Byåsen Toppfotball

Byåsen
Full name Byåsen Toppfotball
Founded 30 October 1921
Ground Byåsen Arena
Trondheim
Chairman Anders Lian
Coach Tore Fredlund
League Second Division
2011 Second Division/1, 3rd[1]
Home colours
Away colours

Byåsen Toppfotball is a Norwegian fotball club based in Trondheim and a section of the multi-sport organization Byåsen IL. Byåsen are currently playing in the Norwegian Second Division, having last played in the First Division in 2001.

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History

Byåsen was promoted to the First Division in 1995, and with Jan Halvor Halvorsen as coach they were positioned in the top of the second tier in the late 90's. The closest Byåsen came to win promotion to Tippeligaen was in 1998 when they started the season with seven league-victories in a row and a goaldifference of 19-4. Unfortunately for Byåsen, they finished the season with three losses in a row and was one point behind third-placed Kjelsås, which played promotion play-off against Kongsvinger.

In 1999, Byåsen was deducted three points by NFF due to economic difficulties, and during the next two seasons the struggle continued until they were relegated to the Second Division in 2001, where they are still playing.

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 GK André Tronsetås
12 GK Sindre Børmark-By
23 GK Christopher Lund Tronhus
2 DF Erlend Helgerud
3 DF Marius Dalsaune
4 DF Håvard Karlsen
5 MF Asgeir Snekvik
6 MF Eirik Valla Dønnem
7 MF Mads Skjærvold
8 FW Adrian Andresen
9 MF Aleksander Fureberg Nielsen
10 FW Torgeir Dahle
No. Position Player
11 FW Ørjan Børmark-By
13 MF Torstein Kastet
14 FW Alexander Nynes
15 MF Lars Martin Husby
16 DF Martin Husby
17 DF Jesper Halvorsen
18 FW Martin Risan
19 FW Thomas Dahle
20 DF Kenneth Meyer
21 MF Jonas Følstad
22 DF Anders Lysholm Lian

Recent history

Season Pos. Pl. W D L GS GA P Cup Notes
1996 1. Division, section 2 6 22 9 5 8 34 37 32
1997 1. Division 6 26 11 4 11 42 36 37
1998 1. Division 4 26 12 4 10 38 30 40
1999 1. Division 10 26 9 6 11 37 32 27 Deducted 3 points
2000 1. Division 12 26 10 0 16 33 58 30 3rd round
2001 1. Division 16 30 3 3 24 29 78 12 3rd round Relegated to 2. Division
2002 2. Division, section 4 4 26 17 5 4 79 44 56 3rd round
2003 2. Division, section 2 4 26 15 1 10 54 45 46 3rd round
2004 2. Division, section 4 5 26 12 4 10 48 45 40 2nd round
2005 2. Division, section 4 7 26 13 3 10 69 44 42 3rd round
2006 2. Division, section 2 6 26 12 2 12 65 48 38 2nd round
2007 2. Division, section 2 8 26 10 5 11 47 41 35 2nd round
2008 2. Division, section 2 7 26 11 5 10 55 51 38 1st round
2009 2. Division, section 2 6 26 11 7 8 52 38 40 2nd round
2010 2. Division, section 2 11 26 8 7 11 40 60 27 2nd round
2011 2. Division, section 1 3 26 12 8 6 65 48 44 3rd round

Source:[2]

References

  1. ^ "Tabell 2. divisjon, avdeling 1 2011" (in Norwegian). nifs.no. A-pressen. http://www.nifs.no/tabell.php?land=1&t=17&u=6614. 
  2. ^ "Lagprofil - Byåsen Toppfotball" (in Norwegian). nifs.no. A-pressen. http://www.nifs.no/lagprofil.php?lag_id=55. 

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Events
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