 21, 1990	1-0	Finland	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
70	75	03/23/1990	2-0	Denmark	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
71	76	03/25/1990	1: 1	Sweden	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
72	77	04/12/1990	2: 1	Soviet Union	Sevastopol ( SUN )		First game against the Soviet Union
73	78	April 15, 1990	0-0	Soviet Union	Simferopol ( SUN )
74	79	May 10, 1990	0: 1	Netherlands	The Hague ( NED )
75	80	May 27, 1990	2-0	England	Klepp	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
76	81	06/13/1990	4-0	Finland	Porsgrunn	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
77	82	07/23/1990	2-0	Canada	Winnipeg ( CAN )	Canada Cup	1. Game against Canada 1. Hege Riise's international game
78	83	July 25, 1990	0: 4	United States	Winnipeg ( CAN )	Canada Cup
79	84	07/29/1990	2: 4	United States	Winnipeg ( CAN )	Canada Cup Final
80	85	09/02/1990	0-0	England	Manchester ( ENG )	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification	Ann Kristin Aarønes made his first international match
81	86	09/27/1990	1-0	Belgium	Chapels ( BEL )	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
82	87	11/14/1990	2: 1	Hungary	Kristiansand	European Championship qualification quarter-finals / World Cup qualification	First game against Hungary
83	88	11/25/1990	2-0	Hungary	Budapest ( HUN )	European Championship qualification quarter-finals / World Cup qualification
84	89	02/26/1991	2: 1	Denmark	Tróia ( PRT )	Troia Tournament 1991
85	90	02/28/1991	1-0	Finland	Tróia ( PRT )	Troia Tournament 1991
86	91	03/02/1991	1-0	Sweden	Tróia ( PRT )	Troia Tournament 1991	First international match for Gro Espeseth
87	92	05/23/1991	3: 1	Soviet Union	Kragerø
88	93	05/26/1991	2-0	Soviet Union	Skien		Last game against the Soviet Union
89	94	06/12/1991	3-0	Netherlands	Oslo
90	95	07/10/1991	0: 0 a.d. 8: 7 i. E.	Denmark	Hjørring ( DNK )	EM semifinals
91	96	07/14/1991	1: 3	Germany	Aalborg ( DNK )	EM final
92	97	08/30/1991	1-0	United States	New Britain ( USA )		First international match for Bente Nordby. First game against a reigning CONCACAF champions
93	98	09/01/1991	2: 1	United States	Medford ( USA )
94	99	09/29/1991	10-0	Switzerland	Suhr ( CHE )	European Championship qualification
95	100	11/16/1991	0: 4	People's Republic of China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup group game	First women's World Cup game
96	101	11/19/1991	4-0	New Zealand	Guangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup group game	First game counted by the NFF against New Zealand. First game against a reigning Oceania champion
97	102	11/21/1991	2: 1	Denmark	Panyu ( CHN )	World Cup group game
98	103	11/24/1991	3: 2 a.d.	Italy	Jiangmen ( CHN )	World Cup quarter-finals
99	104	11/27/1991	4: 1	Sweden	Panyu ( CHN )	World Cup semi-finals
100	105	11/30/1991	1: 2	United States	Guangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup final	100th international match by Gunn Nyborg
101	106	03/06/1992	4-0	Denmark	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
102	107	03/08/1992	1: 2	Sweden	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
103	108	03/28/1992	0-0	France	Marseille ( FRA )
104	109	05/12/1992	0-0	Belgium	Aalst ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
105	110	05/23/1992	6-0	Switzerland	Geithus	European Championship qualification
106	111	08/14/1992	3: 1	USA *	Medford ( USA )		First game and first win against a reigning world champion
107	112	08/16/1992	4: 2	USA *	New Britain ( USA )
108	113	08/25/1992	3: 3	Sweden	Kragerø
109	114	09/26/1992	8-0	Belgium	Kolbotn	European Championship qualification	One of Belgium's biggest defeats (Belgium also lost 9-1 to Spain .)
110	115	10/10/1992	3-0	Netherlands	Oslo	European Championship qualification quarter-finals	110th and last international game by Gunn Nyborg
111	116	11/07/1992	3-0	Netherlands	Raalte ( NED )	European Championship qualification quarter-finals	100th international match for Heidi Støre
112	117	03/09/1993	3: 3	Denmark	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
113	118	03/12/1993	1-0	USA *	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
114	119	03/14/1993	2: 1	Sweden	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup Final
115	120	06/01/1993	2: 4	Sweden	Borås ( SWE )
116	121	06/29/1993	1-0	Denmark	Sportilia ( ITA )	EM semifinals
117	122	07/04/1993	1-0	Italy	Cesena ( ITA )	EM final	2nd European title
118	123	09/04/1993	6: 1	Czech Republic	Gvarv	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification	First game against the Czech Republic
119	124	09/25/1993	1: 3	Germany	Råde
120	125	10/16/1993	8-0	Hungary	Mountains	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
121	126	March 16, 1994	6-0	Finland	Portimao ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 1994
122	127	03/18/1994	6: 1	Denmark	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup	With her 111th international match, Heidi Støre becomes a record national player (until October 23, 1999)
123	128	03/20/1994	1-0	USA *	Faro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Final	1st title at the Algarve Cup
124	129	05/04/1994	5: 2	Denmark	Brondby ( DNK )
125	130	05/21/1994	2: 2	Finland	Vantaa ( FIN )	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
126	131	06/04/1994	4-0	Hungary	Budapest ( HUN )	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
127	132	07/29/1994	2: 3	People's Republic of China	Harrisburg ( USA )	Chiquita Cup 1994
128	133	08/02/1994	3: 6	Germany	Oakford ( USA )	Chiquita Cup 1994
129	134	08/07/1994	1: 4	USA *	Worcester ( USA )	Chiquita Cup 1994
130	135	09/04/1994	4-0	Finland	Oslo	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification
131	136	09/24/1994	9-0	Czech Republic	Prague ( CZE )	European Championship qualification / World Cup qualification	Biggest defeat for the Czech Republic
132	137	10/15/1994	3: 1	Italy	Mantua ( ITA )	European Championship quarter-finals / World Cup qualification
133	138	October 29, 1994	4: 2	Italy	Oslo	European Championship quarter-finals / World Cup qualification	Marianne Pettersen's first international match
134	139	02/10/1995	6: 2	Denmark	Kristiansand
135	140	02/26/1995	4: 3	Sweden	Kristiansand	EM semifinals
136	141	05.03.1995	1: 4	Sweden	Jonkoping ( SWE )	EM semifinals
137	142	03/14/1995	0: 1	Netherlands	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 1995
138	143	March 16, 1995	3: 1	Italy	Quarteira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
139	144	03/17/1995	2-0	Sweden	Portimao ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
140	145	03/20/1995	3: 3 n.v. 4: 2 i. E.	USA *	Quarteira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place	First international match for Brit Sandaune
