2004 3. Divisjon

The 2004 season of the 3. Divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

22 games were played in 24 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. Twelve teams were promoted to the 2. Divisjon through playoff.

Tables

Group 1 Sarpsborg – won playoff Fredrikstad 2 Østsiden Sparta Sarpsborg 2 Lisleby Moss 2 Kvik Halden 2 Greåker Kolbotn Klemetsrud Navestad – relegated Oppegård – relegated

Group 2 KFUM – lost playoff Årvoll Rygge Sprint-Jeløy 2 Follo 2 Råde Trøgstad/Båstad Selbak Rakkestad Fagerborg Askim – relegated Spydeberg – relegated

Group 3 Strømmen – lost playoff Grei Lyn 2 Fet Bygdø Kjelsås 2 Grorud Fjellhamar Nittedal Focus – relegated Grüner Kurland – relegated

Group 4 Jevnaker – lost playoff Korsvoll Åmot Hønefoss SK St. Hanshaugen Konnerud Åskollen Hadeland Mercantile 2 Hønefoss BK 2 Røa Nordstrand – relegated

Group 5 Groruddalen – won playoff Kongsvinger 2 Sander Skeid 2 Høland Galterud Sørumsand Grue Rælingen Funnefoss/Vormsund Rasta – relegated Leirsund – relegated

Group 6 Brumunddal – won playoff Ham-Kam 2 Hamar Ringsaker Bjerke Fart Eidsvold Skjetten 2 – relegated Trysil Vang Ottestad Furnes – relegated

Group 7 Raufoss 2 FF Lillehammer – won playoff Kolbu/KK Vardal Lom SAFK Fagernes Ringebu/Fåvang Ihle Vind Toten Vågå – relegated Follebu – relegated

Group 8 Mjøndalen – lost playoff Vålerenga 2 Asker Fossum Ullern Drafn Birkebeineren Åssiden Strømsgodset 2 Solberg Øvrevoll/Hosle Bækkelaget – relegated

Group 9 Eik-Tønsberg – lost playoff Larvik Turn Runar Holmestrand Flint Ivrig Borre Stokke Sandar Larvik Fotball 2 Ørn-Horten 2 – relegated Falk – relegated

Group 10 Notodden – won playoff Langesund/Stathelle Skarphedin Pors Grenland 2 Herkules Odd Grenland 3 Urædd Brevik Skotfoss Fyresdal Drangedal – relegated Seljord – relegated

Group 11 Flekkerøy – won playoff Lyngdal Jerv Vindbjart Start 2 Våg Søgne Grane Mandalskameratene 2 Vigør Randesund – relegated Trauma – relegated

Group 12 Bryne 2 Randaberg – lost playoff Vaulen Buøy Sola Vardeneset Varhaug Staal Jørpeland Frøyland Figgjo Madla – relegated Riska – relegated

Group 13 Egersund – won playoff Kopervik Haugesund 2 Åkra Nord Skjold Eiger Havørn Bjerkreim Hundvåg Hana – relegated Torvastad – relegated

Group 14 Stord/Moster – won playoff Os Gneist Lyngbø Bremnes Austevoll Trio Solid Halsnøy Trott Fitjar – relegated Tertnes – relegated

Group 15 Nest-Sotra – lost playoff Askøy Radøy/Manger Varegg Vadmyra Arna-Bjørnar Voss Follese Frøya Hald Bergen Nord – relegated Bergen Sparta – relegated

Group 16 Førde – lost playoff Stryn Fjøra Tornado Måløy Sogndal 2 Saga – relegated (voluntarily) Skavøypoll Høyang Florø Sandane Dale Eid – relegated

Group 17 Skarbøvik – lost playoff Valder Bergsøy Langevåg Sykkylven Hareid Aalesund 2 Spjelkavik Ørsta Godøy – relegated Brattvåg – relegated Hødd 2 – relegated

Group 18 Træff – won playoff Kristiansund Averøykameratene Surnadal Sunndal Gossen Dahle Bud Bryn Eide og Omegn Åndalsnes Halsa/Valsøyfjord – relegated

Group 19 Ranheim – won playoff Nardo Orkla Tynset KIL/Hemne Flå Nidelv 2 – relegated Melhus Kvik Buvik Røros – relegated Sokna – relegated

Group 20 Stjørdals-Blink – lost playoff Rørvik Verdal Namsos Strindheim 2 Fram Bjørgan Malvik Beitstad – relegated NTNUI Selbu Rissa

Group 21 Innstranden – won playoff Steigen Stålkameratene Mo 2 Fauske/Sprint Mosjøen Bodø/Glimt 2 Saltdalkameratene Brønnøysund Junkeren Nordre Meløy Herøy/Dønna

Group 22 Grovfjord – lost playoff Leknes Ballstad Skånland Hadsel Morild Ballangen Medkila Landsås – relegated Sandtorg – relegated Vesterålen 2 – relegated Bjerkvik – relegated

Group 23 Lyngen/Karnes – won playoff Tromsø 2 Tromsdalen 2 Ishavsbyen Ramfjord Fløya Senja Nordreisa Skjervøy Storsteinnes Finnsnes – relegated Nordkjosbotn – relegated

Group 24 Bossekop – lost playoff Kirkenes Hammerfest Kautokeino Tverrelvdalen Båtsfjord Sørøy/Glimt Porsanger Alta 2 Norild Polarstjernen – relegated Rafsbotn – relegated

Playoffs

References

• NIFS