2000 3. divisjon
The 2000 season of the 3. divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.
Between 20 and 22 games (depending on group size) were played in 19 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. Unusually few teams were relegated, as the league was expanded to 24 groups in 2001; several extra groups in Eastern Norway and one extra in the Southwest. All group winners had the chance to be promoted to the 2. divisjon through playoff, but as the playoff contained teams from the 2. divisjon as well, those teams usually prevailed. Only four teams—Nybergsund, Nest-Sotra, Stjørdals-Blink and Hammerfest— won promotion.
Tables
- Group 1
- Sparta – lost playoff
- Aurskog/Finstadbru
- Sørumsand
- Råde
- Kjelsås 2
- Greåker
- Skeid 2
- Holmen
- Høland
- Tune – relegated
- Bækkelaget
- Navestad
- Group 2
- Rygge – lost playoff
- Moss 2
- Fredrikstad 2
- Grorud
- Trøgstad/Båstad
- Vestli
- Kjellmyra
- Galterud
- Grue
- Frigg
- Spydeberg
- Flisa
- Group 3
- Østsiden – lost playoff
- KFUM
- Selbak
- Skjetten 2
- Fagerborg
- Bjerke
- Volla
- Oslo Øst 2
- Fjellhamar
- Lisleby
- Korsvoll
- Torp
- Group 4
- Nybergsund – won playoff
- Toten
- Ham-Kam 2
- Vang
- Fart
- Lom
- Ringsaker
- Trysil
- Kvam
- FF Lillehammer 2
- Sel/Otta
- Gjøvik-Lyn 2
- Group 5
- Runar – lost playoff
- Vestfossen
- Jevnaker
- Raufoss 2
- Teie
- Grindvoll
- Åmot
- Falk
- Borre
- Sør-Aurdal
- L/F Hønefoss 2
- Bygdø
- Group 6
- Mjøndalen – lost playoff
- Larvik Turn
- Flint
- Drafn
- Birkebeineren
- Siljan
- Seljord
- Notodden
- Åssiden
- Slemmestad
- Tønsberg FK
- Rjukan
- Group 7
- Jerv – lost playoff
- Vindbjart
- Øyestad
- Lyngdal
- Langesund/Stathelle
- Flekkerøy
- Våg
- Giv Akt
- Kvinesdal
- Sandefjord BKSandefjord 2
- Herkules
- Langangen
- Group 8
- Group 9
- Nest-Sotra – won playoff
- Vedavåg
- Skjold
- Haugesund 2
- Nordhordland
- Torvastad
- Trott
- Gneist
- Trio
- Nærbø
- Bremnes
- Trane
- Group 10
- Brann 2 – lost playoff
- Radøy
- Hald
- Askøy
- Lyngbø
- Follese
- Hovding
- Austevoll
- Bergen Nord
- Vadmyra
- Bjarg
- Frøya
- Group 11
- Group 12
- Langevåg – lost playoff
- Velledalen og Ringen
- Brattvåg
- Åram/Vankam
- Aalesund 2
- Ha/No
- Vigra
- Bergsøy
- Volda
- Ellingsøy – relegated
- Hødd 2 – relegated
- Sunnylven – relegated
- Group 13
- Kristiansund – lost playoff
- Gossen
- Surnadal
- Åndalsnes
- Averøykameratene
- Bryn
- Midsund
- Ekko/Aureosen
- Vestnes Varfjell
- Bøfjord – relegated
- Grykameratene – relegated
- Rival – relegated
- Group 14
- Group 15
- Group 16
- Gevir Bodø – lost playoff, then defunct
- Brønnøysund
- Sandnessjøen
- Sørfold – relegated
- Tverlandet
- Korgen/Hemnes – relegated
- Strandkameratene – relegated
- Nesna
- Leirfjord
- Mosjøen 2 – relegated
- Saltdalkameratene – relegated
- Group 17
- Group 18
- Fløya – lost playoff
- Ramfjord
- Tromsø 2
- Tromsdalen 2
- Ishavsbyen
- Nordreisa
- Pioner – relegated
- Kvaløysletta
- Ulfstind – relegated
- Bardu – relegated
- Målselv/Mellembygd – relegated
- Lyngstuva – relegated
- Group 19
- Hammerfest – won playoff
- Nordlys
- Kautokeino
- Honningsvåg
- Polarstjernen
- Porsanger
- Kirkenes
- Tverrelvdalen
- Sørøy Glimt
- Nerskogen
- Norild – relegated
- Vardø/Domen – relegated
Playoffs
References
- Johansen, Tore (ed.). Sportsboken 2000 (in Norwegian). Oslo: Schibsted. p. 241. ISBN 82-90773-11-0.
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