Norwegian Football Federation

In Spring 1902, Lyn invited representatives from Grane and Spring (both now defunct) to join together in forming a national football association. On 30 April, 14 delegates from the three clubs met at the Hotel Bristol in Oslo. These were Trygve Karlsen, Arthur Nordlie, Leif Eriksen, and Bredo Eriksen from Lyn; Just Hagemann, Isak Benjaminsen, Walter Aigeltinger, and Emil Wettergreen from Grane; and Christen Hummel Johansen, Arne Baggerud, Birger Freihow, Thorleif Wibe, and Thorvald Torgersen from Spring. Together they agreed to form a football association and voted 9 to 5 to adopt the name proposed by Lyn - Norsk Fodboldforbund. Isak Benjaminsen from Grane was adopted as the first chairman. ==International honours==

===Men=== • Olympic Bronze Medal 1936 ===U21 Men=== • European Championships Bronze Medal 1998, 2013 ===Women=== • World Cup Silver Medal 1991 • World Cup Gold Medal 1995 • Olympic Gold Medal 2000 • European Championships Gold Medal 1987, 1993 • European Championships Silver Medal 1989, 1991, 2005, 2013 • European Championships Bronze Medal 2009 ==Regional associations==

• NFF Agder • NFF Akershus • NFF Buskerud • NFF Finnmark • NFF Hordaland • NFF Hålogaland • NFF Indre Østland • Nordland fotballkrets • Nordmøre og Romsdal fotballkrets • Oslo fotballkrets • Rogaland fotballkrets • Sogn og Fjordane fotballkrets • Sunnmøre fotballkrets • Telemark fotballkrets • Troms fotballkrets • Trøndelag fotballkrets • Vestfold fotballkrets • Østfold fotballkrets ==Presidents==

The following are head coaches for the Norwegian national teams, including assistant coaches on senior level: ==See also==