2005 Norwegian First Division

Final standings

 1 Stabæk            30  20  7  3   63 23   67  Promoted
 2 Sandefjord        30  19  5  6   58 37   62  Promoted 
 3 Moss              30  17  7  6   54 30   58  Lost play-off against Molde F.K.
 4 Hønefoss          30  17  5  8   52 41   56   
 5 Bryne             30  14  8  8   55 33   50   
 6 Pors              30  13 11  6   47 45   50   
 7 Sogndal           30  11  8 11   47 51   41   
 8 Strømsgodset      30  11  7 12   46 45   40   
 9 Hødd              30  10  7 13   53 54   37  
10 Kongsvinger       30  11  4 15   41 48   37   
11 Follo             30   8 10 12   40 47   34   
12 Løv-Ham           30   9  4 17   31 47   31   
13 Mandalskameratene 30   7  8 15   41 54   29  Relegated
14 Skeid             30   8  5 17   39 58   29  Relegated 
15 Tønsberg          30   6  7 17   36 56   25  Relegated
16 Alta              30   5  5 20   28 62   20  Relegated

Teams promoted to Adeccoligaen

• F.K. Sparta Sarpsborg
• F.K. Oslo Øst
• F.K. Haugesund
• Tromsdalen U.I.L.

Teams relegated to Adeccoligaen

• Aalesunds F.K.
• F.K. Bodø/Glimt

See also

• 2005 in Norwegian football
• Norwegian Premier League 2005

External links

• Norwegian Football Association
• Fixtures, results and table for Adeccoligaen 2005

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