Sogndal Fotball

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Sogndal Fotball (formaly known as Sogndal I.L.) is a Norwegian football club from Sogndal in Sogn og Fjordane. It was founded in 1926. In 1976 they were runners-up in the Norwegian cup, losing 2-1 against S.K. Brann. Sogndal Fotball as it is called now, plays in the second highest division in Norway. The club plays at Fosshaugane stadium (capacity 5.402).

Achievements

6th place: 1988

8th place: 2001, 2003

Runner up: 1976

In the final lost 2-1 (0-0) against SK Brann on Ullevaal Stadium in front of 22834 supporters

1-0 Steinar Aase, 1-1 Knut Christiansen, 2-1 Bjørn Tronstad

Playing squad

Terje Skjeldestad

Kjetil Holvik

Notable former players

• Frode Grodås
• Jostein Flo
• Tore André Flo
• Eirik Bakke
• Alexander Ødegaard
• Raoul Kouakou
• Tommy Øren

External links

• [Official site]
• [Saftkokaradn supporter site]

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Adeccoligaen seasons
2005 | 2006

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