Vålerenga Oslo

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Vålerenga
Logo of Vålerenga Oslo
Basic data
Surname Vålerengens Idrettsforening
Seat Oslo
founding July 29, 1913
president Thomas Baardseng
Website vif.no
First soccer team
Head coach Dag-Eilev Fagermo
Venue Intility arena
Places 17,333
league Elite series
2019 10th place
home
Away

Vålerenga (officially: Vålerenga IF Fotball ( Vålerengens Idrettsforening )) is a football club in the Norwegian capital, Oslo . It was founded on July 29, 1913. Since the introduction of the highest Norwegian league Vålerenga appeared over the years in the Bislett Stadium and the Ullevaal Stadium . The club has been playing its home games in the privately financed Intility Arena since September 2017 . It is Vålerenga's first own venue with 17,333 seats. The colors of the club, which is regularly abbreviated to VIF in the press, are blue / white / red.

The club celebrated its first championship title in 1965 . The beginning of the 1980s was the most successful time for Vålerenga, winning the championship in 1981 , 1983 and 1984 . In 2005 the club became champions again for the first time after a 20-year lean period with a wafer-thin lead. Vålerenga has won the Norwegian Cup four times so far: 1980, 1997, 2002 and 2008. The club took part in a total of 17 European competitions, most recently in the 2011/12 season in the Europa League. The overall balance: 52 games, 12 wins, 16 draws, 24 defeats, 56:86 goals.

Vålerenga IF Fotball belongs to the sports club Vålerenga IF, whose other sports are ice hockey (Norwegian record champions), handball , American football , hockey and indoor bandy .

Sporting successes

Player and coach

player

Trainer

Other players and coaches can be found in the category: Person (Vålerenga Oslo) .

Placements

season league space Others
1963 1st division 8th
1964 1st division 6th
1965 1st division 1 master
1966 1st division 5
1967 1st division 5
1968 1st division 10
1969 2. Division A 2
1970 2nd Division B 8th
1971 3rd division
1972 2nd Division B 8th
1973 2. Division A 2
1974 1st division 3
1975 1st division 11
1976 2nd division
1977 1st division 7th
1978 1st division 6th
1979 1st division 8th
1980 1st division 8th Cup winners
1981 1st division 1 master
1982 1st division 4th
1983 1st division 1 master
1984 1st division 1 master
1985 1st division 3
1986 1st division 7th
1987 1st division 7th
1988 1st division 7th
1989 1st division 10
1990 1st division 11
1991 1st division 3
1992 1st division 9
season league space Others
1993 1st division 1
1994 Tippeliga 9
1995 Tippeliga 7th
1996 Tippeliga 13
1997 1st division 1 Cup winners
1998 Tippeliga 7th
1999 Tippeliga 11
2000 Tippeliga 12
2001 1st division 1
2002 Tippeliga 8th Cup winners
2003 Tippeliga 12
2004 Tippeliga 2
2005 Tippeliga 1 master
2006 Tippeliga 3
2007 Tippeliga 7th
2008 Tippeliga 10 Cup winners
2009 Tippeliga 7th
2010 Tippeliga 2
2011 Tippeliga 7th
2012 Tippeliga 8th
2013 Tippeliga 11
2014 Tippeliga 6th
2015 Tippeliga 7th
2016 Tippeliga 10
2017 Elite series 8th
2018 Elite series 6th
2019 Elite series 10
2020 Elite series
Division
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2.
3.
4th
5.
6th

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. VIF on fotball.no , accessed July 24, 2020 (Norwegian)
  2. stadiumdb.com: Intility Arena (Vålerenga Stadion) (English)