2004 Norwegian Football Cup
 | This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. (December 2009) |
| Norgesmesterskapet i fotball for herrer | |
| Country |  Norway |
|---|---|
| Teams | 128 (main competition) |
| Defending champions | Rosenborg |
| Champions | Brann (6th title) |
| Runners-up | Lyn |
| Matches played | 127 |
| Goals scored | 584 (4.6 per match) |
| Top goal scorer(s) | Robbie Winters (12) |
← 2003 2005 → | |
The 2004 Norwegian Football Cup was the 99th edition of the Norwegian Football Cup. The tournament was contested by 128 teams, going through 7 rounds before a winner could be declared. The final match was played on 7 November at Ullevaal stadion in Oslo.[1] Brann won their 6th Norwegian Championship title after defeating Lyn in the final with the score 4–1.
The clubs from Tippeligaen all made it to round 3 (round of 32). However, six Tippeligaen teams - Vålerenga, Odd Grenland, Viking, Fredrikstad, Molde and Sogndal - were knocked out in the third round. The fourth round (round of 16) saw two more top tier clubs - Tromsø and Bodø/Glimt - being knocked out, leaving six Tippeligaen teams and two 1. divisjon teams the quarter-finals.
Brann won the cup, beating Lyn 4–1 in the final match.
First round[]
May 5: Kvik Halden - Groruddalen 4-0
- Østsiden - Sprint/Jeløy 0-0 (extra time), 4-2 on penalties
- Sarpsborg FK - Oslo Øst 3-1
- Selbak - Ørn-Horten 0-2
- Kolbotn - Kongsvinger 1-2
- Årvoll - Ullensaker/Kisa 0-1
- Kjelsås - Bærum 0-4
- Asker - Sparta Sarpsborg 2-3
- Lørenskog - St. Hanshaugen 2-1 (extra time)
- Skjetten - Grue 9-0
- Eidsvold Turn - Strømmen 3-1
- FF Lillehammer - Follo 1-1 (extra time), 11-10 on penalties
- Ringsaker - Nybergsund 1-3
- Elverum - Mercantile 1-2
- Gjøvik/Lyn - Brumunddal 2-4
- Vardal - Sogndal 0-5
- Notodden - Raufoss 1-5
- Mjøndalen - Strømsgodset 1-2
- Åssiden - Odd Grenland 1-6
- Eik-Tønsberg - Frigg Oslo 0-1
- Larvik Fotball - Drafn 1-0
- Borre - Moss 1-9
- Tollnes - Drøbak/Frogn 4-3
- Langesund/Stathelle - Lillestrøm 0-7
- Herkules - FK Tønsberg 1-2
- Skarphedin - Donn 1-0
- FK Arendal - Sandefjord Fotball 0-3
- Vindbjart - Pors Grenland 0-6
- Egersund - Stabæk 0-2
- Sandnes Ulf - Klepp 3-1
- Sola - Bryne 0-1
- Frøyland - Start 0-7
- Vidar - Ålgård 0-2
- Torvastad - Åsane 1-0
- Åkra - Brann 0-9
- Norheimsund - Fyllingen 1-0
- Solid - Haugesund 0-3
- Arna-Bjørnar - Viking 0-5
- Løv-Ham - Radøy/Manger 6-4 (extra time)
- Varegg - Hovding 1-3 aet
- Fana - Jotun Årdalstangen 7-3
- Askøy - Vard Haugesund 2-3
- Fjøra - Hønefoss BK 0-3
- Stryn - Hamarkameratene 0-1
- Spjelkavik - Hødd 0-9
- Volda - Kolstad 4-1
- Træff - Skeid 0-2
- Orkla - Strindheim 3-4
- Melhus - Aalesund 1-6
- Flå - Molde 0-4
- Byåsen - Steinkjer 5-2
- Nidelv - Mo 1-5
- Levanger - Verdal 3-0
