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

Raufoss
Norway Division 1 Predictions
D D L L L W W D W L
11th place
Raufoss vs Stabaek 05/24/2025 14:00

Norway Division 1

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

ND1

Raufoss

Stabaek

2 - 1

2.86

Last Overall

Played matches Raufoss

15.05.25

Ranheim

1-1

Raufoss

NO2

1-1

11.05.25

Raufoss

0-0

IK Start

NO2

0-0

03.05.25

Aalesund

3-1

Raufoss

NO2

3-1

28.04.25

Raufoss

0-1

Egersund

NO2

0-1

24.04.25

Strommen

2-1

Raufoss

2-1

21.04.25

Raufoss

3-2

Asane

NO2

3-2

12.04.25

Brumunddal

1-4

Raufoss

1-4

05.04.25

Mjondalen

1-1

Raufoss

NO2

1-1

01.04.25

Raufoss

3-2

Moss

NO2

3-2

18.03.25

Lillestrom

3-1

Raufoss

3-1

08.03.25

Raufoss

1-0

Moss

1-0

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Raufoss

Played games: 11

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.45

Under/Over

1.5

27%

73%

2.5

45%

55%

3.5

55%

45%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

73%

27%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

18%

82%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

82%

18%

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Lillestrom	17	7	5	2	0	13 - 3	10
2	Egersund	13	6	4	1	1	12 - 8	4
3	Odd BK	13	7	4	1	2	12 - 8	4
4	IK Start	13	7	4	1	2	13 - 10	3
5	Aalesund	12	6	3	3	0	11 - 6	5
6	Sogndal	12	7	4	0	3	13 - 11	2
7	Stabaek	11	7	3	2	2	10 - 9	1
8	Kongsvinger	10	7	3	1	3	15 - 9	6
9	Ranheim	10	7	3	1	3	9 - 10	-1
10	Hodd	10	7	3	1	3	6 - 8	-2
11	Raufoss	9	7	2	3	2	9 - 10	-1
12	Moss	9	7	3	0	4	10 - 16	-6
13	Asane	6	7	1	3	3	7 - 11	-4
14	Lyn 1896	4	7	1	1	5	5 - 8	-3
15	Skeid	2	7	0	2	5	8 - 16	-8
16	Mjondalen	2	7	0	2	5	6 - 16	-10

Fixtures

Date

Match

24.05.25

ND1

Raufoss – Stabaek

31.05.25

ND1

Sogndal – Raufoss

15.06.25

ND1

Raufoss – Odd BK

18.06.25

ND1

Lyn 1896 – Raufoss

21.06.25

ND1

Raufoss – Hodd

Norway Division 1 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Lillestrom	17	7	5	2	0	13 - 3	10
2	Egersund	13	6	4	1	1	12 - 8	4
3	Odd BK	13	7	4	1	2	12 - 8	4
4	IK Start	13	7	4	1	2	13 - 10	3
5	Aalesund	12	6	3	3	0	11 - 6	5
6	Sogndal	12	7	4	0	3	13 - 11	2
7	Stabaek	11	7	3	2	2	10 - 9	1
8	Kongsvinger	10	7	3	1	3	15 - 9	6
9	Ranheim	10	7	3	1	3	9 - 10	-1
10	Hodd	10	7	3	1	3	6 - 8	-2
11	Raufoss	9	7	2	3	2	9 - 10	-1
12	Moss	9	7	3	0	4	10 - 16	-6
13	Asane	6	7	1	3	3	7 - 11	-4
14	Lyn 1896	4	7	1	1	5	5 - 8	-3
15	Skeid	2	7	0	2	5	8 - 16	-8
16	Mjondalen	2	7	0	2	5	6 - 16	-10

