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Moss U19 - ตารางการแข่งขัน ตารางคะแนน ผู้เล่น สถิติ และข่าวสาร

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การแข่งขันที่เล่นแล้ว Moss U19

10.04.25

Sarpsborg FK U19

0-6

Moss U19

NYC

0-6

05.03.25

Sarpsborg 08 U19

2-2

Moss U19

NYC

2-2

02.03.25

Moss U19

6-0

KFUM U19

NYC

6-0

17.10.24

Moss U19

2-3

Asker U19

NIU

2-3

10.10.24

Drobak/Frogn U19

0-2

Moss U19

NIU

0-2

03.10.24

Moss U19

4-3

Oppsal IF U19

NIU

4-3

26.09.24

Moss U19

0-2

Lørenskog U19

NIU

0-2

19.09.24

Grorud U19

1-1

Moss U19

NIU

1-1

12.09.24

Moss U19

3-1

Ullern U19

NIU

3-1

05.09.24

Valerenga 2 U19

0-3

Moss U19

NIU

0-3

23.08.24

Klofta U19

3-4

Moss U19

NIU

3-4

11.08.24

Moss U19

2-4

Lillehammer U19

NIU

2-4

09.08.24

Ullensaker/Kisa U19

2-1

Moss U19

NIU

2-1

01.08.24

Moss U19

5-1

Grorud U19

NIU

5-1

27.06.24

Asker U19

2-0

Moss U19

NIU

2-0

20.06.24

Moss U19

3-4

Drobak/Frogn U19

NIU

3-4

13.06.24

Oppsal IF U19

1-0

Moss U19

NIU

1-0

06.06.24

Lørenskog U19

3-1

Moss U19

NIU

3-1

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วาด

แพ้

สถิติรวม

Moss U19

เกมที่เล่นแล้ว 18

ประตู (การทำประตูชนะ/การทำประตูแพ้)

2.5

1.78

ต่ำ-สูง

1.5

94%

2.5

28%

72%

3.5

39%

61%

การแข่งขันที่ทั้งสองทีมต่างทำประตูได้ (มี-ไม่มี )

61%

39%

clean-sheets (มี-ไม่มี )

22%

78%

ทำคะแนน (มี-ไม่มี )

83%

17%

Norway Interkretsserie U19 Results

05/22/2025 18:30

Moss U19 is the youth team of Moss FK, a Norwegian football club based in Moss, Østfold, Norway. Moss FK was founded in 1906 and its U19 team participates in various national youth competitions in Norway, serving as an important pipeline for talent to the senior squad. The club is well known for its intensive focus on youth development, community engagement, and promoting local talents to the highest levels of Norwegian football.

The U19 team hosts its home matches at Melløs Stadion, the main stadium for Moss FK, with the club’s traditional colors being yellow and black. Over the years, Moss FK (and its U19s) have developed several prominent Norwegian players, and the club enjoys strong support from the local community and wider Moss region.

Moss U19 regularly competes in the Norwegian U19 national league and cup competitions, and is renowned for its competitive spirit and producing disciplined, technically sound players. The club has a modest yet passionate fanbase, dedicated to supporting youth football and fostering club loyalty from an early age.

Through a distinctive focus on youth education, Moss U19 has become a significant force and a model for youth football development in the region.

Team:	Moss U19
Full name:	Moss Fotballklubb U19
Country:	Norway
Nickname:	Kanarifuglene (The Canaries)
Founded:	28/08/1906 (senior club)
Colors:	Yellow and black
Stadium:	Melløs Stadion 4,117 seats
Address:	Melløs Stadion, 1534 Moss, Norway
Telephone:	+47 69 25 25 31
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.mossfk.no/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Moss U19

Founded

Moss FK, the parent club of Moss U19, was established on August 28, 1906 in Moss, Østfold, Norway. The youth section, including the U19 team, has been developed over decades as the club seeks to cultivate local players and provide them with professional training and competitive environments. Moss U19 has consistently participated in Norwegian youth leagues, serving as an essential stepping stone for players transitioning to the senior team and other professional levels within Norwegian football.

Historically, Moss's youth academy has been recognized for its commitment to technical development and sportsmanship. Many players who started in Moss U19 have advanced to Moss FK's first team or gone on to forge successful careers in Norwegian and Scandinavian professional leagues.

Today, Moss U19 continues to uphold the club’s tradition, focusing on education both on and off the field, and producing well-rounded individuals and players.

Finances and ownership

Moss FK, and by extension Moss U19, is traditionally organized as an association owned by the club members. The club operates within a community-focused, member-driven structure, with all financial decisions and investments subjected to oversight by its general assembly and board of directors.

The financial model for Moss U19 follows Norwegian football standards, focusing on sustainability and youth development rather than large-scale spending. The club invests in local talent, coaching education, and grassroots initiatives instead of high-profile transfers. Key financial support comes from local sponsors, municipal funding, the Norwegian Football Federation, and the dedication of supporters. This model results in a stable environment for the U19 squad but limits expenditures, requiring creativity in player development and resource utilization.

With a commitment to transparency and community benefit, Moss FK – and its youth department – remain a pillar of local sport in Moss and the surrounding region.