- Rissa - Rosenborg 0-15
- Rørvik - Bodø/Glimt 0-8
- Harstad - Narvik FK 4-2
- Lofoten - Vesterålen 4-3 (extra time)
- Salangen - Lyn Oslo 1-7
- Skarp - Alta 4-4(extra time), 6-5 on penalties
- Senja - Tromsdalen 0-10
- Bossekop - Tromsø 0-8
May 6: Bøler - Fredrikstad 2-4
- Os - Vålerenga 2-3
- Eiger - Mandalskameratene 0-7
Second round[]
May 26: Brumunddal - Hamarkameratene 2-7
- Eidsvold Turn - Sogndal 1-3
- Harstad - Bodø/Glimt 0-7
- Levanger - Rosenborg 2-7
- FF Lillehammer - Lillestrøm 0-8
- Norheimsund - Brann 0-5
- Sarpsborg FK - Fredrikstad 2-8
- Skarp - Tromsø 0-6
- Skarphedin - Odd Grenland 0-2
- Torvastad - Viking 0-7
- Ullensaker/Kisa - Stabæk 2-3
- Østsiden - Lyn Oslo 1-2
- Bryne - Løv-Ham 4-0
- Frigg Oslo - Skjetten 2-0
- Hødd - Byåsen 5-3 (extra time)
- Hønefoss BK - Lørenskog 5-0
- Mandalskameratene - Larvik Fotball 5-0
- Mercantile - Moss 2-3
- Mo - Strømsgodset 2-0
- Nybergsund - Kongsvinger 1-3
- Pors Grenland - Kvik Halden 0-0 (extra time), 4-5 on penalties
- Raufoss - Bærum 3-4
- Skeid - FK Tønsberg 3-1
- Start - Tollnes 6-0
- Strindheim - Fana 5-2 aet
- Vard Haugesund - Sandnes Ulf 2-1 (extra time)
- Ørn-Horten - Sandefjord Fotball 2-4
- Aalesund - Hovding 5-1
- Ålgård - Haugesund 1-2
May 27: Volda - Molde 0-5
- Tromsdalen - Lofoten 0-1
May 28: Sparta Sarpsborg - Vålerenga 0-2
Third round[]
June 3: Strindheim - Rosenborg 1-6
- Lofoten - Bodø/Glimt 0-7
June 9: Moss - Fredrikstad 1-1 (extra time), 5-3 on penalties
- Lyn Oslo - Frigg Oslo 3-2
- Bærum - Vålerenga 3-2
- Kongsvinger - Aalesund 2-2 (extra time), 3-0 on penalties
- Hamarkameratene - Skeid 4-3 aet
- Sandefjord Fotball - Start 1-1 (extra time), 5-4 on penalties
- Viking - Bryne 1-2
- Haugesund - Odd Grenland 5-3 (extra time)
- Brann - Hødd 6-0
- Sogndal - Mandalskameratene 1-2
- Molde - Vard Haugesund 1-2 (extra time)
- Mo - Tromsø 0-2
June 10: Kvik Halden - Stabæk 1-4
- Lillestrøm - Hønefoss BK 2-0
Fourth round[]
June 23: Kongsvinger - Sandefjord Fotball 0-3
- Mandalskameratene - Hamarkameratene 0-2
- Bryne - Bærum 2-1
- Tromsø - Lillestrøm 1-1(extra time), 3-5 on penalties
- Haugesund - Rosenborg 1-2
- Stabæk - Moss 3-1
June 24: Bodø/Glimt - Brann 3-3 (extra time), 5-6 on penalties
- Vard Haugesund - Lyn Oslo 0-5
Quarter-finals[]
August 14: Lillestrøm - Rosenborg 3–2
- Lyn - Hamarkameratene 3–1
August 15: Brann - Bryne 3–2
- Sandefjord - Stabæk 3–4
Semi-finals[]
September 22: Stabæk - Brann 1–3 (aet)
September 23: Lyn - Lillestrøm 1–0
Final[]
Topscorers[]
Stig Johansen 8
References[]
- ^ "Brann 4–1 Lyn". fotball.no (in Norwegian). Norwegian Football Association (NFF). 7 November 2004. Retrieved 3 December 2018.
- Norwegian Football Cup seasons
- 2004 domestic association football cups
- 2004 in Norwegian football