Name

MPG

Lucas Haren Lucas Haren Kongsvinger Kongsvinger

508

Eirik Wilberg Schulze Eirik Wilberg Schulze IK Start IK Start

403

Erik Flataker Hovden Erik Flataker Hovden Sogndal Sogndal

528

132

Thomas Lehne Olsen Thomas Lehne Olsen Lillestrom Lillestrom

261

Bendik Bye Bendik Bye Ranheim Ranheim

327

109

Justin Salmon Justin Salmon Egersund Egersund

174

Oliver Hintsa Oliver Hintsa Sogndal Sogndal

446

149

Claudio Rafael Soares Braga Claudio Rafael Soares Braga Aalesund Aalesund

443

148

Elias Heggland Myrlid Elias Heggland Myrlid Hodd Hodd

457

153

James Ampofo James Ampofo Raufoss Raufoss

409

137

Norway Division 1 Fixtures

Norway Division 1 Results

Raufoss IL, commonly referred to as Raufoss, is a professional football club based in Raufoss, Norway. The club was founded in 1918 and represents the region of Vestre Toten in Oppland. Raufoss has a long-standing tradition in Norwegian football, historically oscillating between the top and lower divisions, and is known for fostering homegrown talents and a strong community presence.The team plays its home matches at Raufoss Stadion, a ground intimately tied to the club's history and the Raufoss local community. The club's colors are traditionally yellow and black, symbolized by their bold kits.Raufoss enjoys a passionate and loyal fanbase, with supporters known as "Fossingene." Local pride and close bonds with the community define the club’s culture. While not among Norway's major trophy collectors, Raufoss is widely respected for resilience, youth development, and its commitment to football in the region.Over the years, Raufoss has seen the emergence of several notable players, including André Bergdølmo and Vidar Riseth, who started or spent time at the club before establishing themselves in top leagues and the Norwegian national team.Competing mainly in Norwegian football's second and third tiers, Raufoss is a regular participant in the OBOS-ligaen (Norwegian First Division), asserting itself as an important institution in Norway’s football landscape. The club also has a strong focus on youth and grassroots football, playing a vital role in the development of local talent.---

Team:	Raufoss IL
Full name:	Raufoss Idrettslag
Country:	Norway
Nickname:	Fossingene
Founded:	10/02/1918
Colors:	Yellow and Black
Stadium:	Raufoss Stadion 2,500 seats
Address:	Raufoss Stadion, Postboks 94, 2831 Raufoss, Norway
Telephone:	+47 61 19 80 00
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.raufossfotball.no/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Raufoss IL

Founded

Raufoss Idrettslag was founded on February 10, 1918, in the industrial community of Raufoss, Oppland, Norway. Initially a general sports club, football soon became the defining activity. Raufoss gradually worked its way up the Norwegian football pyramid during the 20th century and enjoyed its most successful period in the 1960s and 1970s, regularly competing in the country's top flight.

The club is best known for its long-standing presence in Norway's OBOS-ligaen (second tier). Raufoss has played several top-flight seasons in Eliteserien, with the last stint in Norway’s highest division occurring in the 1970s. Despite limited silverware, the club remains a beloved and important football institution in the region, regularly developing players for both domestic and international football.

Financial challenges in the 2000s saw Raufoss temporarily relegated due to licensing issues but the club’s strong local roots and youth development philosophy enabled a stable return to the professional ranks. Raufoss IL today stands as a model regional club, continually punching above its weight and attracting fans with its hard-working, community-focused ethos.

Finances and ownership

Raufoss IL is owned and operated as a member-based sports association, typical for Norwegian clubs. The local community plays a significant role in both governance and support. The club sustains itself through a combination of sponsorship, ticket sales, player transfers, and substantial support from the Raufoss industrial sector and local businesses.

While Raufoss does not have the financial power of the larger Norwegian clubs, careful management and a strong emphasis on youth development keeps the club financially stable. The club is an excellent example of sustainable football, prioritizing grassroot programs, local partnerships, and prudent financial oversight. Raufoss is recognized in Norway for avoiding debt crises and maintaining operational transparency.

