Lyn Fotball

SFK Lyn Oslo ( norweg. lyn [ ly ː n] = "lightning" ) is a Norwegian ski and football club. The club was founded on March 3, 1896.

Football Division

Home of the football department, FK Lyn Oslo, was the Ullevaal Stadium (capacity 25,000 ), the Lyn shares with his local rivals Vålerenga IF. Lyn Oslo so far won two league titles and reached eight Cup victories. Since the 2000 season Lyn played back in the League Tippeligaen, the highest Norwegian league. In the years 2002 and 2005, the club was able to reach the 3rd place. The greatest success at the European level was in 1969 reached the quarter-finals in the European Cup Winners' Cup against FC Barcelona. In 1968 Lyn both the national championship and the Cup competition. In the 2009 season Lyn Oslo descended into the Adecco league. On 30 June 2010, the club announced his bankruptcy, all of the games so far this season will be canceled and released the player. The rest of the 2010 season one concentrated on the remaining second team, which played in the 6th Division (7th Division). The games, which are now held in Frognerstadion, we found a high audience interest. The end of 2010 the debt of the Erstligamannschaft could be paid. The Association gave the club a license for the 4th Division in the 2011 season. During that year, the rise was achieved in the 3rd Division, 2012, the club was relegated to the second division. On 30 September, when Lyn won against Lommedalen with a 9:0, 2,113 spectators attended the Frognerstadion.

Achievements

  • Norwegian Champion: 2x (1964, 1968)
  • Norwegian Cup winners: 8x (1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1945, 1946, 1967, 1968)

Former famous players

Ski section

The ski section of Lyn Oslo is one of the many great of the country in which cross-country skiing is the national sport. Work here as Kristin Lee coach Mikkelsen, Ingvild and Margrethe Solbakken Haugen. Famous athletes who started for the club and start are the Olympic champion in ski jumping in 1928, Alf Andersen, cross country skiing Olympic champion from 1976, Ivar Formo, Ine Wigernaes, Espen Andersen, Geir Andersen, Ingvild Engeland and as the current flagship of the association Ella Gjømle.

Ullevaal-Stadion 1964 Norwegian First Division 1968 Norwegian First Division
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