1999 Tippeligaen





































































Tippeligaen
Season
1999
Champions
Rosenborg
14th title
Relegated
Strømsgodset
Skeid
Kongsvinger
UEFA Champions League
Rosenborg
Molde
UEFA Cup
Brann
Lillestrøm
Stabæk
UEFA Intertoto Cup
Vålerenga
Matches played
182
Goals scored
697 (3.83 per match)
Top goalscorer
Rune Lange (23 goals)
Biggest home win
Tromsø 8-2 Skeid[1]
Biggest away win
Skeid 1-7 Rosenborg[1]
Highest scoring
Tromsø 8-2 Skeid[1]
Highest attendance
19,514
Lowest attendance
665
Average attendance
5,372 Increase 2.0%

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The table from the 1999 Tippeligaen (the highest football league in Norway).


26 games are played with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. Number thirteen and fourteen are relegated, number twelve has to play two qualification matches (home and away) against number three in the first division (where number one and two are directly promoted) for the last spot.




Contents






  • 1 Final standings


  • 2 Relegation/Promotion


  • 3 Top scorers


  • 4 References





Final standings































































































































































































Pos
 Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
 Qualification or relegation
1
Rosenborg
 26
 18
 2
 6
 75
 33
 +42
 56
 Qualified for the UEFA Champions League
2
Molde
 26
 16
 2
 8
 49
 37
 +12
 50
3
Brann
 26
 16
 1
 9
 45
 40
 +5
 49
 Qualified for the UEFA Cup[a]
4
Lillestrøm
 26
 15
 3
 8
 60
 41
 +19
 48
5
Stabæk
 26
 14
 4
 8
 58
 49
 +9
 46
6
Tromsø
 26
 13
 5
 8
 70
 46
 +24
 44
7
Odd Grenland
 26
 12
 3
 11
 42
 48
 −6
 39
8
Viking
 26
 11
 3
 12
 51
 48
 +3
 36
9
Bodø/Glimt
 26
 10
 4
 12
 52
 54
 −2
 34
10
Moss
 26
 9
 2
 15
 39
 46
 −7
 29
11
Vålerenga
 26
 8
 4
 14
 40
 53
 −13
 28
 Qualified for the UEFA Intertoto Cup
12
Strømsgodset
 26
 7
 3
 16
 46
 68
 −22
 24
 Relegation Playoff
13
Skeid
 26
 7
 2
 17
 36
 75
 −39
 23
 Relegated to 1. Divisjon
14
Kongsvinger
 26
 6
 2
 18
 34
 59
 −25
 20

Source:[citation needed]
Notes:




  1. ^ SK Brann qualified as the runner-up of 1999 Norwegian Football Cup.




Relegation/Promotion




  • Haugesund, Bryne, and Start promoted.


  • Strømsgodset, Skeid, and Kongsvinger relegated.


  • Start won play-off against Strømsgodset, 3-2 on aggregate.

    • Match 1: Start 2-2 Strømsgodset

    • Match 2: Strømsgodset 0-1 Start





Top scorers


















































Rank
 Player
 Club
 Goals
1
Norway Rune Lange
Tromsø
 23
2
Norway Andreas Lund
Molde
 21
3
Norway Jostein Flo
Strømsgodset
 18
4
Iceland Rikhardur Dadason
Viking
 17
5
Iceland Heiðar Helguson
Lillestrøm
 16

Norway Bengt Sæternes
Bodø/Glimt
 16
7
Norway Sigurd Rushfeldt
Rosenborg
 15


References





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