2. Division - Group 2 Fixtures, Results and Standings

2. Division - Group 2

2. Division - Group 2 is a league competition in Norway. This page brings together live scores, upcoming fixtures, completed results and standings, alongside player and team statistics, so you can follow the competition across recorded seasons and compare its available match and performance data in one place. Use the page to check individual matches, track standings and explore statistical detail over time.

Upcoming matches, 2. Division - Group 2

Regular Season - 16

  • - Regular Season - 16
    Grorud Grorud
    Tromsdalen Uil Tromsdalen Uil

Regular Season - 20

  • - Regular Season - 20
    Follo Follo
    Eidsvold Eidsvold
  • - Regular Season - 20
    Rana Rana
    Hønefoss Hønefoss
  • - Regular Season - 20
    Grorud Grorud
    Kjelsås Kjelsås
  • - Regular Season - 20
    Stjørdals-Blink Stjørdals-Blink
    Lørenskog Lørenskog
  • - Regular Season - 20
    Ull/Kisa Ull/Kisa
    Junkeren Junkeren
    Jessheim Stadion
  • - Regular Season - 20
    Skeid Skeid
    Tromsdalen Uil Tromsdalen Uil
  • - Regular Season - 20
    Trygg/Lade Trygg/Lade
    Levanger Levanger

Regular Season - 21

  • - Regular Season - 21
    Kjelsås Kjelsås
    Follo Follo
    Grefsen Stadion
  • - Regular Season - 21
    Stjørdals-Blink Stjørdals-Blink
    Ull/Kisa Ull/Kisa

Latest played matches, 2. Division - Group 2

Regular Season - 19

  • Regular Season - 19
    Junkeren Junkeren
    Skeid Skeid
    Nordlandshallen
  • Regular Season - 19
    Kjelsås Kjelsås
    Stjørdals-Blink Stjørdals-Blink
    Grefsen Stadion
  • Regular Season - 19
    Tromsdalen Uil Tromsdalen Uil
    Trygg/Lade Trygg/Lade
  • Regular Season - 19
    Rana Rana
    Lørenskog Lørenskog
  • Regular Season - 19
    Hønefoss Hønefoss
    Grorud Grorud
  • Regular Season - 19
    Levanger Levanger
    Follo Follo
    TOBB ARENA Levanger
  • Regular Season - 19
    Eidsvold Eidsvold
    Ull/Kisa Ull/Kisa

Regular Season - 18

  • Regular Season - 18
    Trygg/Lade Trygg/Lade
    Hønefoss Hønefoss
  • Regular Season - 18
    Lørenskog Lørenskog
    Junkeren Junkeren
  • Regular Season - 18
    Ull/Kisa Ull/Kisa
    Levanger Levanger
    Jessheim Stadion

2. Division - Group 2 Standings

Group B

Rank Club MP W D L GF GA GD Pts Last 5
1
Eidsvold 19 14 3 2 47 16 31 45 WWDWW
2
Kjelsås 19 14 1 4 45 26 19 43 WLWWL
3
Levanger 19 14 0 5 50 21 29 42 WWWWL
4
Hønefoss 19 12 3 4 50 28 22 39 DWWLW
5
Grorud 18 9 4 5 29 18 11 31 DWDWW
6
Lørenskog 19 9 3 7 29 30 -1 30 WDLLL
7
Tromsdalen Uil 18 8 2 8 28 32 -4 26 WLLWW
8
Junkeren 19 7 4 8 26 31 -5 25 WDDLW
9
Rana 19 7 3 9 34 37 -3 24 LLWDW
10
Stjørdals-Blink 19 7 3 9 32 38 -6 24 LLDWW
11
Skeid 19 5 2 12 27 37 -10 17 LWDLL
12
Follo 19 3 4 12 23 42 -19 13 LWLDL
13
Ull/Kisa 19 3 1 15 23 64 -41 10 LLLDL
14
Trygg/Lade 19 2 3 14 23 46 -23 9 LLDDL

2. Division - Group 2 Statistics

Top scorers 2026

# Player Goals

Top assists 2026

# Player Assists

Top key passes

Top tackles

Top yellow cards

Top red cards

2. Division - Group 2 teams participation since 2019

2. Division - Group 2 top scorer teams

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2. Division - Group 2 About

2. Division - Group 2 is a Norwegian league competition within the country’s domestic football structure. It provides a season-long framework in which participating teams compete across a programme of fixtures, with performance assessed over the course of the campaign rather than through a single knockout tie.

Competition identity

The competition is associated with Norway and is classified as a league. Its group designation distinguishes it from other competitions or sections carrying the 2. Division name, giving the tournament a defined place within the national competition landscape. The available record does not confirm a separate alternative title, a formation year, a gender category or a named governing organiser, so those details are not presented as established facts here.

Season coverage and continuity

Xtra-Stats records the competition across seven seasons, from 2019 through 2025. This span provides a useful view of its recent competitive history and allows results, standings and team performance to be examined across multiple editions. The 2025 season is the latest season currently represented, while 2019 marks the beginning of the recorded coverage.

A multi-season league record is valuable because it places individual matches in context. A result can be assessed not only for its immediate effect on a table but also as part of a wider pattern of form, consistency and progression over time. Comparing seasons can reveal changes in team participation and the competitive balance of the group, provided that the relevant season data is available.

How the competition works

As a league, 2. Division - Group 2 is centred on scheduled fixtures and the accumulation of results throughout a season. Teams are evaluated by their performance across the competition rather than being eliminated after one defeat. The resulting table is the primary sporting reference point for the campaign, bringing together each side’s results and ranking them within the group.

The supplied competition record does not verify a specific points system, tie-break hierarchy, number of participating clubs, fixture calendar, promotion and relegation arrangements, or any qualifying route. Those regulations can vary between competitions and seasons, so no fixed detail is assumed. For the same reason, the competition should not be described as a tournament with a group phase and knockout rounds: the verified classification is league.

Why it matters

The competition’s role is to provide meaningful domestic football in Norway through sustained competitive activity. League football rewards teams that maintain performance across a complete schedule, making consistency as important as individual results. Its standings and match history therefore offer a foundation for evaluating clubs, players and seasonal trends within the Norwegian game.

For supporters and researchers, the competition page brings that information together in one place. It can be used to follow the latest recorded season, review earlier campaigns from 2019 onward and compare how teams have performed across the competition’s documented history. As additional seasons are recorded, the same structure can support longer-term analysis of results, tables and competitive development.