141	146	04/25/1995	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Oslo
142	147	05/16/1995	4: 1	Italy	Lillehammer
143	148	06/06/1995	8-0	Nigeria	Karlstad ( SWE )	World Cup group game	First game against Nigeria and one of Nigeria's two biggest defeats (also a 0: 8 against Germany on November 25, 2010). First game against a reigning African champion
144	149	06/08/1995	2-0	England	Karlstad ( SWE )	World Cup group game
145	150	06/10/1995	7-0	Canada	Gävle ( SWE )	World Cup group game
146	151	06/13/1995	3: 1	Denmark	Karlstad ( SWE )	World Cup quarter-finals
147	152	06/15/1995	1-0	USA *	Västerås ( SWE )	World Cup semi-finals
148	153	06/18/1995	2-0	Germany	Solna ( SWE )	World Cup final	First world title
149	154	07/30/1995	2-0	Australia	Worcester ( USA )	US Cup
150	155	08/02/1995	12: 1	Chinese Taipei	Oxford ( USA )	US Cup	First game counted by the NFF against the Republic of China and their biggest loss. Highest victory of a European against an Asian team
151	156	08/06/1995	1: 2	United States	Washington, DC ( USA )	US Cup
152	157	09/19/1995	17: 0	Slovakia	Ulefoss	European Championship qualification	First game against Slovakia Biggest win Biggest loss for Slovakia
153	158	01/21/1996	4-0	Sweden	Hamar		One of Sweden's biggest defeats
154	159	02/02/1996	2: 3	United States	Tampa ( USA )
155	160	02/04/1996	2: 1	United States	Jacksonville ( USA )
156	161	03/11/1996	4: 1	People's Republic of China	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 1996	100th international match by Linda Medalen
157	162	03/13/1996	3-0	Portugal	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup	First game against Portugal
158	163	03/15/1996	3-0	Russia	Quarteira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup	First game against Russia
159	164	03/17/1996	4-0	Sweden	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Final	2nd title at the Algarve Cup One of Sweden's biggest defeats
160	165	05/02/1996	3: 1	Germany	Jena ( DEU )	European Championship qualification
161	166	05/25/1996	2-0	Finland	Espoo ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
162	167	06/06/1996	0-0	Germany	Trondheim	European Championship qualification
163	168	07/06/1996	7-0	Finland	Kolbotn	European Championship qualification
164	169	07/21/1996	2: 2	Brazil	Washington, DC ( USA )	OS group game	First game against a reigning South American champion
165	170	07/23/1996	3: 2	Germany	Washington, DC ( USA )	OS group game
166	171	07/25/1996	4-0	Japan	Washington, DC ( USA )	OS group game	First game against Japan
167	172	07/28/1996	1: 2 a.d.	United States	Athens ( USA )	OS semifinals
168	173	08/02/1996	2-0	Brazil	Athens ( USA )	OS game for bronze
169	174	08/31/1996	4-0	Slovakia	Levice ( SVK )	European Championship qualification	First international match for Unni Lehn. Last game under Even Pellerud
170	175	02/16/1997	2-0	Sweden	Norrkoping ( SWE )		First game under Per-Mathias Høgmo
171	176	03/10/1997	5: 1	Finland	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 1997
172	177	03/12/1997	6-0	Iceland	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
173	178	03/14/1997	3-0	Denmark	Alvor ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
174	179	March 16, 1997	1-0	People's Republic of China	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Final	3rd title at the Algarve Cup
175	180	05/07/1997	0-0	France	Trappes ( FRA )
176	181	05/28/1997	3-0	Germany	Copenhagen ( DNK )	Three Nations Tournament
177	182	05/29/1997	1: 1	Denmark	Copenhagen ( DNK )	Three Nations Tournament
178	183	06/08/1997	4-0	England	Lillestrøm
179	184	06/30/1997	5-0	Denmark	Lillestrøm	EM group game
180	185	07/03/1997	0-0	Germany	Moss	EM group game
181	186	07/06/1997	0: 2	Italy	Lillestrøm	EM group game	151st and last international match for Heidi Støre
182	187	08/31/1997	7: 1	Australia	Oslo
183	188	10/01/1997	6: 1	Netherlands	Oslo	World Cup qualification
184	189	11/06/1997	0: 1	Germany	Bayreuth ( DEU )	World Cup qualification
185	190	01/18/1998	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
186	191	01/21/1998	2: 1	Sweden	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
187	192	01/24/1998	0: 3	United States	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
188	193	03/15/1998	0: 1	People's Republic of China	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 1998
189	194	03/17/1998	1-0	Finland	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup	100th international match by Hege Riise
190	195	03/19/1998	4: 1	United States	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
191	196	03/21/1998	4: 1	Denmark	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Final	4th title at the Algarve Cup
192	197	04/18/1998	0-0	Netherlands	Sittard ( NED )	World Cup qualification
193	198	05/14/1998	2: 1	England	Manchester ( ENG )	World Cup qualification
194	199	06/17/1998	3: 2	Germany	Ulefoss	World Cup qualification	Solveig Gulbrandsen's first international match
195	200	07/25/1998	1: 1, 2: 4 i. E.	People's Republic of China	Hofstra Stadium ( USA )	Goodwill Games
196	201	07/27/1998	1: 1, 4: 2 i. E.	Denmark	Hofstra Stadium ( USA )	Goodwill Games 3rd place match
197	202	08/15/1998	2-0	England	Lillestrøm	World Cup qualification
198	203	09/24/1998	6-0	France	Moss
199	204	10/10/1998	2-0	Sweden	Gothenburg ( SWE )
200	205	03/14/1999	1-0	Finland	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 1999	100th international match by Ann Kristin Aarønes
201	206	March 16, 1999	2: 1	Sweden	Quarteira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
202	207	03/18/1999	1: 2	United States	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
203	208	03/20/1999	2: 2 n.V., 4: 1 i. E.	Denmark	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place
204	209	05/12/1999	2: 2	Italy	San Benedetto del Tronto ( ITA )		First international match for Ane Stangeland Horpestad
205	210	05/26/1999	0-0	Netherlands	Raufoss
206	211	06/20/1999	2: 1	Russia	Boston ( USA )	World Cup group game
207	212	06/23/1999	7: 1	Canada	Washington, DC ( USA )	World Cup group game
208	213	06/26/1999	4-0	Japan	Chicago ( USA )	World Cup group game
209	214	06/30/1999	3: 1	Sweden	San Jose ( USA )	World Cup quarter-finals
210	215	07/04/1999	0: 5	People's Republic of China	Boston ( USA )	World Cup semi-finals	One of the two biggest defeats
211	216	07/10/1999	0: 0 a.d., 4: 5 i. E.	Brazil	Los Angeles ( USA )	World Cup game for 3rd place
212	217	09/11/1999	4-0	Switzerland	Mountains	European Championship qualification
213	218	10/23/1999	4-0	Portugal	Sesimbra ( PRT )	European Championship qualification	Trine Rønning's first international match . 152nd and last international match by Linda Medalen , who will be a record player until September 8, 2001. 110th and last international match by Ann Kristin Aarønes

