Eliteserien referees

The Eliteserien referees is a group of professional or semi-professional football referees and assistant referees, appointed by Dommerkomitéen, the Norwegian referees' committee.[1]

Eliteserien Match Officials

The 2020 Eliteserien match officials lists, consists of 14 referees and 24 assistant referees.

Referees


Eskås, Hagenes, Hansen, Moen, Nilsen, Saggi and Steen are also FIFA International Referees.[2]

Hafsås, Hagen and Skjerven were all previously FIFA International Referees.

Assistant Referees

  • Ivar Askeland
  • Isaak Bashevkin
  • Anders Olav Dale
  • Jim Dyb
  • Jan Erik Engan
  • Tom Harald Grønevik
  • Kristoffer Gullhav
  • Reidar Gundersen
  • Kim Tomas Haglund
  • Eivin Hansen
  • Ole Haukåsen
  • Erik Hegstad
  • Geir Oskar Isaksen
  • Ivar M. Jahr
  • Morten Jensen
  • Kim Andre Johnsen
  • Christer Jørgensen
  • Jon-Michael Knutsen
  • Runar Langseth
  • Magnus Lundberg
  • Dag Roger Nebben
  • Jørgen Valstadsve
  • Anders Velo
  • Øystein Ytterland


Bashevkin, Dale, Engan, Grønevik, Haglund, Isaksen, Jensen, Knutsen, Lundberg and Ytterland are also FIFA International Assistant Referees.[3]

Gundersen, Johnsen and Nebben were all previously FIFA International Assistant Referees.

Notable International Appointments

Current and former Eliteserien match officials have overseen some of the most prestigious matches available, these include:

Refereed by Terje Hauge, and assisted by Steinar Holvik and Arild Sundet.

Refereed by Tom Henning Øvrebø, and assisted by Geir Åge Holen and Dag Roger Nebben.

Refereed by Svein Oddvar Moen and assisted by Kim Tomas Haglund and Erwin Zeinstra (Netherlands).

Notable former Eliteserien Referees

Name Year
from—to
FIFA list Notes
Kjell Alseth 1996—2008 2002 Retired
Espen Berntsen 1997—2015 2002—2012 Retired
Terje Hauge 1990—2010 1993—2010 Retired and became Head of Referees
Roy Helge Olsen 1987—2011 1992—2002 Retired
Tom Henning Øvrebø 1992—2013 1994—2010 Retired
Rune Pedersen 1987—2003 1989—2003 Retired and became Head of Referees
Brage Sandmoen 2001—2015 2003—2010 Retired

References

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