2016 Norwegian Third Division

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3. divisjon
Season 2016
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The 2016 season of the 3. divisjon , the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

Between 22 and 26 games (depending on group size) were played in 12 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. No group winners were promoted to the 2. divisjon; instead the number of teams in the 3. divisjon was harshly reduced to make it a new tier of regional groups. Up to 9 teams from groups of 12 were relegated, making the 2017 4. divisjon the new highest tier of locally constituted groups.

On 19 September 2016, Erling Haaland became the youngest hat-trick scorer in the history of Norwegian football after scoring a hat-trick in Bryne's away 5–3 win over Haugesund 2 in the Group 6, at the age of 16 years and 2 months.

Teams

Group 1
PosTeam
1 Kråkerøy
2 Sarpsborg 08 2
3 Østsiden
4 Sprint-Jeløy
5 Drøbak/Frogn
6 Nordstrand (R)
7 Fredrikstad 2 (R)
8 Ås (R)
9 Sarpsborg (R)
10 Oslojuvelene (R)
11 Trosvik (R)
12 Follo 2 (R)
13 Sparta Sarpsborg (R)
14 Røa (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 2
PosTeam
1 Lyn
2 Skjetten
3 Korsvoll
4 Lokomotiv Oslo
5 Kjelsås 2 (R)
6 Rilindja (R)
7 Grorud 2 (R)
8 Grei (R)
9 Lommedalen (R)
10 Strømmen 2 (R)
11 Lørenskog 2 (R)
12 Manglerud Star (R)
13 Skeid 2 (R)
14 Hasle-Løren (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 3
PosTeam
1 Skedsmo
2 Flisa
3 Funnefoss/Vormsund
4 Lillestrøm 2
5 Valdres
6 Hauerseter (R)
7 Aurskog-Høland (R)
8 Årdal (R)
9 Gran (R)
10 Kongsvinger 2 (R)
11 Ull/Kisa IL 2 (R)
12 Jevnaker (R)
13 Hallingdal (R)
14 Sander (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 4
PosTeam
1 Vestfossen
2 Odd 3
3 Strømsgodset 3 (R)
4 Ready
5 Holmen
6 Halsen
7 Mjøndalen 2 (R)
8 Åssiden (R)
9 Eik-Tønsberg (R)
10 Bærum 2 (R)
11 Kongsberg (R)
12 Asker 2 (R)
13 Svelvik (R)
14 Drammen (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 5
PosTeam
1 Viking 2
2 Madla
3 Express
4 Start 2
5 Lura
6 Eiger (R)
7 Jerv 2 (R)
8 Mandalskameratene (R)
9 Vigør (R)
10 Skarphedin (R)
11 Notodden 2 (R)
12 Donn (R)
13 Randesund (R)
Sandefjord 2 (E)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(E) Expelled; (R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 6
PosTeam
1 Staal
2 Bryne 2
3 Sandnes Ulf 2
4 Brodd
5 Haugesund 2
6 Ålgård (R)
7 Åkra (R)
8 Vardeneset (R)
9 Randaberg (R)
10 Riska (R)
11 Frøyland (R)
12 Vard 2 (R)
13 Odda (R)
14 Hinna (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 7
PosTeam
1 Brann 2
2 Sotra
3 Varegg
4 Os
5 Bjarg (R)
6 Åsane 2 (R)
7 Austevoll (R)
8 Arna-Bjørnar (R)
9 Lyngbø (R)
10 Tertnes (R)
11 Gneist (R)
12 Vestsiden-Askøy (R)
13 Øystese (R)
Nest-Sotra 2 (E)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(E) Expelled; (R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 8
PosTeam
1 Herd
2 Spjelkavik
3 Træff
4 Aalesund 2
5 Fjøra
6 Hødd 2 (R)
7 Volda (R)
8 Bergsøy (R)
9 Kristiansund FK (R)
10 Stryn (R)
11 Sogndal 2 (R)
12 Florø 2 (R)
13 Rollon (R)
14 Surnadal (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 9
PosTeam
1 Eidsvold Turn
2 Redalen
3 Lillehammer
4 Raufoss 2
5 Sverresborg
6 Trygg/Lade (R)
7 Strindheim 2 (R)
8 Heimdal (R)
9 Faaberg (R)
10 Ham-Kam 2 (R)
11 Gjøvik-Lyn 2 (R)
12 Ottestad (R)
13 Kattem (R)
14 Alvdal (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 10
PosTeam
1 Kolstad
2 Orkla
3 Steinkjer
4 Verdal
5 Tillerbyen
6 KIL/Hemne (R)
7 Charlottenlund (R)
8 Stjørdals-Blink 2 (R)
9 Ranheim 2 (R)
10 Byåsen 2 (R)
11 NTNUI (R)
12 Rørvik (R)
13 Namsos (R)
14 Buvik (R)
Source: [ citation needed ]
(R) Relegation to Fourth Division
Group 11
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsRelegation
1 Sortland 2213544723+2444
2 Junkeren 2213544936+1344
3 Mosjøen 2212646439+2542
4 Mjølner 2212645431+2342
5 Bodø/Glimt 2 (R)2211385741+1636Relegation to Fourth Division
6 Fauske/Sprint (R)229765244+834
7 Sandnessjøen (R)2293104342+130
8 Melbo (R)227694245327
9 Brønnøysund (R)22811339501125
10 Stålkameratene (R)22641234471322
11 Lofoten (R)22701545692421
12 Medkila (R)2212192180595
Updated to match(es) played on 28 October 2016. Source: nifs.no
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(R) Relegated
Group 12
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsRelegation
1 Fløya 2218228223+5956
2 Salangen 2212555619+3741
3 Alta 2 2212555331+2241
4 Skjervøy 2212555333+2041
5 Kirkenes (R)2212374633+1339Relegation to Fourth Division
6 Skarp (R)2211475139+1237
7 Bjørnevatn (R)228684038+230
8 Bossekop (R)22921142571529
9 Tromsø 3 (R)22711438561822
10 Ishavsbyen (R)22541342783619
11 Hammerfest (R)22411726623613
12 Tverrelvdalen (R)2230192787609
Updated to match(es) played on 28 October 2016. Source: nifs.no
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(R) Relegated

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