2000 to 2009

No. (NFF)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
214	219	02/06/2000	3: 2	USA *	Fort Lauderdale ( USA )
215	220	02/09/2000	2: 1	USA *	Boca Raton ( USA )		Game without spectators
216	221	07.03.2000	3-0	England	Norwich ( ENG )	European Championship qualification
217	222	03/12/2000	2-0	Finland	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2000
218	223	03/14/2000	2: 1	Canada	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
219	224	March 16, 2000	3-0	People's Republic of China	Portimao ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
220	225	03/18/2000	0: 1	USA *	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
221	226	05/07/2000	5-0	Portugal	Moss	European Championship qualification
222	227	06/04/2000	8-0	England	Moss	European Championship qualification	Biggest defeat for England
223	228	06/24/2000	1-0	Switzerland	Interlaken ( CHE )	European Championship qualification
224	229	07/16/2000	0: 1	USA *	Osnabrück ( DEU )	Tournament for the 100th birthday of the DFB
225	230	07/19/2000	4: 1	Germany	Göttingen ( DEU )	Tournament for the 100th birthday of the DFB
226	231	07/22/2000	1-0	People's Republic of China	Celle ( DEU )	Tournament for the 100th birthday of the DFB
227	232	07/27/2000	1: 1	USA *	Tromso		100th international match from Gro Espeseth
228	233	07/30/2000	2: 1	USA *	Oslo
229	234	09/14/2000	0: 2	USA *	Melbourne ( AUS )	OS group game
230	235	09/17/2000	3: 1	Nigeria	Canberra ( AUS )	OS group game
231	236	09/20/2000	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Canberra ( AUS )	OS group game
232	237	09/24/2000	1-0	Germany	Sydney ( AUS )	OS semifinals
233	238	09/28/2000	3: 2 a.d.	USA *	Sydney ( AUS )	OS finale	First Olympic gold medal 100th game in neutral 105th and last international game by Gro Espeseth Last game under Per-Mathias Høgmo
234	239	01/12/2001	2: 1	Sweden	La Manga ( ESP )		First game under Age Steen
235	240	02/17/2001	0-0	France	Bonneuil-sur-Marne ( FRA )
236	241	03/11/2001	5: 1	Finland	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2001
237	242	03/13/2001	0: 2	People's Republic of China	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
238	243	03/15/2001	1-0	Denmark	Portimao ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
239	244	03/17/2001	4: 3	USA *	Quarteira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
240	245	05/13/2001	3: 1	Sweden	Stavanger
241	246	06/19/2001	9: 1	Canada	Hønefoss		One of Canada's three biggest defeats (also two 9-1 defeats against the USA on May 19, 1995 and June 2, 2000). Biggest win by a European against a CONCACAF team
242	247	06/25/2001	3-0	France	Ulm ( DEU )	EM group game	100th international match for Bente Nordby
243	248	06/28/2001	1: 1	Italy	Reutlingen ( DEU )	EM group game
244	249	07/01/2001	0: 1	Denmark	Aalen ( DEU )	EM group game
245	250	07/04/2001	0: 1	Germany	Ulm ( DEU )	EM semifinals
246	251	09/08/2001	4-0	Ukraine	Lillestrøm	World Cup qualification	First game against Ukraine. With her 153rd international match, Hege Riise becomes a record national player.
247	252	09/11/2001	5-0	Czech Republic	Kongsvinger	World Cup qualification	With her 154th international match, Hege Riise becomes a record-breaking European national player (until April 22, 2009, then Birgit Prinz ).
248	253	10/13/2001	3-0	France	Cannes ( FRA )	World Cup qualification
249	254	01/23/2002	1-0	USA *	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
250	255	01/25/2002	3-0	People's Republic of China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
251	256	01/27/2002	1: 3	Germany	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
252	257	03/01/2002	3: 1	England	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2002
253	258	03/03/2002	3: 3	Sweden	Ferreiras ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
254	259	03/05/2002	3: 2	USA *	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
255	260	03/07/2002	0: 1	People's Republic of China	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
256	261	03/24/2002	5: 1	Czech Republic	Slaný ( CZE )	World Cup qualification
257	262	05/09/2002	3: 1	France	Heaps	World Cup qualification
258	263	05/12/2002	1: 1	Ukraine	Kiev ( UKR )	World Cup qualification
259	264	07/17/2002	2: 2	Canada	Toronto ( CAN )		100th international match for Brit Sandaune
260	265	07/21/2002	0: 4	USA *	Blaine ( USA )
261	266	09/14/2002	1: 3	Germany	Grimstad
262	267	01/23/2003	1: 3	USA *	Yiwu ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament	Ingvild Stensland's first international match
263	268	01/26/2003	2: 2	Germany	Wuhan ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
264	269	01/29/2003	1: 1	People's Republic of China	Shanghai ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
265	270	02/17/2003	3: 3	Denmark	La Manga ( ESP )
266	271	02/20/2003	4-0	Denmark	La Manga ( ESP )
267	272	03/14/2003	1: 1	Sweden	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2003
268	273	03/16/2003	0: 1	USA *	Ferreiras ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
269	274	03/18/2003	1-0	Canada	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
270	275	03/20/2003	1-0	France	Quarteira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place
271	276	05/11/2003	6-0	Belgium	Kristiansand	European Championship qualification
272	277	05/15/2003	2-0	Netherlands	Mandal	European Championship qualification
273	278	08/02/2003	3: 2	Nigeria	Ålesund
274	279	09/11/2003	1: 1	Denmark	Oslo	European Championship qualification
275	280	09/20/2003	2-0	France	Philadelphia ( USA )	World Cup group game
276	281	09/24/2003	1: 4	Brazil	Washington, DC ( USA )	World Cup group game
277	282	09/27/2003	7: 1	South Korea	Foxborough ( USA )	World Cup group game	First game against South Korea
278	283	10/01/2003	0: 1	USA *	Foxborough ( USA )	World Cup quarter-finals
279	284	11/16/2003	2-0	Spain	Las Rozas de Madrid ( ESP )	European Championship qualification	First game against Spain 120th and last international game by Brit Sandaune 98th and last international game by record scorer Marianne Pettersen (66 goals)
280	285	03/07/2004	6: 1	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
281	286	03/14/2004	4: 1	Finland	Guia ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2004
282	287	03/16/2004	3-0	Italy	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
283	288	03/18/2004	0-0	People's Republic of China	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
284	289	03/20/2004	1: 4	United States	Faro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Final
285	290	05/22/2004	2-0	Netherlands	Wezep ( NED )	European Championship qualification
286	291	05/27/2004	1: 2	Denmark	Odense ( DNK )	European Championship qualification	188th and last international game by Hege Riise 100th international game by Unni Lehn
287	292	07/21/2004	1-0	Germany *	Hoffenheim ( DEU )
