2024 Norwegian Fourth Division

The 2024 season of the 4. divisjon, the fifth highest association football league for men in Norway.

4. divisjon

Season	2024
Promoted	18 teams
← 2023 2025 →

For the first time since covid-19 interrupted the league, all districts employed a regular round-robin tournament, with Nordland being the last to revert from a regular/playoff format.

Teams

Østfold Drøbak-Frogn – won playoff Råde Sarpsborg Kråkerøy Sparta Sarpsborg Moss 2 Lisleby Ås Østsiden Selbak Askim Borgen Greåker Sprint-Jeløy 2

Oslo 1 Lyn 2 – promoted Holmlia Christiania Union Carl Berner Bærum 2 Manglerud Star Grüner Oppsal 2 Ullern 2 Nordstrand 2 Bærums Verk Hauger Oslojuvelene

Oslo 2 Grei – promoted Heming Grorud 2 Kjelsås 2 Follo 2 Asker 2 Lokomotiv Oslo 2 Årvoll Bøler Lambertseter Stovner Lommedalen

Akershus Ull/Kisa 2 – promoted Hauerseter Eidsvold Strømmen 2 Kløfta Raumnes & Årnes Rælingen Eidsvold Turn 2 Sørumsand Lørenskog 2 Fjellhamar Løvenstad Skjetten 2 Blaker – relegated

Indre Østland Lillehammer - promoted Brumunddal Kolbukameratene Raufoss 2 Skreia Nybergsund Ridabu Toten Gran – withdrew post-season[1] Ottestad Flisa Gjøvik-Lyn 2 Valdres – withdrew post-season[2] Faaberg – relegated

Buskerud Vestfossen – lost playoff Hallingdal Konnerud Drammens BK Graabein Modum Jevnaker Stoppen Eiker/Kvikk Hokksund Sande Kongsberg Slemmestad Svelvik – pulled team

Vestfold Åsgårdstrand – lost playoff Halsen Teie Eik Tønsberg 2 Store Bergan Ørn-Horten 2 Nøtterøy Runar Sandefjord BK Sandar Stag Re

Telemark Pors 2 – won playoff Urædd Hei Odd 3 Eidanger Storm Notodden 2 Stathelle/Langesund Gulset Skarphedin Tollnes Herkules – pulled team

Agder Våg – promoted Donn Randesund Flekkefjord Søgne Express Trauma Jerv 2 Giv Akt Vindbjart 2 Tigerberget Lyngdal Froland Birkenes

Rogaland 1 Hinna - promoted Vardeneset Ålgård Forus og Gausel Eiger Hana Vidar 2 Randaberg Ganddal Sandved Vaulen Egersund 2 – pulled team

Rogaland 2 Torvastad – promoted Åkra Rosseland Frøyland Varhaug Nord Bryne 2 Vard Haugesund 2 Kopervik Avaldsnes Stavanger Kåsen – relegated

Hordaland 1 Gneist − promoted Arna-Bjørnar Austevoll NHHI Flaktveit Osterøy Voss Sund Nordhordland Askøy 2 Tertnes Bergen Nord

Hordaland 2 Lyngbø – promoted Varegg Djerv Bremnes Trane Nymark Mathopen Smørås Os 2 Fana 2 Trio Odda

Sogn og Fjordane Fjøra − promoted Sogndal 2 Eid Høyang Førde 2 Dale Sandane Jølster Stryn Vik Måløy Studentspretten – pulled team

Sunnmøre Volda – won playoff Rollon Herd Stordal/Ørskog Ørsta Bergsøy Hareid Hovdebygda SIF/Hessa Langevåg Aksla Stranda

Nordmøre og Romsdal Åndalsnes – lost playoff Træff 2 Midsund Elnesvågen og Omegn Dahle Eide og Omegn Clausenengen Sunndal Malmefjorden Averøykameratene Vestnes Varfjell Tomrefjord

Trøndelag 1 Kvik − promoted Sverresborg Vuku Stjørdals-Blink 2 Rørvik Steinkjer Strindheim 2 Levanger 2 Nationalkameratene Lånke Flatanger – relegated Tangmoen – relegated

Trøndelag 2 Ranheim 2 − promoted NTNUI Tynset Hitra KIL/Hemne Rindal Trønder-Lyn Alvdal Kolstad Heimdal Tiller 2 – relegated Nidelv – relegated

Nordland Rana 2 Fauske/Sprint − lost playoff Sandnessjøen Grand Bodø Brønnøysund Bossmo & Ytteren Junkeren 2 Mosjøen 2 Hulløy Bodø – pulled team

Hålogaland Sortland − won playoff Melbo Skånland Landsås Lofoten Morild Harstad 2 Leknes Svolvær Medkila Stokmarknes – pulled team

Troms Tromsø 2 − won playoff Finnsnes Skarp Hamna Tromsdalen 2 Senja Nordreisa Krokelvdalen Kvaløya Lyngen/Karnes Salangen Storelva – pulled team

Finnmark Alta 2 − won playoff Bossekop Kirkenes Bjørnevatn Norild Indrefjord Nordlys HIF/Stein Porsanger

Source: ^[3]

Playoffs

• Drøbak-Frogn beat Åsgårdstrand.^[4]
• Pors 2 beat Vestfossen^[5]
• Volda beat Åndalsnes.^[6]
• Sortland beat Fauske/Sprint.^[7]
• Tromsø 2 beat Alta 2.^[8]
• Alta 2 beat Fauske/Sprint.^[9]