1973 Norwegian First Division

1973 Norwegian First Division: Statistics of Norwegian First Division in season 1973.

Overview

It was performed in 12 teams, and Viking FK won the championship.

League standings

Pos Club P W D L GF GA Pts

1 Viking FK 22 13 6 3 30 13 32

2 Rosenborg BK 22 10 7 5 32 18 27

3 IK Start 22 10 6 6 28 22 26

4 Hamarkameratene 22 9 7 6 29 25 25

5 Brann 22 9 5 8 31 27 23

6 Strømsgodset IF 22 9 4 9 30 27 22

7 Skeid Fotball 22 8 6 8 20 21 22

8 Raufoss IL 22 7 7 8 21 26 21

9 Mjøndalen IF 22 7 7 8 21 26 21

10 Frigg 22 5 8 9 21 27 18

11 FC Lyn Oslo 22 5 6 11 23 31 16

12 Fredrikstad FK 22 3 5 14 20 43 11

References

Norway - List of final tables (RSSSF)

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1973 in association football

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
1	Viking FK	22	13	6	3	30	13	32
2	Rosenborg BK	22	10	7	5	32	18	27
3	IK Start	22	10	6	6	28	22	26
4	Hamarkameratene	22	9	7	6	29	25	25
5	Brann	22	9	5	8	31	27	23
6	Strømsgodset IF	22	9	4	9	30	27	22
7	Skeid Fotball	22	8	6	8	20	21	22
8	Raufoss IL	22	7	7	8	21	26	21
9	Mjøndalen IF	22	7	7	8	21	26	21
10	Frigg	22	5	8	9	21	27	18
11	FC Lyn Oslo	22	5	6	11	23	31	16
12	Fredrikstad FK	22	3	5	14	20	43	11

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