288	293	07/24/2004	4-0	Sweden	Uddevalla ( SWE )		One of Sweden's biggest defeats
289	294	09/04/2004	3: 1	Italy	Mountains
290	295	10/02/2004	2-0	Spain	Porsgrunn	European Championship qualification
291	296	11/10/2004	7: 2	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	European Championship qualification playoff game
292	297	11/13/2004	2: 1	Iceland	Oslo	European Championship qualification playoff game	Last game under Age Steen
293	298	02/19/2005	0: 2	France	La Manga ( ESP )		First game under Bjarne Berntsen
294	299	02/22/2005	0: 1	France	La Manga ( ESP )
295	300	03/09/2005	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2005
296	301	03/11/2005	0: 4	Germany *	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
297	302	03/13/2005	1: 1	Sweden	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
298	303	03/15/2005	2: 1	Denmark	Faro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
299	304	05/06/2005	0: 1	England	Barnsley ( ENG )
300	305	05/31/2005	3-0	Canada	Sarpsborg
301	306	06/06/2005	0: 1	Germany *	Warrington ( ENG )	EM group game
302	307	06/09/2005	1: 1	France	Warrington ( ENG )	EM group game
303	308	06/12/2005	5: 3	Italy	Preston ( ENG )	EM group game
304	309	06/16/2005	3: 2 a.d.	Sweden	Warrington ( ENG )	EM semifinals
305	310	06/19/2005	1: 3	Germany *	Blackburn ( ENG )	EM final
306	311	08/27/2005	4: 1	Ukraine	Lillestrøm	World Cup qualification
307	312	09/24/2005	4-0	Serbia and Montenegro	Lazarevac ( SCG )	World Cup qualification	First game against Serbia and Montenegro
308	313	October 29, 2005	1-0	Italy	Mountains	World Cup qualification
309	314	01/18/2006	1: 3	United States	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
310	315	01/20/2006	1: 3	People's Republic of China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
311	316	01/22/2006	1: 1	France	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
312	317	03/09/2006	0-0	Sweden	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2006
313	318	03/11/2006	0-0	Finland	Alvor ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
314	319	03/13/2006	0: 1	Germany *	Faro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
315	320	03/15/2006	1-0	People's Republic of China	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
316	321	03/25/2006	3-0	Greece	Athens ( GRC )	World Cup qualification	First game against Greece
317	322	05/10/2006	3-0	Serbia and Montenegro	Sandefjord	World Cup qualification	Last game against Serbia and Montenegro
318	323	06/20/2006	4-0	Greece	Heaps	World Cup qualification
319	324	08/02/2006	2: 1	Denmark	Lyngdal
320	325	08/27/2006	1: 1	Ukraine	Lviv ( UKR )	World Cup qualification
321	326	09/23/2006	2: 1	Italy	Rimini ( ITA )	World Cup qualification	100th away game
322	327	02/09/2007	0: 1	Japan	Larnaca ( CYP )		100th international match for Solveig Gulbrandsen
323	328	07.03.2007	2: 1	Germany *	Faro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2007
324	329	03/09/2007	0: 1	Denmark	Ferreiras ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
325	330	03/12/2007	0: 1	France	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
326	331	03/14/2007	2-0	Finland	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
327	332	05/31/2007	1: 1	Finland	Kongsvinger
328	333	06/17/2007	3-0	Israel	Tel Aviv ( ISR )	European Championship qualification	First game against Israel
329	334	06/21/2007	3-0	Austria	Lillestrøm	European Championship qualification	First game against Austria
330	335	07/14/2007	0: 1	United States	East Hartford ( USA )		134th and last international match by Unni Lehn
331	336	08/30/2007	2: 2	Germany *	Mainz ( DEU )
332	337	09/12/2007	2: 1	Canada	Hangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup group game
333	338	09/15/2007	1: 1	Australia	Hangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup group game
334	339	09/20/2007	7: 2	Ghana	Hangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup group game	Only game against Ghana so far
335	340	09/23/2007	1-0	People's Republic of China	Wuhan ( CHN )	World Cup quarter-finals
336	341	09/26/2007	0: 3	Germany *	Tianjin ( CHN )	World Cup semi-finals
337	342	09/30/2007	1: 4	United States	Shanghai ( CHN )	World Cup game for 3rd place
338	343	10/27/2007	3-0	Russia	Stavanger	European Championship qualification	172nd and last international match for Bente Nordby
339	344	02/14/2008	1: 2	England	Larnaca ( CYP )
340	345	02/16/2008	0: 2	Sweden	Larnaca ( CYP )
341	346	05.03.2008	4: 2	Italy	Alvor ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2008
342	347	03/07/2008	3: 1	People's Republic of China	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
343	348	03/10/2008	0: 4	United States	Alvor ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
344	349	03/12/2008	2-0	Germany *	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place
345	350	05/03/2008	7-0	Israel	Kristiansand	European Championship qualification
346	351	05/07/2008	3-0	Poland	Stavanger	European Championship qualification	First game against Poland
347	352	06/21/2008	4-0	Austria	Amstetten ( AUT )	European Championship qualification
348	353	06/25/2008	3-0	Poland	Kutno ( POL )	European Championship qualification
349	354	07/02/2008	0: 4	United States	Fredrikstad		100th international match by Ane Stangeland Horpestad
350	355	07/20/2008	0: 2	Sweden	Sandefjord
351	356	07/23/2008	2-0	Germany *	Sandefjord
352	357	08/06/2008	2-0	United States	Qinhuangdao ( CHN )	OS group game
353	358	08/09/2008	1-0	New Zealand	Qinhuangdao ( CHN )	OS group game
354	359	08/12/2008	1: 5	Japan	Shanghai ( CHN )	OS group game
355	360	08/15/2008	1: 2	Brazil	Tianjin ( CHN )	OS quarter-finals
356	361	October 02, 2008	0-0	Russia	Krasnoarmeisk ( RUS )	European Championship qualification	107th and last international match by Ane Stangeland Horpestad
357	362	January 31, 2009	1: 5	Sweden	Estepona ( ESP )
358	363	03/04/2009	1: 3	Iceland	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2009
359	364	03/06/2009	0: 2	Denmark	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
360	365	03/09/2009	0: 1	United States	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
361	366	03/11/2009	2-0	Austria	Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 9th place
362	367	04/23/2009	0: 3	England	Shrewsbury ( ENG )
363	368	08/19/2009	1-0	Sweden	Enköping ( SWE )
364	369	08/24/2009	0: 4	Germany *	Tampere ( FIN )	EM group game
365	370	08/27/2009	1-0	Iceland	Lahti ( FIN )	EM group game
366	371	08/30/2009	1: 1	France	Helsinki ( FIN )	EM group game
367	372	09/04/2009	3: 1	Sweden	Helsinki ( FIN )	EM quarter-finals	100th international match by Trine Rønning
368	373	07.09.2009	1: 3	Germany *	Helsinki ( FIN )	EM semifinals	Last game under Bjarne Berntsen
369	374	October 24, 2009	3-0	Netherlands	Bekkestua	World Cup qualification	First game under Eli Landsem
370	375	October 28, 2009	1-0	Slovakia	Skien	World Cup qualification

