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Fredrikstad - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Norway Eliteserien

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

Fredrikstad

Tromso

1 - 0

1.97

2.27

Last Overall

Played matches Fredrikstad

22.06.25

Viking FK

3-0

Fredrikstad

NO1

3-0

15.06.25

Fredrikstad

4-0

Sandefjord

CFL

4-0

01.06.25

Fredrikstad

1-1

Sarpsborg

NO1

1-1

28.05.25

Fredrikstad

0-2

Rosenborg

NO1

0-2

24.05.25

Bryne

4-3

Fredrikstad

NO1

4-3

21.05.25

Lillestrom

4-2

Fredrikstad

4-2

16.05.25

Fredrikstad

1-0

KFUM

NO1

1-0

11.05.25

Kristiansund BK

0-1

Fredrikstad

NO1

0-1

07.05.25

Pors Grenland

1-3

Fredrikstad

1-3

27.04.25

Haugesund

0-0

Fredrikstad

NO1

0-0

24.04.25

Flint

0-5

Fredrikstad

0-5

21.04.25

Fredrikstad

3-1

Sandefjord

NO1

3-1

12.04.25

Sarpsborg

0-4

Fredrikstad

0-4

09.04.25

Fredrikstad

2-0

Valerenga

NO1

2-0

05.04.25

Rosenborg

1-0

Fredrikstad

NO1

1-0

29.03.25

Fredrikstad

3-0

SK Brann

NO1

3-0

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Fredrikstad

Played games: 16

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.06

Under/Over

1.5

25%

75%

2.5

44%

56%

3.5

56%

44%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

31%

69%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

50%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

75%

25%

Fixtures

Date

Match

29.06.25

Fredrikstad – Tromso

05.07.25

Valerenga – Fredrikstad

12.07.25

Fredrikstad – Molde

20.07.25

Ham-Kam – Fredrikstad

Norway Division 2 Group 1 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Sotra	24	11	7	3	1	24 - 9	15
2	Sandnes Ulf	22	11	6	4	1	27 - 13	14
3	Jerv	18	11	5	3	3	20 - 17	3
4	Notodden	17	11	4	5	2	17 - 15	2
5	Arendal	16	11	3	7	1	23 - 16	7
6	Sandviken	14	11	3	5	3	18 - 19	-1
7	Eik Tønsberg	14	11	3	5	3	17 - 19	-2
8	Vard Haugesund	13	11	3	4	4	18 - 21	-3
9	Brann 2	13	11	4	1	6	21 - 30	-9
10	Brattvåg	12	11	3	3	5	26 - 28	-2
11	Træff	12	11	3	3	5	12 - 17	-5
12	Lysekloster	10	11	2	4	5	10 - 14	-4
13	Flekkerøy	10	11	2	4	5	18 - 26	-8
14	Pors Grenland	8	11	1	5	5	13 - 20	-7

Norway Division 2 Group 1 Fixtures

Norway Division 2 Group 1 Results

Fredrikstad Football Club, commonly known as Fredrikstad FK or simply FFK, is a professional football club based in Fredrikstad, Norway. Established in 1903, Fredrikstad FK is one of the most historically significant and successful football clubs in Norwegian football, boasting a proud tradition and a passionate local following.The team plays its home matches at the modern Fredrikstad Stadion, located in the city’s heart by the river Glomma. The club’s traditional colors are red and white, and the team proudly sports them in their kits and club iconography.Fredrikstad FK enjoys strong local support, known for their fervent fan base, often called "Plankehaugen," reflecting the town's long-standing timber industry tradition. The club is also renowned for its rivalry with Sarpsborg 08, with matches between the two sides known as the "Østfold-derby." These fixtures are among the most eagerly anticipated in Norwegian football.Throughout its history, Fredrikstad FK has seen many renowned players, including Per "Snæbbus" Kristoffersen, Bjørn Borgen, and Knut Torbjørn Eggen. The club’s achievements, culture, and vibrant supporter scene make Fredrikstad FK one of the most storied football sides in Norway.

