2021 Norwegian Fourth Division

4. divisjon

Season	2021
Promoted	18 teams
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The 2021 season of the 4. divisjon, the fifth highest association football league for men in Norway.

The league was consolidated: Oslo went from three to two groups, and Indre Østland's two groups were reduced in size.

Teams did not necessarily play each other home and away, because the first matchday was severely delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Norway. In some districts, groups were made smaller to facilitate both home and away matches, whereas in larger groups the teams met only once.

Hordaland, Sogn og Fjordane and Trøndelag split their groups, doubling their respective number of groups, but with no more teams than before.

Sogn og Fjordane's two groups were unique in that every single team advanced to a playoff, where #1 from the two groups faced each other home and away, #2 from the two groups faced each other and so on.

Teams

Østfold Sprint-Jeløy − promoted Råde Lisleby Drøbak-Frogn Østsiden Kvik Halden 2 Moss 2 Rakkestad Tistedalen Ås Sarpsborg Borgen Kråkerøy 2 – relegated Selbak

Oslo 1 Grei − promoted Gamle Oslo Manglerud Star Nesodden Oslojuvelene Ullern 2 Kolbotn KFUM 2 Oppsal 2 Fagerborg Follo 2 − relegated Holmlia Ready 2 − relegated Fremad Famagusta − relegated[1]

Oslo 2 Kjelsås 2 – promoted Heming Holmen Årvoll Bærum 2 Lommedalen Lyn 2 Rilindja Christiania Asker 2 Gui Majorstuen − relegated Sagene − relegated Stabæk 3 − relegated

Akershus Skjetten – promoted Eidsvold Kløfta Skedsmo Gjelleråsen 2 Raumnes & Årnes Strømmen 2 Aurskog-Høland Lørenskog 2 Eidsvold Turn 2 Gjerdrum Sørumsand Blaker – relegated Fjellhamar – relegated

Indre Østland 1 Lillehammer – promoted Ham-Kam 2 Kolbukameratene Gran Faaberg Reinsvoll Valdres – relegated

Indre Østland 2 Engerdal – lost playoff Ottestad Elverum 2 Løten Furnes Sander Trysil − relegated

Buskerud Vestfossen – lost playoff Modum Drammens BK Sande/Berger Hallingdal Åskollen Svelvik Kongsberg Huringen Jevnaker Konnerud Stoppen – relegated Solberg – relegated Birkebeineren – relegated

Vestfold Sandefjord 2 – lost playoff Eik Tønsberg 2 Flint 2 – relegated Stag/Fram 2 Sandefjord BK Ørn-Horten 2 Re Teie Borre – pulled team after season[2] Stokke Larvik Turn Runar – relegated

Telemark Urædd – promoted Stathelle og Omegn Hei Odd 3 Notodden 2 Storm Gulset Pors 2 Skarphedin Snøgg Nome Langesund – relegated

Agder 1 Søgne – lost playoff Vigør Lyngdal Fløy 2 Kvinesdal Giv Akt/Mandalskameratene 2 – relegated

Agder 2 Randesund – promoted Jerv 2 Trauma Froland Våg Hisøy

Rogaland 1 Sandnes Ulf 2 – promoted Eiger Varhaug Sola 2 Rosseland Ålgård Klepp Frøyland Vardeneset Vidar 2 Lura Egersund 2 Nærbø – relegated Vaulen – relegated

Rogaland 2 Haugesund 2 – promoted Kopervik Bryne 2 Djerv 1919 2 Riska Vard Haugesund 2 Hana Randaberg Hundvåg Skjold Stavanger Sunde Havdur – relegated Austrått – relegated

Hordaland 1A Bremnes – promoted Sund Åsane 2 Austevoll Trott Nordre Fjell – relegated

Hordaland 1B Bergen Nord – lost playoff Askøy Gneist Tertnes Fyllingsdalen 2 Smørås – relegated

Hordaland 2A Lyngbø – lost playoff Arna-Bjørnar Voss NHHI Os 2 Djerv – relegated

Hordaland 2B Frøya – promoted Nordhordland Loddefjord Osterøy Varegg Mathopen – relegated

Sogn og Fjordane 1 and 2 Eid Måløy Studentspretten Vik Dale Syril Førde Stryn Høyang Jølster Bremanger Kaupanger

Sogn og Fjordane after playoffs Førde – promoted Eid Stryn Måløy Studentspretten Høyang Jølster Vik Bremanger Dale – relegated Kaupanger – relegated Syril – relegated

Sunnmøre Hødd 2 – promoted Herd Rollon Hovdebygda SIF/Hessa Bergsøy Larsnes/Gursken Langevåg Emblem Norborg/Brattvåg 2 Hareid Valder – relegated

Nordmøre og Romsdal Tomrefjord – lost playoff Kristiansund 2 Sunndal Surnadal Åndalsnes Dahle Malmefjorden Eide og Omegn Vestnes Varfjell Kristiansund FK/Clausenengen Midsund Smøla – relegated

Trøndelag 1 Levanger 2 – lost playoff Verdal Byåsen 2 Sverresborg Namsos Åfjord – relegated

Trøndelag 2 Steinkjer – promoted Vuku Rørvik Charlottenlund Heimdal/Kattem Ranheim 3 – relegated

Trøndelag 3 Trygg/Lade – promoted Nardo 2 NTNUI 2 – relegated KIL/Hemne Svorkmo Fram – relegated

Trøndelag 4 Kvik – lost playoff Buvik Stjørdals-Blink 2 Hitra Orkla 2 Rennebu – relegated

Nordland Innstranda – promoted Mosjøen Grand Bodø Sandnessjøen Fauske/Sprint Junkeren 2/Bodø/Glimt 3 – split after season Saltdalkameratene – relegated Rana 2 Røst – relegated Bossmo & Ytteren

Hålogaland Harstad – promoted Sortland Landsås Ballstad Lofoten Medkila Andenes Melbo 2 – relegated Leknes

Troms Krokelvdalen – lost playoff Skarp Tromsdalen 2 Valhall Ishavsbyen Storelva Salangen Kvaløya Bardufoss og Omegn – relegated Lyngen/Karnes Stakkevollan – relegated Finnsnes 2 – relegated

Finnmark

1. Bossekop – promoted
2. HIF/Stein
3. Alta 2
4. Porsanger
5. Norild
6. Kirkenes
7. Sørøy Glimt
8. Nordlys
9. Bjørnevatn – relegated

• Rafsbotn – pulled team

Playoffs

• Sprint-Jeløy beat Sandefjord 2.^[3]
• Lillehammer beat Engerdal.^[4]
• Urædd beat Vestfossen.^[5]
• Randesund beat Søgne.^[6]
• Frøya and Bremnes beat Bergen Nord and Lyngbø.^[7]
• Hødd 2 beat Tomrefjord.^[8]
• Trygg/Lade and Steinkjer beat Levanger 2 and Kvik.^[9]
• Harstad beat Innstranda.^[10]
• Bossekop beat Krokelvdalen.^[11]
• Innstranda beat Krokelvdalen.^[12]

References

• RSSSF

1. The team also folded after the season, being replaced in the league system by Union Carl Berner.
2. Gjengangeren
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