2010 to 2019

No. (NFF)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
371	376	13/01/2010	0: 1	People's Republic of China	La Manga ( ESP )
372		January 15, 2010	0-0	England	La Manga ( ESP )		The game is also not counted by the FA .
373	377	02/24/2010	2: 2	Sweden	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2010
374	378	02/26/2010	1: 2	United States	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
375	379	03/01/2010	3: 2	Iceland	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
376	380	03/03/2010	1: 2	Denmark	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
377	381	03/27/2010	14: 0	North Macedonia	Hønefoss	World Cup qualification	First game against Macedonia, highest defeat for Macedonia until September 17, 2014
378	382	03/30/2010	5-0	Belarus	Grodno ( BLR )	World Cup qualification	First game against Belarus
379	383	06/03/2010	1: 1	Canada	Hamar
380	384	06/19/2010	2: 2	Netherlands	Zwolle ( NED )	World Cup qualification
381	385	06/23/2010	3-0	Belarus	Skien	World Cup qualification
382	386	08/21/2010	4-0	Slovakia	Senec ( SVK )	World Cup qualification
383	387	08/25/2010	7-0	North Macedonia	Prilep ( MKD )	World Cup qualification
384	388	09/11/2010	1-0	Ukraine	Chernihiv ( UKR )	World Cup qualification playoff
385	389	09/15/2010	2-0	Ukraine	Bekkestua	World Cup qualification playoff	100th international match by Ingvild Stensland
386	390	10/26/2010	1: 3	Sweden	Falkenberg ( SWE )
387	391	03/02/2011	2: 1	Finland	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2011
388	392	03/04/2011	0: 2	United States	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
389	393	07.03.2011	0: 1	Japan	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
390	394	03/09/2011	0: 0 a.d., 5: 4 in E.	Denmark	Ferreiras ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
391	395	05/19/2011	5: 1	Finland	Bekkestua
392	396	06/16/2011	0: 3	Germany *	Mainz ( DEU )
393	397	06/29/2011	1-0	Equatorial Guinea	Augsburg ( DEU )	World Cup group game	First game against Equatorial Guinea
394	398	07/03/2011	0: 3	Brazil	Wolfsburg ( DEU )	World Cup group game
395	399	07/06/2011	1: 2	Australia	Leverkusen ( DEU )	World Cup group game
396	400	09/17/2011	1: 3	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	European Championship qualification
397	401	09/21/2011	6-0	Hungary	Bekkestua	European Championship qualification
398	402	10/26/2011	1-0	Belgium	Dessel ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
399	403	11/19/2011	1: 3	Northern Ireland	Lurgan ( NIR )	European Championship qualification
400	404	01/17/2012	0: 2	Sweden	La Manga ( ESP )
401	405	02/29/2012	1: 2	Japan	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
402	406	03/02/2012	1: 2	United States	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
403	407	05.03.2012	0: 1	Denmark	Ferreiras ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
404	408	07.03.2012	3-0	Wales	Quarteira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 7th place	Only game against Wales so far
405	409	March 31, 2012	3-0	Bulgaria	Lovetsch ( BGR )	European Championship qualification
406	410	04/04/2012	5-0	Hungary	Kecskemét ( HUN )	European Championship qualification
407	411	06/16/2012	11: 0	Bulgaria	Sarpsborg	European Championship qualification	Biggest defeat for Bulgaria
408	412	06/20/2012	2-0	Northern Ireland	Sarpsborg	European Championship qualification
409	413	08/30/2012	2: 2	Scotland	Dunfermline ( SCO )		First game against Scotland
410	414	09/15/2012	3: 2	Belgium	Oslo	European Championship qualification
411	415	09/19/2012	2: 1	Iceland	Oslo	European Championship qualification	100th home game. Last game under Eli Landsem
412	416	01/12/2013	2-0	South Korea	Chongqing ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament 2013	First game in Even Pellerud's second term
413	417	01/14/2013	1-0	People's Republic of China	Chongqing ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament 2013
414	418	01/16/2013	0-0	Canada	Chongqing ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament 2013	Norway wins the four-nation tournament for the second time
415	419	03/06/2013	2-0	Japan	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2013
416	420	03/08/2013	0-0	Denmark	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
417	421	03/11/2013	0: 2	Germany	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
418	422	03/13/2013	2: 2, 5: 4 i. E.	Sweden	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place
419	423	04/06/2013	1: 3	Switzerland	Nyon ( CHE )		First defeat against Switzerland
420	424	06/01/2013	1: 2	Sweden	Linköping ( SWE )
421	425	06/29/2013	0: 1	France	Reims ( FRA )		During the second half, all substitute players were substituted on.
422	426	07/05/2013	2: 3	Russia	Moss
423	427	07/11/2013	1: 1	Iceland	Squid ( SWE )	EM group game
424	428	07/14/2013	1-0	Netherlands	Squid ( SWE )	EM group game	250th victory
425	429	07/17/2013	1-0	Germany	Squid ( SWE )	EM group game	First victory against Germany in a European Championship finals
426	430	07/22/2013	3: 1	Spain	Squid ( SWE )	EM quarter-finals
427	431	07/25/2013	1: 1 4: 2 i. E.	Denmark	Norrkoping ( SWE )	EM semifinals
428	432	07/28/2013	0: 1	Germany	Solna ( SWE )	EM final
429	433	09/25/2013	4: 1	Belgium	Oslo	World Cup 2015 qualification
430	434	10/26/2013	7-0	Albania	Sarpsborg	World Cup 2015 qualification	First game against Albania, highest defeat for Albania
431	435	10/30/2013	2: 1	Netherlands	Volendam ( NLD )	World Cup 2015 qualification
432	436	01/14/2014	2: 1	Spain	La Manga ( ESP )
433	437	01/17/2014	1: 1	England	La Manga ( ESP )
434	438	02/13/2014	5-0	Greece	Komotini ( GRC )	World Cup 2015 qualification
435	439	05.03.2014	0: 1	People's Republic of China	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
436	440	07.03.2014	1: 2	Iceland	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
437	441	03/10/2014	1: 3	Germany	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
438	442	03/12/2014	0: 1	Russia	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 9th place
439	443	04/10/2014	2: 1	Belgium	Lions ( BEL )	World Cup 2015 qualification
440	444	07/05/2014	2-0	Portugal	Tonsberg	World Cup 2015 qualification	Maren Mjelde scores the 1000th goal for Norway (by FIFA count) with the 2-0 final score
441	445	06/14/2014	6-0	Greece	Mountains	World Cup 2015 qualification	200th victory against a European team
442	446	06/18/2014	2-0	Portugal	Santa Maria da Feira ( PRT )	World Cup 2015 qualification
443	447	09/13/2014	11: 0	Albania	Durrës ( ALB )	World Cup 2015 qualification	Norway qualify for the World Cup finals in Canada, highest defeat for Albania
444	448	09/17/2014	0: 2	Netherlands	Nadderud	World Cup 2015 qualification
445	449	11/25/2014	1: 1	New Zealand	Randaberg		The game took place in a hall and on artificial turf.
446	450	11/27/2014	2-0	New Zealand	Randaberg		The game took place in a hall and on artificial turf.
447	451	01/13/2015	2: 3	Sweden	La Manga ( ESP )		150th international match by Trine Rønning