Team:	Fredrikstad FK
Full name:	Fredrikstad Fotballklubb
Country:	Norway
Nickname:	Den Hvite Pøbel (The White Rabble), Aristokratene (The Aristocrats)
Founded:	07/04/1903
Colors:	Red and white
Stadium:	Fredrikstad Stadion 12,560 seats
Address:	Bryggepromenaden 2 1608 Fredrikstad, Norway
Telephone:	+47 69 30 45 00
Fax:	+47 69 30 45 01
Homepage:	https://www.fredrikstadfk.no/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Fredrikstad FK

Founded

Fredrikstad Fotballklubb, better known as Fredrikstad FK or FFK, was founded on April 7, 1903, in Fredrikstad, Norway. The club was started by local football enthusiasts seeking organized competition and quickly grew into one of the nation's most prominent clubs. Fredrikstad FK played their first official match soon after their formation, beginning what would become a tradition of excellence in Norwegian football.

Fredrikstad experienced great success in Norwegian football’s early years, capturing their first Norwegian Cup (NM Cupen) in 1932 and establishing a dynastic presence in both league and cup competitions. They have since become known as one of Norway’s most decorated and historic clubs.

The club has seen both highs and lows in its long history, including multiple league titles, cup triumphs, and periods of relegation and subsequent promotion. Fredrikstad FK’s ability to rebuild and return to the top level of Norwegian football has been a testament to its strong supporter base and footballing culture. Today, FFK remains an iconic name within Norwegian football.

Finances and ownership

Fredrikstad FK is majority owned by Fredrikstad Fotballklubb AS, with various local business interests and private individuals holding stakes in the club. The club’s financial influence was at its height during the mid-20th century but has faced modern challenges, consistent with many historic teams trying to balance tradition and contemporary pressures in football economics.

Fredrikstad FK was among the first Norwegian clubs to professionalize their structure. Despite facing financial constraints and occasional economic difficulties, especially following relegations in the 2010s, FFK has retained a secure economic platform thanks to local backing and prudent management. The club is known for its good relations with the city of Fredrikstad and strong community support, which is crucial in ensuring operational stability.

While FFK does not boast the same financial firepower as some of Norway’s biggest metropolitan clubs, it is respected for its responsible management and cultural influence in Norwegian football.

Popular culture

Fredrikstad FK is a club deeply interwoven into the fabric of its city, and its supporters are an essential part of local identity. The "Plankehaugen" supporters' group is famous for its passionate and creative displays at Fredrikstad Stadion, and the club's matches are major events in the local community.

The club’s anthem, "Heia FFK," and red-and-white colors are iconic in Østfold and widely recognized throughout Norwegian football. The rivalry with Sarpsborg 08 is a focal point for the fanbase, with the "Østfold-derby" being one of Norway’s fiercest regional derbies and drawing large crowds and widespread attention.

Fredrikstad FK’s storied past and vibrant fan culture are celebrated in Norwegian media, literature, and football folklore. The club holds a special status in Norwegian football, known for producing local talent, engaging the community, and its reputation as "The Aristocrats" of Norwegian football due to early dominance and style.

Players

The club is home to several talented and notable players, both past and present.

Fredrikstad FK has a long and proud history of producing or hosting top Norwegian talents such as Per Kristoffersen (all-time leading scorer for FFK), Arne Pedersen, Bjørn Borgen, Knut Torbjørn Eggen, and more recently, Lars Bakkerud and Stian Andersen.

The current squad is comprised of a mix of seasoned veterans and dynamic young players, reflecting the club's focus both on experience and development. With a strong youth system, Fredrikstad FK continues to cultivate future stars for Norwegian football.

Fredrikstad FK has also been home to notable Norwegian internationals like Egil "Drillo" Olsen and Ståle Solbakken, who later became distinguished coaches.

Overall, Fredrikstad FK’s tradition of player development and its legacy of great talents have cemented the club as a cornerstone in Norwegian football history.