Popular culture

Moss FK’s nickname, “Kanarifuglene” (The Canaries), refers to their vibrant yellow kits and lively spirit, a symbol that resonates through the youth teams including U19. Supporters, primarily drawn from Moss and nearby towns, are known for their loyalty, supporting homegrown talent and filling Melløs Stadion even for youth matches.

Moss U19 embodies the club's community values: integrity, respect, and the development of young people as both athletes and citizens. The club often organizes outreach programs and football camps for children, strengthening the bond between team and town. The Canaries' song and striking yellow kits make Moss matches a distinctive sight in Norwegian youth football.

Through the years, Moss U19 has been a source of pride for Moss, and the team is frequently referenced in local news, event coverage, and community events, maintaining a significant presence in the area’s culture and youth development.

Players

The Moss U19 team consists of promising young talents from the Moss region and beyond. The club’s philosophy is to give local youth a pathway to higher-level football, and Moss U19 is widely recognized for producing technically skilled, disciplined, and hard-working players. Several Moss U19 graduates have made a mark at senior level in Norway and, occasionally, abroad.

Noteworthy alumni include national team players such as Steffen Nystrøm, Jon Eirik Ødegaard, and even Norway international Jon Knudsen, who spent formative years at Moss. These successes highlight the effectiveness of the club’s youth development model.

The current squad presents a blend of long-term Moss talents and carefully scouted youth from the surrounding regions. The team regularly participates in Norway’s highest youth leagues and tournaments, facing off against the best youth sides in the country.

Famous Players

Moss FK and its youth academy have produced players who have made a significant impact on Norwegian football. Notable former youth and senior players include:

Jon Knudsen: The Norway international goalkeeper, who played for Moss in his youth before a successful career at Stabæk and with the national team.
Steffen Nystrøm: A Moss youth product who went on to play in the Eliteserien and for Norway’s youth national teams.
Jon Eirik Ødegaard: Developed through Moss’s youth ranks and established himself as a key defender in Norwegian top-flight football.

These former Moss U19 players have modeled professionalism, passion, and dedication – inspiring the next generations within Moss’s youth system.

Top Goalscorers of All Time (Recent U19 Market)

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Ole Erik Midtskogen	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Fredrik Krogstad	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Sander Birkeland	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	Simen Rafn	DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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Typical Squad

Moss U19 typically deploys a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, focusing on technical build-up, team discipline, and pressing play. The team structure is as follows:

Goalkeeper: The last line of defense, usually a player being prepared for elite senior football.
Defenders: Emphasis on both physicality and tactical awareness, especially for center-backs and overlapping full-backs to support attacks.
Midfielders: Versatile players capable of winning the ball, distributing play, and transitioning quickly.
Forwards: Fast and skillful attackers with a keen sense for goal, critical for converting the team’s build-up play into goals.

Youth development takes precedence, and Moss U19 is known for promoting U16 talents early to the U19 setup, providing real-match experience and fostering leadership potential within the team.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season marks another chapter for Moss U19 as it continues to compete in Norway’s U19 national league. The squad is composed of the most promising youth talents from Moss FK’s academy and local region, supported by highly qualified youth coaches and a modern football development program.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Magnus Erdal	Norway	Norway	2006
Updating...	12	Sander Sandvik	Norway	Norway	2006
Defender
Updating...	2	Markus Kamfjord	Norway	Norway	2005
Updating...	3	Thomas Mork	Norway	Norway	2006
Updating...	4	Joakim Risan	Norway	Norway	2005
Updating...	5	Elias Stubberud	Norway	Norway	2007
Midfielder
Updating...	6	Oscar Paulsen	Norway	Norway	2006
Updating...	7	Sebastian Østli	Norway	Norway	2005
Updating...	8	Emil Hauge	Norway	Norway	2006
Updating...	10	Markus Bjerkelund	Norway	Norway	2005
Forward
Updating...	9	Sander Birkeland	Norway	Norway	2006
Updating...	11	Oskar Pedersen	Norway	Norway	2007
Updating...	17	Noah Lie	Norway	Norway	2006
Manager
Updating...		Erlend Hov	Norway	Norway	Updating...
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Updating...	Norway	Norway	Updating...

Coach

Moss U19, the youth team affiliated with Moss FK of Norway, has seen a succession of talented coaches guiding the development of future football stars. Although the club's senior side has a long and storied history in Norwegian football, Moss U19 is recognized for providing a solid foundation and nurturing young talent. Over the years, several notable coaches have made a significant impact on the progression of both the players and the team.

Thor André Olsen: As head coach, Olsen has overseen Moss U19 during vital development periods, focusing on youth progression and tactical discipline. Under his guidance, the team showed strong performance in the Norwegian U19 league and produced players for the senior squad.
Rune Tangen: Former Moss FK star and experienced youth coach, Tangen is remembered for his dedication to developing local talent. He fostered a competitive mentality and was instrumental in promoting several youths to professional football.
Henning Enoksen (Updating…): With a focus on technical development, Enoksen played a key role in the first decade of Moss U19’s modern youth system, instilling a clear footballing philosophy within the squad.

