Frigg Oslo FK
The Frigg Oslo Fotballklubb is a Norwegian sports club from Oslo who owns football, futsal and Bandyabteilungen. The football team of the club won several times the National Cup and played several years in the highest Norwegian league.
History
Football
Cup successes and a founding member of the Championship
The club was founded on May 17, 1904 the name SK Frigg. Initially, the club approached only played friendly matches, before he organized in 1908 in Oslo Association. Four years later, the team played in the highest league, before the club in 1914 took his first title. In the National Cup, the club decided the final match against SK Gjøvik -Lyn with a 4-2 success for themselves. Two years later, the team repeated the success in which they defeated FK Ørn from Trondheim with a 2-0 victory. After two final defeats against Odd Grenland respectively FK Ørn 1919 and 1920 respectively brought the club in 1921 against Odd Grenland third Cup win in club history.
In the following years, SK Frigg was unable to repeat the successes of the first year. Both in the regional championship and the national cup missed the team to establish itself in the front area. Only in the course of the 1930s, the club returned to winning ways. Especially in the cup he entered the decisive rounds, but remained without a title.
As Norges Fotballforbund 1937 established a nationwide Championship, SK Frigg was among the 74 first division, which is divided into eight districts played for the national championship. The club placed thereby in the middle of his squadron before the occupation of Norway in World War II led to the termination of the season and a subsequent suspension of the championship by the German Empire in 1940. Upon resumption of the League operation in 1947, the club was still top notch, based on a revision to the end of the season - the number of Erstligastaffeln and thus the clubs was reduced to two, respectively, 16 - got the team in fifth of his district from the second division.
Between the first and second league
After the descent SK Frigg dominated his second league season, but missed out after a 1-1 draw and a 0-2 defeat against Strømmen IF direct resurgence. When creating a new second league in the summer of 1952, the club qualified for the series and established himself in the episode. In April 1954, the local rivals SK Varg joined the club, which has acted as a Frigg Oslo FK henceforth.
By joining forces Frigg dominated his second league season and increased after just one season to defeat in the first-class Hovedserien. Despite some sensitive Loss - Fredrikstad FK and Sarpsborg FK each won with 7-2 victories over the club - kept the team after the promotion back to the Premier League. After three years of excellence were in the season 1957/58 three wins, including two against the winless season in the history table taillight IL Sparta.
Behind Vålerenga IF missed Frigg as a relay runner direct re-emergence, in 1961 returned to the team as a relay winner in its credentials back. There, surprised the climber who after a 5-1 victory against Odd Grenland even briefly led the championship on the opening day, and missed out in fourth with one point adrift of his early leaders Fredrikstad FK barely participation in the European Cup of Champions 1962/63. In this table, position the club eventually finished the season and qualified for the under the name 1 Divisjon discharged, ten teams in a league full top flight.
Frigg sat in the first years of the new league firmly in the upper middle of the championship. Almost 45 years after the last cup triumph reached the team in 1965 but again the final of the National Cup where the team met local rivals Skeid Oslo. In one of the longest final of any competition history - at that time there was no penalty shootout, so that after an unsuccessful extension of a replay was scheduled, the club missed after a 1-2 defeat until the third game of the fourth cup triumph. While the league season was 1965 not crowned by success and has finished on the last non- relegation zone, yet the team the following year came the first time in the European Cup. In the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1966/67, she represented Oslo in the first round against Dunfermline Athletic, but dropped out after two losses directly from the competition. As the team placed in the following years behind local rivals Skeid and Lyn Oslo, there was no further participation.
In the season 1968 Frigg was unsuccessful and ended the Championship relegation zone. Also in the second division the club struggled in the first year against relegation, but managed in the following year before Odd Grenland 's re-emergence in the first Divisjon. the direct re- descent followed the immediate resurgence, but again failed to avoid relegation.
In the lower league field
After relegation from the first division to Frigg placed in the mid table area its second league season. Periodically the club had significant distance to the up - but also the relegation zone. In the season 1978, the team intervened in the promotion race, behind Rosenborg BK and Ham -Kam missing in third place, two points to the relegation round to the first league. After a fourth place in the following year, the club slipped at the end of the season in 1980 for the first time from the low ranks.
Frigg also played in his third league season first in the central region, followed in 1983, also here the descent. Although the team played for the direct resurgence but it was not until 1986. According to a seventh place in the first season after promotion they marched with 16 wins in 22 games in the 1988 in the second division. Again, she placed fourth in the table as the front field and thus qualified for the Tippeligaen after the introduction of a new top tier, discharged in two seasons second division. There, however, the level was too high and the club joined together with Kristiansund FK and IL Surnadal the new gear in the third division.
In the following years, the club alternated between third and fourth division. After 20 wins in 22 games and subsequent successes in the promotion round of the club in 2009 rose for the last time on to the third tier.
Bandy
The Bandyabteilung Frigg was crucial hockey and later participated in the organization of sport in Norway in standalone Bandyverband. Multiple pulled the team into the final of the regional championship, but missed regularly winning the title. Set in 1964, the Department 1975-1977 was reactivated briefly. In 1997, a re- re- launch of gaming operations took place, the team has performed since then in unterklassigen League area.