Famous Players

Fredrikstad FK has been the home of many legendary players, including:

Per Kristoffersen: A legendary FFK striker, Kristoffersen holds the record as the club’s all-time top scorer, netting 125 goals in 194 league appearances during the 1950s and '60s. He remains an icon for the club.
Bjørn Borgen: Quick, technically gifted, and creative, Borgen dazzled fans in the late 1950s and early '60s. He represented both FFK and the Norwegian national team.
Egil "Drillo" Olsen: Though now famed as a coach, Olsen was an FFK player throughout the 1960s and '70s. He defined a generation and left a significant legacy on Norwegian football tactics.
Knut Torbjørn Eggen: Later to find success as a coach, Eggen was part of FFK’s defensive backbone in the 1980s and early '90s.
Arne Pedersen: A tireless midfielder and stalwart of the club in the 1950s, contributing to many league and cup triumphs during Fredrikstad’s golden era.

These players exemplify Fredrikstad FK’s tradition of nurturing talent, contributing to the club’s collection of league and cup titles, and building a foundation for future success.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Per Kristoffersen	FW	147	194	0.76
2	Bjørn Borgen	FW/MF	76	206	0.37
3	Arne Pedersen	MF	69	178	0.39
4	Thorbjørn Svenssen	DF	33	Trygg/FKF: 104	0.32
5	Stian Andersen	FW	31	120	0.26
6	Lars Bakkerud	MF	24	107	0.22

Typical Squad

Fredrikstad FK, like other professional teams, fields a squad including players in key positions:

Goalkeeper

The goalkeepers play a vital role as the last line of defense. The current main goalkeeper is Jonathan Fischer, strongly supported by promising backups.

Defender

FFK's defense consists of experienced and youthful players, forming a reliable back line in both three and four-man defensive systems. Squad members like Philip Aukland and Brice Wembangomo are key for their solidity and intelligence.

Midfielder

The midfield is diverse, combining creativity, vision, and stamina. The likes of Mads Nielsen and Jeppe Kolle organize play, break up opposition, and build attacks.

Forward

Forwards like Henrik Kjelsrud Johansen and Oscar Aga bring goal-scoring prowess and movement, often supported by wide attackers like Joannes Wolde.

Fredrikstad FK also prides itself on youth development with several academy graduates regularly featuring in the first team.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks the 121st season in the history of Fredrikstad FK, returning to Eliteserien following promotion from the OBOS-ligaen. FFK will compete in Norway’s top league and the Norwegian Cup (NM Cupen) during this campaign.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Jonathan Fischer	Norway	Norway	19/06/2002
Updating...	31	Simen Vidtun Næss	Norway	Norway	27/04/2002
Defender
Updating...	2	Brice Wembangomo	Norway	Norway	18/12/1996
Updating...	3	Philip Aukland	Norway	Norway	12/09/1992
Updating...	5	John Kitolano	Norway	Norway	18/10/1999
Updating...	23	Stian Stray Molde	Norway	Norway	02/03/1996
Updating...	12	Simen Rafn	Norway	Norway	16/02/1992
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Jeppe Kolle	Denmark	Denmark	23/04/1997
Updating...	6	Mads Nielsen	Denmark	Denmark	10/03/1998
Updating...	16	Henrik Vedeler	Norway	Norway	02/08/2004
Forward
Updating...	9	Henrik Kjelsrud Johansen	Norway	Norway	22/03/1993
Updating...	11	Oscar Aga	Norway	Norway	06/01/2001
Updating...	17	Joannes Wolde	Norway	Norway	24/09/1999
Manager
Updating...		Magne Hoseth	Norway	Norway	13/10/1980

Coach

Fredrikstad FK, one of Norway's most traditional football clubs, has seen numerous notable coaches throughout its rich history. The club's long-standing legacy includes some of Norwegian football's most respected tacticians, both past and present. Below are some of the most significant and successful coaches in the history of Fredrikstad FK:

Knut Torbjørn Eggen: As head coach, Eggen led Fredrikstad from 2002 to 2006, overseeing the club’s return to the top tier with promotion in 2002 and stabilization in the Eliteserien thereafter. Under his leadership, Fredrikstad won the Norwegian Football Cup in 2006.
Anders Grönhagen: The Swedish coach took charge between 2007 and 2009, guiding the club to its best league finish in modern times—runners-up in the 2008 Tippeligaen, as well as guiding Fredrikstad to a Norwegian Cup final in 2009.
Jørn Andersen: Leading the club from 2006 to 2007, Andersen helped Fredrikstad claim the 2006 Norwegian Football Cup title, one of the key achievements in the club’s modern era.
Arne Pedersen: As both a player and coach, Pedersen contributed significantly during the club’s golden era in the 1950s and 1960s, securing multiple league and cup victories.
Harry Yven: Yven managed Fredrikstad through various spells from the 1940s into the 1970s, assisting the club in earning league titles and Norwegian Cup successes, making him one of the most decorated coaches in club history.

These coaches, along with many others, have played pivotal roles in shaping Fredrikstad FK’s reputation as one of Norway’s historic football powers.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
2024 - Present	Mikkjal Thomassen	Faroe Islands	08/08/1976
2022 - 2023	Joachim Heier	Norway	11/01/1986
2020 - 2022	Bjørn Johansen	Norway	05/02/1969
2017 - 2020	Per-Mathias Høgmo	Norway	01/12/1959
2012 – 2017	Jan Halvor Halvorsen	Norway	08/03/1963
2010 – 2012	Tom Freddy Aune	Norway	03/06/1970
2007 – 2009	Anders Grönhagen	Sweden	22/05/1953
2006 – 2007	Jørn Andersen	Norway	03/02/1963
2002 – 2006	Knut Torbjørn Eggen	Norway	01/11/1960
2000 – 2002	Peter Engelbrektsson	Sweden	02/01/1949
1999 – 2000	Per Egil Ahlsen	Norway	04/03/1958
1997 – 1999	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1994 – 1997	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1992 – 1994	Leif Andersen	Norway	19/04/1971
1991 – 1992	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1987 – 1991	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1978 – 1987	Flemming Lund	Denmark	06/10/1952
1975 – 1978	Per Bjørvik	Norway	12/12/1939
1946 – 1975	Harry Yven	Norway	20/12/1910
1937 – 1946	Arne Pedersen	Norway	01/09/1917
1927 – 1937	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1903 – 1927	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Fredrikstad FK, commonly referred to as Fredrikstad, is a Norwegian professional football club based in Fredrikstad, Østfold. Founded in 1903, the club boasts one of Norway's most historic football identities, reflected in its crest and traditional colors.

The current crest of Fredrikstad FK is a classic red-and-white shield design, featuring the letters "FFK" boldly inscribed across the center. This emblem was introduced in the early 2000s and builds on the design heritage of the club’s earlier crests, which mainly centered around shield motifs and the namesake initials. Since the club's inception, the crest has generally retained the red and white color scheme to signify tradition and loyalty. The crest has seen minimal modifications over the years, maintaining a clean, sharp layout that represents both the city and the club’s proud history in Norwegian football.

Traditionally, Fredrikstad's home colors are red shirts with white shorts and white socks, a combination that has become iconic in Norwegian football. Occasionally, their away kits have featured different colors, such as black or blue, but the red and white have always been the mainstay, symbolizing the club’s identity and local pride. The color red symbolizes strength and energy, while white signifies integrity and unity within the community.

Over the years, the club’s kits have been subtly updated in terms of design and pattern, but the fundamental colors have stayed consistent, paying homage to their roots and maintaining a strong identity among supporters.

Fan Club

Fredrikstad FK enjoys the support of one of Norway's most passionate footballing communities. The club’s largest and most well-known supporters’ group is called "Plankehaugen"—a name that refers to the city’s strong traditions in timber trade and shipbuilding. Plankehaugen was established in 1990 and has since played a significant role in fostering a vibrant matchday atmosphere at Fredrikstad Stadion.