Throughout its history, the club has benefited especially from links with the local arms and ammunition factories that put Raufoss on the map. These ties have helped secure the club’s financial base and enabled it to retain its footballing identity through different eras.

Popular culture

Raufoss IL is deeply interwoven into the Raufoss community, with multiple generations supporting the club. Matchdays at Raufoss Stadion are marked by yellow and black banners, drums, and passionate singing from fans known as "Fossingene." The club has a strong tradition of family involvement and regional pride, often described as the beating heart of Vestre Toten.

Raufoss' local anthem rings in the stadium before kick-off, and the club colors dominate the town during football season. The club regularly hosts local festivals and football schools, further strengthening its status as a social hub in Raufoss.

Raufoss’ persistent focus on homegrown talent and its status as a launchpad for Norwegian starlets has cemented its reputation nationwide. While Raufoss does not often feature in films or international media, its influence is felt across Norwegian sports culture and grassroots development.

The club’s slogan “Hele Byens Lag” (“The Whole Town’s Team”) reflects its status as a community symbol, beloved well beyond footballing circles.

Player

Raufoss IL is celebrated for producing and nurturing talented players, many of whom have gone on to represent top Norwegian clubs and the national team. The club’s youth academy remains a vital part of its strategy, prioritizing local and regional player development.

Across the years, Raufoss has been a springboard for players such as André Bergdølmo and Vidar Riseth, who went on to have distinguished careers in Norway and abroad. The current squad is made up of a blend of local talents and experienced players from across Norway and Scandinavia, ensuring both identity and competitiveness in the OBOS-ligaen.

Recent seasons have seen players like Ole Henrik Midtskogen and Martin Heiberg impress in yellow and black, continuing the club’s tradition of developing key contributors rather than relying on star imports.

Famous Players

Some of the most notable players who began or spent important time at Raufoss IL include:

André Bergdølmo: A defender who made his senior debut at Raufoss before earning 63 caps for Norway, and playing for clubs like Rosenborg, Ajax, Borussia Dortmund, and FC Copenhagen.
Vidar Riseth: Versatile midfielder/defender, developed at Raufoss, later played for LASK Linz, Celtic, Rosenborg and the Norwegian national team.
Arild Sundgot: Started at Raufoss before a successful decade at Lillestrøm SK and later as a coach.
Simen Hammershaug: A modern talent, notable during his time at Raufoss before moving up the Norwegian ranks.
Ole Henrik Midtskogen: Notable recent forward, made an impact for Raufoss before moving to other Norwegian clubs.

These players have enhanced the reputation of Raufoss IL as an incubator of talent and a respected institution within Norwegian football.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Ole Einar Martinsen	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Ole Henrik Midtskogen	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Simen Hammershaug	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	Vidar Riseth	MF/DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	Magnus Solum	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

Raufoss IL, like many professional football clubs, maintains a squad with a mixture of experience and youth, predominantly featuring Norwegian players and some international representation. The team typically utilizes a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is the foundation of the defense. In the 2024 season, the position is held by players such as Ole Kristian Lauvli, known for his reflexes and command of the box.

Defender

Defensive solidity is provided by a mix of young prospects from the Raufoss system and experienced signings. Players like Isak Amundsen and Martin Heiberg have been instrumental for the team in recent seasons.

Midfielder

Raufoss typically fields energetic midfielders with technical quality, including the likes of Sander Nordeide Lysgård and veteran contributors who stabilize the core and contribute to both defense and attack.

Forward

Attacking roles are filled by promising talents and dynamic forwards, with players such as Simen Hammershaug and Ole Henrik Midtskogen having played important roles in recent seasons.