448	452	15/01/2015	3: 1	Ireland	La Manga ( ESP )		First game against Ireland
449	453	03/04/2015	1: 2	United States	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Algarve Cup
450	454	03/06/2015	1-0	Iceland	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
451	455	03/09/2015	2: 2	Switzerland	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup	1st Algarve Cup game against Switzerland
452	456	03/11/2015	5: 2	Denmark	( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
453	457	04/08/2015	2: 3	Netherlands	Streams
454	458	05/23/2015	2: 3	Belgium	Sint-Truiden ( BEL )		Isabell Herlovsen's 100th international match , first defeat against Belgium
455	459	05/29/2015	2-0	Finland	Drammen		50th win in 100th friendly game
456	460	06/07/2015	4-0	Thailand	Ottawa ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round
457	461	06/11/2015	1: 1	Germany	Ottawa ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round
458	462	06/15/2015	3: 1	Ivory Coast	Moncton ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First game against Ivory Coast
459	463	06/22/2015	1: 2	England	Ottawa ( CAN )	World Cup round of 16	Last game in Even Pellerud's second term
460	464	09/17/2015	4-0	Scotland	Glasgow ( Scotland )		First game under Roger Finjord
461	465	09/22/2015	4-0	Kazakhstan	Astana ( KAZ )	European Championship qualification	First game against Kazakhstan
462	466	23/10/2015	4-0	Wales	Ålesund	European Championship qualification	100th international match by Ingrid Hjelmseth
463	467	01/22/2016	6-0	Romania	San Pedro del Pinatar ( ESP )		First game against Romania
464	468	01/26/2016	0: 1	France	La Manga ( ESP )
465	469	02.03.2016	0: 1	Sweden	Rotterdam ( NLD )	Olympic qualification
466	470	05.03.2016	4: 1	Netherlands	Rotterdam ( NLD )	Olympic qualification
467	471	03/09/2016	1: 2	Switzerland	Rotterdam ( NLD )	Olympic qualification	100th international match for Maren Mjelde , Norway missed the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro
468	472	04/06/2016	1-0	Israel	Ramat Gan ( ISR )	European Championship qualification
469	473	04/10/2016	1-0	Austria	Steyr ( AUT )	European Championship qualification
470	474	06/02/2016	2: 2	Austria	Oslo	European Championship qualification	First goals conceded and first point loss against Austria
471	475	06/07/2016	2-0	Wales	Newport ( WAL )	European Championship qualification	Norway qualifies for the European Championship finals
472	476	09/15/2016	10-0	Kazakhstan	Molde	European Championship qualification
473	477	09/19/2016	5-0	Israel	Ulsteinvik	European Championship qualification	50th international goal by Isabell Herlovsen , last game under Roger Finjord
474	478	October 24, 2016	0-0	Sweden	Kristiansand		First game under interim coach Leif Gunnar Smerud
475	479	11/29/2016	1: 1	Germany	Chemnitz ( DEU )		Last game under Leif Gunnar Smerud
476	480	01/19/2017	2: 1	Sweden	San Pedro del Pinatar ( ESP )		First game under Martin Sjogren
477	481	01/22/2017	1-0	England	La Manga ( ESP )
478	482	03/01/2017	1: 1	Iceland	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017	100th international match by Elise Thorsnes
479	483	03.03.2017	0: 3	Spain	Faro / Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017	First loss to Spain
480	484	03/06/2017	0: 2	Japan	Faro / Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017
481	485	03/08/2017	2-0	Portugal	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 11th place	Worst performance in the Algarve Cup
482	486	04/10/2017	2: 1	Switzerland	Skien
483	487	06/11/2017	0: 1	USA *	Sandefjord		50th game against the USA
484	488	07/11/2017	1: 1	France	Sedan ( FRA )
485	489	07/16/2017	0: 1	Netherlands	Utrecht ( NLD )	EM opening game
486	490	07/20/2017	0: 2	Belgium	Breda ( NLD )	EM group game
487	491	07/24/2017	0: 1	Denmark	Deventer ( NLD )	EM group game	Norway is eliminated for the first time without a point or goal
488	492	09/15/2017	4: 1	Northern Ireland	Fredrikstad	World Cup qualification
489	493	09/19/2017	6: 1	Slovakia	Sarpsborg	World Cup qualification
490	494	October 24, 2017	0: 1	Netherlands	Groningen ( NLD )	World Cup qualification
491	495	11/28/2017	2: 3	Canada	Marbella ( ESP )		First loss to Canada
492	496	01/19/2018	3-0	Scotland	Murcia ( ESP )
493	497	01/23/2018	2: 1	Iceland	La Manga ( ESP )
494	498	02/28/2018	3: 4	Australia	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2018
495	499	02.03.2018	2-0	People's Republic of China	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2018
496	500	05.03.2018	0: 2	Portugal	Faro-Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2018	First loss to Portugal
		07.03.2018	canceled	South Korea	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2018 game for 7th place
497	501	04/10/2018	3-0	Northern Ireland	Portadown ( NIR )	World Cup qualification
498	502	06/08/2018	2-0	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )	World Cup qualification
499	503	06/12/2018	1-0	Ireland	Stavanger	World Cup qualification
500	504	08/31/2018	4-0	Slovakia	Senec ( SVK )	World Cup qualification
501	505	04.09.2018	2: 1	Netherlands	Oslo	World Cup qualification	Norway qualifies for the World Cup finals
502	506	04.10.2018	1: 2	Sweden	Helsingborg ( SWE )
503	507	11/11/2018	1: 4	Japan	Tottori ( JPN )
504	508	January 17, 2019	3: 1	Scotland	La Manga ( ESP )
505	509	01/22/2019	0: 1	Canada	La Manga ( ESP )
506	510	02/27/2019	2: 1	Denmark	Faro / Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019
507	511	01.03.2019	3: 1	People's Republic of China	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019
508	512	03/06/2019	3-0	Poland	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019 final	Norway wins the Algarve Cup for the 5th time
509	513	04/09/2019	0: 1	New Zealand	Marbella ( ESP )
510	514	06/02/2019	7: 2	South Africa	Amiens ( FRA )		First game against South Africa
511	515	06/08/2019	3-0	Nigeria	Reims ( FRA )	World Cup group game
512	516	06/12/2019	1: 2	France	Nice ( FRA )	World Cup group game
513	517	06/17/2019	2: 1	South Korea	Reims ( FRA )	World Cup group game	100th international match by Kristine Minde
514	517	06/22/2019	1: 1 n.V .; 4: 1 i. E.	Australia	Nice ( FRA )	World Cup round of 16
515	518	06/27/2019	0: 3	England	Le Havre ( FRA )	World Cup quarter-finals	Norway misses the 2020 Olympics
516	519	08/30/2019	6-0	Northern Ireland	Belfast ( NIR )	European Championship qualification	300th victory
517	520	09/03/2019	2: 1	England	Mountains
518	521	04/10/2019	7: 1	Belarus	Baryssau ( BLR )	European Championship qualification
519	522	08/10/2019	13: 0	Faroe Islands	Tórshavn ( FRO )	European Championship qualification	First game against the Faroe Islands, the Faroe Islands' biggest defeat, Isabell Herlovsen replaces Marianne Pettersen (66 international goals) as the record scorer with three goals and now a total of 67 international goals .
520	523	11/08/2019	6-0	Northern Ireland	Stavanger	European Championship qualification

