Eliteserien 2026: Tabelle, Spielplan und Ergebnisse. 16 Teams.
We hold 240 Eliteserien matches from 2026.
The 2026 edition of the Eliteserien has 16 teams.
Our match records here run from 14 March 2026 to 12 October 2026.
Viking top the 2026 table on 53 points from 22 matches. Level on points with the leaders are Bodo/Glimt, in second. Start are bottom of the table with 16 points.
Taking every finished match we hold, 176 matches, the average comes to 3.2 goals per match.
On average the home team scored 1.8 and the away team 1.3 in every finished match we hold.
Viking 8-1 Kristiansund BK on 13 September 2026 is the widest result in our records. Across all seasons, the match with the most goals was Aalesund 5-5 Valerenga on 16 August 2026, 10 goals in total. Across the whole record, the outcomes split as follows: home wins 50%, draws 20%, away wins 30%.
The widest away win in our records is Tromso 0-5 Brann on 29 April 2026.
Margins of exactly one goal account for 36% of finished matches; goalless draws for 3%.
Matches with four or more goals make up 35% of the finished matches in our records.
A margin of three goals or more settled 20% of the matches we hold.
Home sides kept a clean sheet in 28% of finished matches, away sides in 16%.
In the 2026 edition so far, Amin Chiakha of Rosenborg leads the list with 14 goals.
All table and current-season figures on this page are as of 14 October 2026.
Level at the top of the wins list: Bodo/Glimt and Viking, with 17 wins each. Level on the most matches played in our records: 16 teams, 22 matches each.
Bodo/Glimt went 13 matches without losing between 16 May 2026 and 14 September 2026, the longest such run we hold.
A joint record for winning runs: Bodo/Glimt and Viking, 9 matches in succession each.
The busiest-day mark in the record, 8 matches, belongs to more than one date.
The average winning margin across all finished matches with a winner is 2.0 goals.
Saturday and Sunday matches: 74% of the finished matches we hold.
Aalesund have the most draws in our records, 9 draws.