Raufoss IL continues its tradition of integrating academy talents into the senior squad, emphasizing opportunities for local youth and playing a pivotal role in the development of football in the Oppland region.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season continues Raufoss IL's journey in the OBOS-ligaen, with the club boasting an exciting mix of established professionals and emerging stars. The roster exemplifies the club’s ongoing investment in youth alongside seasoned leadership.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Ole Kristian Lauvli	Norway	Norway	26/02/1994
Updating	99	August Strøm Nordengen	Norway	Norway	29/06/1999
Defender
Updating	2	Martin Heiberg	Norway	Norway	16/06/2001
Updating	20	Emil Breivik	Norway	Norway	27/06/2000
Updating	6	Magnus Tvedte	Norway	Norway	18/03/2002
Updating	14	Isak Amundsen	Norway	Norway	14/10/1999
Midfielder
Updating	7	Sander Nordeide Lysgård	Norway	Norway	15/04/2003
Updating	10	William Sell	Norway	Norway	20/12/1998
Updating	8	Anders Nordstad	Norway	Norway	28/02/2001
Forward
Updating	9	Simen Hammershaug	Norway	Norway	02/08/1999
Updating	11	Ole Henrik Midtskogen	Norway	Norway	12/04/1995
Updating	17	Fredrik Vinjor	Norway	Norway	10/08/1999
Manager
Updating		Christian Johnsen	Norway	Norway	10/08/1977
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Raufoss IL, a recognized club in Norwegian football, has seen various managers who have contributed significantly to its development and performances, particularly in the Norwegian football league system. Although the club has not claimed major national titles, certain coaches have been instrumental in guiding the team through promotions, securing solid league placements, and maintaining its competitive status. The following are some of the most notable managers in the history of Raufoss IL:

Tore Fossum: As head coach, Fossum led Raufoss to promotion to the 1. divisjon in 2018, establishing the team as a consistent presence in Norway’s second tier.
Geir Televik: Serving multiple terms as manager, Televik guided the club and maintained its stability, particularly during challenging periods in the lower divisions.
Jan Sætre: Sætre helped the club through various periods, especially focusing on player development and ensuring the club's competitive standards in national competitions.
Christian Johnsen: Johnsen coached Raufoss from 2017–2022, earning praise for his structured approach and helping the club secure its place in the 1. divisjon.
Gustav Adolph Liavaag: Among the early coaches, Liavaag played a role in shaping foundational aspects of the team during the club’s formative years.

These coaches, among others, have been pivotal in the club’s journey through the divisions and in nurturing local football development.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
11/2022 – Present	Tore Fossum	Norway	08/08/1971
09/2017 – 10/2022	Christian Johnsen	Norway	10/03/1977
2022 (Interim)	Jan Sætre	Norway	Updating...
2015 – 2017	Geir Televik	Norway	Updating...
2014 – 2015	Jan Sætre	Norway	Updating...
2013 – 2014	Per Røste Fossen	Norway	Updating...
2010 – 2013	Geir Televik	Norway	Updating...
2006 – 2010	Gustav Adolph Liavaag	Norway	Updating...
2004 – 2006	Arild Sundgot	Norway	17/04/1978
2002 – 2004	Rune Skarsfjord	Norway	12/05/1970
1999 – 2002	Bård Wiggen	Norway	04/02/1961
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Crests and Colors

Raufoss IL is a Norwegian football club based in Raufoss, in the municipality of Vestre Toten. Established in 1918, the club boasts over a century of history and tradition, with its visual identity evolving over time to reflect its roots and ambitions.

The original crest of Raufoss featured a simple design with the club's initials "RIL" and the founding year, set within a traditional Norwegian shield shape. Over the years, the crest underwent several stylistic adjustments, but always retained the distinctive initials and founding year. The contemporary crest, adopted in recent decades, presents a more modern and streamlined shield, with "Raufoss IL" and "1918" clearly displayed, typically on a yellow background bordered with black.

Raufoss’ traditional colors are yellow and black. These colors have remained consistently prominent in the club’s kits throughout its history, symbolizing energy, strength, and unity. The home kit is characteristically yellow, often with black accents. Away kits have featured various designs, commonly incorporating combinations of black, white, and occasionally blue. However, the identity of yellow and black as the club’s signature has been unwavering and is regarded as a point of pride among supporters.