From 2020

No. (NFF)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
521	524	March 4th, 2020	2: 1	Denmark	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2020
522	525	07.03.2020	0: 4	Germany	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2020 semi-finals
523	526	03/10/2020	2: 1	New Zealand	Faro / Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2020 game for 3rd place	100th game in the Algarve Cup
		called off		Belgium	Ostend ( BEL )
		called off		Netherlands	Doetinchem ( NLD )
		September 18, 2020		Belarus	Sandefjord	European Championship qualification
		09/22/2020		Wales	Oslo	European Championship qualification
		October 27, 2020		Wales	Newport ( WAL )	European Championship qualification
		11/26/2020		Faroe Islands	Lillestrøm	European Championship qualification

statistics

All games counted by the NFF and FIFA were taken into account.

Occasions

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (excluding penalty shoot-outs)
Friendly matches	120	060	23	037	242: 152
Games at the Algarve Cup	100	052	14th	034	173: 116
European Championship qualifiers	094	074	12	008th	334: 050
Different tournaments	058	031	09	018th	105: 075
World Cup qualification	048	041	04th	003	161: 022
European championship games	036	015th	07th	014th	047: 048
World championship games	040	024	04th	012	093: 052
Nordic championship	015th	000	06th	009	010: 025
Olympic games	014th	009	01	004th	026: 019
Olympic qualifying games	003	001	00	002	005: 004
total	527	306	80	141	1195: 563
↑ Won 4 games on penalties ↑ Incl. The quarter-finals in 1989, 1991, 1993 ↑ Goodwill Games, North America Cup, tournaments in Agia Napa (Cyprus Cup), four-nation tournaments , Women's FIFA Invitational Tournament 1988, Inofficial European Women Championship 1979 ↑ 2 games decided by a penalty shoot-out (1 win, 1 loss) ↑ Incl. the 1995 semi-finals ↑ Won 2 games on penalties ↑ 2 games decided by a penalty shoot-out (1 win, 1 loss)

opponent

Continental Association	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference
CAF (Africa)	007th	007th	000	000	032: 007
AFC (Asia)	049	026th	005	018th	093: 060
OFC (Oceania)	010	007th	001	002	0022: 007
UEFA (Europe)	391	238	067	086	0941: 371
CONCACAF (North and Central America)	063	027	005	031	099: 104
CONMEBOL (South America)	008th	002	002	004th	009: 006
total	527	306	080	141	1195: 563
↑ Incl. the games against Australia since joining the AFC in 2006 ↑ 3 games decided by a penalty shoot-out (2 wins, 1 loss) ↑ Incl. of the games against Australia until his move to the AFC in 2006 ↑ 6 games won by penalty shoot-out (5x against Denmark, 1x against Sweden) ↑ 1 game won by penalty shootout ↑ 1 game lost to a penalty shootout

International match records

The following countries suffered their biggest defeat against Norway: Albania (0:11), Belgium (0: 8, also a 1: 9 against Spain), Chinese Taipei (1:12, also twice 0:11 against Japan), England (0 ; 8), Canada (1: 9, also twice 1: 9 against the USA), Sweden (three times 0: 4, also 0: 4 defeats against Denmark, Germany, England and the USA and a 1: 5 against Brazil) , Slovakia (0:17) and the Czech Republic (0: 9).

country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Goal difference	Important encounters
Albania	002	002	00	00	018: 000	World Cup qualification 2015
Equatorial Guinea	001	001	00	00	001: 000	World Cup preliminary round 2011
Australia	007th	003	02	02	018: 009	World Cup round of 16 2019, preliminary round 2007, 2011
Belgium	012	009	01	02	037: 010	European Championship preliminary round 2017; European Championship qualification 1991, 1993, 2005, 2013; World Cup qualification 2015
Brazil	008th	002	02	04th	009: 014	World Cup game for 3rd place 1999, preliminary round 2003, 2011; Olympic Bronze Game 1996, quarter-finals 2008
Bulgaria	003	003	00	00	017: 000	European Championship qualification 2013
People's Republic of China	028	016	03	09	040: 030	World Cup semi-finals 1999, quarter-finals 2007, preliminary round 1991; Olympic preliminary round 2000
Chinese Taipei	002	02	00	00	015: 001
Denmark	046	021st	13	12	089: 057	EM semi-finals 1991, 1993, 2013, preliminary round 1997, 2001, 2017; World Cup quarter-finals 1995, preliminary round 1991; European Championship qualification 1987, 1989, 2005
Germany	041	014th	07th	20th	050: 072	World Cup final 1995, semi-final 2007, preliminary round 2015; EM final 1989, 1991, 2005, 2013, semi-finals 2001, 2009, preliminary round 1997, 2005, 2009, 2013; Olympic semifinals 2000, preliminary round 1996; European Championship qualification 1987, 1997; World Cup qualification 1999
Ivory Coast	001	001	00	00	003: 001	World Cup preliminary round 2015
England	021st	013	03	05	040: 016	World Cup quarter-finals 2019, round of 16 2015, preliminary round 1995, qualification 1999; European Championship qualification 1989, 1991, 2001
Faroe Islands	001	001	00	00	013: 000	European Championship qualification 2021
Finland	035	024	07th	04th	084: 020	European Championship qualification 1984, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1995,
France	021st	008th	07th	06th	028: 014	World Cup preliminary round 2003, 2019; European Championship preliminary round 2001, 2005, 2009 World Cup qualification 2003
Ghana	001	001	00	00	007: 002	World Cup preliminary round 2007
Greece	004th	004th	00	00	018: 000	World Cup qualification 2007, 2015
Ireland	003	003	00	00	006: 001	World Cup qualification 2019
Iceland	015th	009	03	03	032: 019	European Championship preliminary round 2009, 2013; European Championship qualification 1984, 2005, 2013
Israel	004th	004th	00	00	016: 000	European Championship qualification 2009, 2017
Italy	017th	013	02	02	042: 021	European Championship finals 1993, semi-finals 1987, quarter-finals 1995, preliminary round 1997, 2001, 2005; World Cup quarter-finals 1991, qualification 2007
Japan	009	003	00	06th	013: 015	World Cup preliminary round 1999; Olympic preliminary round 1996, 2008
Canada	013	008th	03	02	038: 011	World Cup preliminary round 1995, 1999, 2007
Kazakhstan	002	002	00	00	014: 000	European Championship qualification 2017
North Macedonia	002	002	00	00	021: 000	World Cup qualification 2011
New Zealand	007th	004th	01	02	010: 006	World Cup preliminary round 1991, OS preliminary round 2008
Netherlands	025th	014th	05	06th	043: 017	EM preliminary round 2013, 2017; European Championship qualification 1989, 1993, 2005; World Cup qualification 1999, 2011, 2015, 2019; Olympic qualification 2016
Nigeria	004th	004th	00	00	017: 003	World Cup preliminary round 1995, 2019; Olympic preliminary round 2000
Northern Ireland	007th	006th	00	01	026: 005	European Championship qualification 2013, 2021; World Cup qualification 2019
Austria	005	004th	01	00	012: 002	European Championship qualification 2009, 2017
Poland	003	003	00	00	009: 000	European Championship qualification 2009; Algarve Cup Final 2019
Portugal	007th	006th	00	01	018: 002	EM qualification 2001; World Cup qualification 2015
Romania	001	001	00	00	006: 000
Russia	006th	003	01	02	010: 005	World Cup preliminary round 1999; European Championship qualification 2009
Scotland	004th	003	01	00	012: 003
Sweden	053	022nd	12	19th	087: 083	World Cup semi-finals 1991, quarter-finals 1999; EM final 1987, semi-finals 1989, 1995, 2005, quarter-finals 2009; Olympic qualification 2016
Switzerland	012	009	01	02	043: 009	European Championship qualification 1993, 2001, Olympic qualification 2016
Serbia and Montenegro	002	002	00	00	007: 001	World Cup qualification 2007
Slovakia	006th	006th	00	00	036: 001	European Championship qualification 1997; World Cup qualification 2011 and 2019
Spain	005	004th	00	01	009: 005	EM quarter-finals 2013; European Championship qualification 2005
South Africa	001	001	00	00	007: 002
South Korea	003	003	00	00	011: 002	World Cup preliminary round 2003, 2019
Thailand	002	002	00	00	008: 000	World Cup preliminary round 2015
Czech Republic	004th	004th	00	00	025: 002	World Cup qualification 2003; European Championship qualification 1995
Soviet Union	004th	003	01	00	007: 002
Ukraine	006th	004th	02	00	013: 003	World Cup qualification 2003, 2007, 2011
Hungary	006th	006th	00	00	027: 001	European Championship qualification 1991, 1995, 2013
United States	050	019th	02	29	061: 093	World Cup final 1991, game for 3rd place 2007, semi-finals 1995, quarter-finals 2003; Olympic finals 2000, semi-finals 1996, preliminary round 2000, 2008
Wales	003	003	00	00	009: 000	European Championship qualification 2017
Belarus	003	003	00	00	015: 001	World Cup qualification 2011; European Championship qualification 2021
total	527	306	080	141	1195: 563
↑ Teams in italics are no longer active. ↑ a b 1 game won by penalty shoot-out ↑ a b 1 game lost to penalty shoot-out ↑ Won 5 games on penalties