These coaches, among others, have been critical to Moss U19's success in regional competitions and in providing the senior team and Norwegian football with promising young players.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/01/2022 – present	Thor André Olsen	Norway	28/04/1964
01/01/2017 – 31/12/2021	Rune Tangen	Norway	16/12/1964
01/01/2013 – 31/12/2016	Kristian Fardal	Norway	Updating…
01/01/2010 – 31/12/2012	Steinar Thorvaldsen	Norway	Updating…
01/01/2007 – 31/12/2009	Henning Enoksen	Norway	Updating…
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Crests and Colors

Moss U19 is the youth football team of Moss FK, a Norwegian football club based in the city of Moss. Over its existence, the club has used distinct crests and colors that reflect both local heritage and club tradition.

The current crest of Moss U19 mirrors the senior team’s design, featuring a yellow shield with a bold black "M" centered, symbolizing both the city and the team. Historically, earlier versions of the crest were simpler, typically consisting of just the "M" without a surrounding shield, used from the club's early days up to the 1980s. Modern iterations have refined the shape and graphic detail, making the current crest a proud symbol recognized throughout Norwegian youth football.

Moss U19’s traditional colors are yellow and black. The home kit has famously consisted of a vibrant yellow shirt paired with black shorts and socks, a combination that has been consistent since the club’s foundation. The yellow stands for optimism and energy, reflecting the club’s youth development focus, while black brings an element of strength. Away kits have experimented with white or all-black variants during select seasons, but yellow and black remain prominent.

Over the decades there have been small changes to shade and pattern, but yellow and black have become inseparable from Moss’s football identity and remain central to the club’s branding for all age levels, including U19.

Fan club

Moss U19, representing the youth wing of Moss FK, enjoys a loyal fan base closely linked with the senior team's supporters’ community. The largest and most notable fan group is "Mossefansen," established back in the 1980s and still active today.

Mossefansen is known for its passionate atmosphere, organizing flag displays and chants at Melløs Stadion during important youth fixtures. The group is characterized by its family-friendly approach, encouraging young fans and families to attend, thus fostering a community spirit supportive of local talent. On matchdays, the yellow and black banners and scarves are visible throughout the stands, reflecting the team’s heritage and unity with the city of Moss.

Moss U19 matches often see involvement from parents, former players, and aspiring youth footballers from surrounding regions, creating a close-knit social network. Fan displays are respectful and positive, with an emphasis on inclusivity, mutual respect and encouragement for both home and visiting teams.

Stadium

Moss U19 plays its home matches at Melløs Stadion, located in Moss, Norway. Melløs Stadion, built in 1939, is one of the area’s most historic sports venues.

The stadium has an official capacity of approximately 4,117 spectators following modern renovations. Historically, Melløs Stadion was able to accommodate over 10,000 fans before the introduction of seating and security updates for all-seater requirements in recent years. The ground is shared with Moss FK's senior team and is frequently used for athletics and local community events.

Renovations have occurred at several points; the most notable upgrades were completed in 2003, bringing modern seating, improved pitch drainage, and better facilities for players, officials and fans. The stadium’s location in the Moss district makes it a central point for youth football in the Østfold region. Melløs Stadion stands as a testament to Moss’s legacy within Norwegian football.

Honours and Awards

Moss U19, as a youth team, primarily competes in regional and national youth leagues and tournaments. While it does not possess the senior-level accolades of its parent club, Moss FK, the team contributes to the club's talent pipeline and has claimed victories in several Norwegian age-category competitions over the years.

Below is a summary table of Moss U19’s most notable achievements:

No	Cups	No. of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Norwegian U19 Cup	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Østfold U19 Championship	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Other Youth Titles	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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Besides predictions, Betimate offers rich resources for Moss U19 supporters and bettors, including detailed statistics on current and former players, as well as information about the team’s history, achievements and honors. Users can keep updated with the latest news and developments surrounding the squad.

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FAQs about Moss U19

Q: What league does Moss U19 compete in?

A: Moss U19 generally competes in Norwegian U19 national and regional youth leagues organized by the Norwegian Football Federation.

Q: What colors does Moss U19 wear?

A: Moss U19's home kit consists of yellow shirts with black shorts and black socks.

Q: Where does Moss U19 play its home matches?

A: Moss U19 plays its home games at Melløs Stadion in Moss, Norway.

Q: What is the capacity of Melløs Stadion?

A: The stadium holds approximately 4,117 spectators after renovations and modernization.

Q: Who is the most notable player to come from Moss U19?

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Q: Does Moss U19 have a dedicated fan club?

A: Yes, fan support comes mainly from the Mossefansen group, which also supports the senior team and youth sections.

Q: Has Moss U19 won any major youth cups?

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Q: How can young players join Moss U19?

A: Talented young players can apply through the Moss FK youth academy or join through local tryouts held periodically.

Q: Are Moss U19 matches open to the public?

A: Yes, matches at Melløs Stadion are open to the public, with family-friendly sections encouraged.

Q: Does Moss U19 participate in international tournaments?

A: Moss U19's primary focus is on domestic youth competitions, but has occasionally participated in international youth tournaments and friendlies.

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