Through the club’s visual evolution, the commitment to classic symbols and colorways emphasizes Raufoss’ enduring connection to its community and local heritage.

Fan Club

Raufoss enjoys the support of a tight-knit and committed fan base, reflective of the club’s strong local roots. The most prominent organized supporters group is Raufoss Supporterklubb, representing passionate fans from Raufoss and the greater Oppland region.

The Raufoss Supporterklubb is recognized for creating an engaging atmosphere at home matches with banners, drums, and vocal support. Although the group may not match the scale of larger urban clubs, their loyalty and enthusiasm are evident, with many fans attending both home and away fixtures. Fans often sport yellow and black attire, showing collective pride during crucial league games and moments of promotion or cup runs.

Supporting Raufoss is characterized by a sense of family and local identity. The community often rallies around the club, especially during important matches or milestones, creating a warm and inclusive matchday atmosphere at Nammo Stadion and around the town.

Stadium

Raufoss IL plays its home matches at Nammo Stadion in Raufoss, Norway. The stadium, named after its primary sponsor, the Nammo defence company, is situated near the factory complex that has played a significant role in the town’s history.

Nammo Stadion has a current capacity of approximately 2,500 spectators, with both standing terraces and seated stands. The stadium was originally built as an athletics stadium in the 1950s and has since undergone multiple renovations and upgrades to meet modern standards, including the installation of artificial turf and improved spectator facilities.

Nammo Stadion is known for its close-knit feel, allowing fans to be close to the action on the pitch. The venue not only serves as the football club’s base but also as a community hub for sports and local events in Raufoss. Periodic improvements continue to keep the stadium fit for professional football, ensuring a quality matchday experience for both players and supporters.

Honours and Awards

Raufoss IL has a proud tradition in Norwegian football, mainly known for its competitiveness in the Norwegian second and third tiers over the decades. While the club has not achieved top-tier domestic league titles, it has several accomplishments and moments of significance, particularly in national competitions.

No	Cups	Amount	Awards	Years
1	Norwegian First Division (Second Tier)	Runner-up	Promotion Playoff	1973, 1974
2	Norwegian Third Division (Third Tier)	Multiple	Promotion Winner	2015
3	Norwegian Cup	Semi-finalist	Best Cup Run	1977
4	European Competitions	-	-	Updating...

While Raufoss has yet to secure a major national championship or European title, its regular presence in the upper tiers of the Norwegian football pyramid and deep domestic cup runs are a point of local pride.

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FAQs about Raufoss

Q: When was Raufoss Football Club founded?

A: Raufoss IL was founded in 1918.

Q: What are Raufoss’ traditional team colors?

A: The traditional colors of Raufoss are yellow and black.

Q: What is the name of Raufoss’ home stadium?

A: Raufoss plays at Nammo Stadion in Raufoss, Norway.

Q: What is the capacity of Nammo Stadion?

A: Nammo Stadion has a capacity of approximately 2,500 spectators.

Q: What has been Raufoss’ best cup performance?

A: Raufoss reached the semi-finals of the Norwegian Cup in 1977.

Q: In which division does Raufoss currently play?

A: As of the 2023 season, Raufoss competes in the OBOS-ligaen, which is Norway’s second division.

Q: Does Raufoss have any major national titles?

A: Raufoss has not won a top-tier Norwegian championship but has achieved promotion and notable cup runs.

Q: Who are Raufoss’ main rivals?

A: Raufoss’ main traditional rivals include clubs such as Gjøvik-Lyn and HamKam, reflecting regional competitions.

Q: What does “IL” stand for in Raufoss IL?

A: “IL” stands for “Idrettslag,” meaning “Sports Club” in Norwegian.

Q: Has Raufoss participated in European competitions?

A: Raufoss has not participated in European club competitions as of now.

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