Venues

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Home games	129	90	16	14th	402: 089
Play in a neutral place	251	127	37	86	449: 315
Away games	154	89	26th	39	343: 156
↑ Incl. the games at the Nordic Championships in 1979 and the European Championships in 1987 and 1997 ↑ 9 games decided on penalties (7 wins, 2 defeats) ↑ Incl. the games against the hosts at the European Championships in 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2001, 2017, World Championships in 1991, 2007, 2019, the Olympic Games in 1996, the Four Nations Tournaments and Nordic Championships as well as the Algarve Cup

Game cities

Oslo Lillestrøm Moss Kristiansand Mountains Bekkestua Stavanger Sarpsborg 00Skien Kongsvinger Sandefjord Porsgrunn Kolbotn Ålesund Ulefoss Hønefoss Heaps Kragerø Hamar 1 2 Randaberg

Venues with at least two games (1 = Fredrikstad , 2 = Tønsberg )

Venues (home games only)

city	Games	Victories	draw	low lying	First game	Last game
Oslo	23	16	5	2	1979	2018
Lillestrøm	10	8th	1	1	1983	2007
Mountains	07th	6th	0	1	1986	2019
Stavanger	06th	6th	0	0	1988	2019
Kristiansand	06th	5	1	0	1990	2016
Sarpsborg	05	5	0	0	2005	2017
Moss	06th	4th	1	1	1981	2013
Bekkestua	04th	4th	0	0	2009	2011
Skien	04th	4th	0	0	1991	2017
Sandefjord	04th	2	0	2	2006	2017
Ålesund	03	3	0	0	1989	2015
Kongsvinger	03	2	1	0	1989	2007
Fredrikstad	03	1	0	2	1979	2017
Porsgrunn	02	2	0	0	1990	2004
Kolbotn	02	2	0	0	1992	1996
Ulefoss	02	2	0	0	1995	1998
Hønefoss	02	2	0	0	2001	2010
Heaps	02	2	0	0	2002	2006
Kragerø	02	1	1	0	1991	1992
Hamar	02	1	1	0	1996	2010
Randaberg	02	1	1	0	2014	2014
Tonsberg	02	1	1	0	1982	2014
Asker	01	1	0	0	1982	1982
Drammen	01	1	0	0	2015	2015
Geithus	01	1	0	0	1992	1992
Gvarv	01	1	0	0	1993	1993
Hoard	01	1	0	0	1988	1988
Klepp	01	1	0	0	1990	1990
Lillehammer	01	1	0	0	1995	1995
Lyngdal	01	1	0	0	2006	2006
Mandal	01	1	0	0	2003	2003
Molde	01	1	0	0	2016	2016
Ulsteinvik	01	1	0	0	2016	2016
Raufoss	01	0	1	0	1999	1999
Tromso	01	0	1	0	2000	2000
Trondheim	01	0	1	0	1996	1996
Elverum	01	0	0	1	1983	1983
Grimstad	01	0	0	1	2002	2002
Nadderud	01	0	0	1	2014	2014
Nesbyen	01	0	0	1	1988	1988
Råde	01	0	0	1	1993	1993
Setskog	01	0	0	1	1979	1979
Streams	01	0	0	1	2015	2015

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The NFF names Lisleby as the venue. [1]
2. ↑ inofficial European Women Championship 1979
3. ↑ The NFF and the SvFF name July 16, 1981 as the game date
4. ↑ Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981
5. ↑ The game is counted by the NZF as an international match against Norway [2]
6. ↑ The game is not counted by the SFV .
7. ↑ The NFF names Tyresö as the venue. [3]
8. ↑ The NFF and the SvFF name Sundsvall as the venue
9. ^ North America Cup (Women) 1987 (The game did not count towards the North America Cup ). In addition, Norway competed against the US U-19 team as part of the tournament.
10. ↑ The team from Changchun competed.
11. ↑ Canada Cup (Women) 1990
12. ^ Troia (Portugal) Tournament (Women) 1991
13. ^ The SvFF names March 29, 1991 as the match date, the NFF and FIFA name March 2nd.
14. ↑ The SvFF names Nausicca as the venue.
15. ↑ Chiquita Cup (Women) 1994
16. ↑ 1st US Cup 1995 (Women's Tournament)
17. ↑ In other sources, Philadelphia is named as the venue
18. ↑ The SvFF and the NFF name Sundsvall as the venue.
19. ^ Tri-Nations Tournament (Women) 1997 (Denmark)
20. ↑ Goodwill Games 1998 (Women's Tournament)
21. ↑ Heinrichs Announces 18-Player Roster for Norway Rematch ( Memento of the original from April 25, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
22. ↑ DFB Women Centenary Tournament 2000 (Germany)
23. ↑ The NFF names Prague as the venue. [4]
24. ↑ The NFF names Marbella as the venue. [5]
25. ↑ footofeminin.fr: Live - FRANCE - NORVEGE: 1-0  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
26. ↑ fotball.no: Kampfakta Frankrike - Norge
27. ↑ Aborted after 45 minutes when the score was 0-0 due to the pitch being unplayable ( fotball.no/landslag: Sør-Korea - Norge er avlyst ) In the international match statistics of the players used, the match was initially counted without a result, but later deleted.
28. ↑ fotball.no: "Herlovsen ble historisk: - Jeg måtte faktisk holde igjen tårene"
29. ↑ The for the scheduled April 9, 2020 game was because of the 19 pandemic COVID- canceled0
30. ↑ The for the scheduled June 9, 2020 game was because of the 19 pandemic COVID- canceled0
31. ↑ The original date of April 14, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
32. ↑ The original date of June 5, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .0
33. ↑ The SvFF also counts a game on September 8, 2000 in Surfers Paradise ( Australia ), which Sweden won 2-1.

Web links

• fifa.com: Internationals of the Norwegian women's national team (set period manually!)
• fotball.no: Norge Kvinner Senior A - Norges Fotballforbund