Fredrikstad fans are noted for their vocal support, elaborate tifos, and unwavering loyalty, regardless of which division the club is playing in. Tradition and family ties strongly influence the supporter culture, with generations of families attending matches together. The fans are known for their singing, coordinated chants, and distinctive red-and-white banners that color the stadium during home and away games.

Fredrikstad's matchday spirit is regularly cited as among the best in Norway, especially during derby games and key promotion or relegation battles. The tight-knit local community means that the club enjoys consistent support through all circumstances, making the fans an integral part of the team’s identity and history.

Stadium

Fredrikstad FK plays its home matches at Fredrikstad Stadion, a modern, all-seater football stadium situated in the heart of Fredrikstad. The current stadium was inaugurated in 2007, replacing the club’s historic old ground, which was also called Fredrikstad Stadion but located at a different site.

The new Fredrikstad Stadion has a capacity of approximately 12,560 spectators and is considered one of the finest football venues in Norway. Designed to offer excellent sightlines and a vibrant matchday experience, the stadium has received praise for its facilities, atmosphere, and accessibility. The design incorporates both modern features and references to Fredrikstad's maritime heritage, aligning with the city’s identity.

Since its opening, the stadium has not only hosted Fredrikstad’s league and cup fixtures, but has also been a venue for various international youth matches and local community events. The stadium underwent minor renovations and upgrades over the years to enhance the spectator experience and ensure compliance with league standards. Its passionate and loyal fan base ensures the ground is regularly filled with an electric atmosphere on matchdays.

Honours and Awards

Fredrikstad FK is one of Norway's most successful football clubs historically, enjoying significant domestic success, especially in the earlier decades of Norwegian football. The club has won multiple Norwegian Premier Division titles and Norwegian Football Cups.

Fredrikstad dominated Norwegian football particularly in the decades following World War II, and remains one of an elite group of clubs to have achieved the domestic league and cup double. Though the club has experienced periods outside the top flight in recent times, its historical achievements continue to be highly respected within Norwegian football.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Norwegian Premier Division (Eliteserien/Toppserien) Champion	9	Winner	1937–38, 1938–39, 1948–49, 1950–51, 1951–52, 1953–54, 1956–57, 1959–60, 1960–61
2	Norwegian Cup	11	Winner	1932, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1940, 1945, 1950, 1957, 1961, 1966, 1984
3	Norwegian First Division (OBOS-ligaen) Champion	2	Winner	2002, 2023
4	European Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Fredrikstad

Q: When was Fredrikstad FK founded?

A: Fredrikstad FK was founded on April 7, 1903.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Fredrikstad FK?

A: The club's traditional colors are red and white.

Q: What is the name and capacity of Fredrikstad's stadium?

A: Fredrikstad plays its home matches at Fredrikstad Stadion, which has a capacity of approximately 12,560 spectators.

Q: How many top-flight league titles has Fredrikstad FK won?

A: Fredrikstad FK has won 9 Norwegian top-flight league titles.

Q: How successful is Fredrikstad FK in the Norwegian Cup?

A: Fredrikstad FK has won the Norwegian Cup 11 times, making them one of the most successful clubs in the competition's history.

Q: Who are Fredrikstad FK’s main rivals?

A: Fredrikstad FK's main rivals are Sarpsborg 08, with whom they contest the intense Østfold derby.

Q: What is the largest supporters’ group of Fredrikstad FK?

A: The largest supporters’ group is "Plankehaugen."

Q: Has Fredrikstad FK participated in European competitions?

A: Fredrikstad FK has participated in European club competitions in the past, but with limited success.

Q: When was the current Fredrikstad Stadion inaugurated?

A: The current Fredrikstad Stadion was inaugurated in 2007.

Q: What is the origin of the nickname "The Aristocrats" for Fredrikstad FK?

A: Fredrikstad FK is called "The Aristocrats" because of their historic dominance and stylish play, especially during the club's most successful periods.

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