Norwegian football clubs in European competitions

Norwegian football teams have entered Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) club competitions every season since 1960. Nineteen clubs have represented Norway in four official tournaments: the Champions League (originally the European Cup), the Europa League (originally the UEFA Cup), the Cup Winners' Cup and the Intertoto Cup, the latter two which are now defunct. Rosenborg has participated in thirty seasons, more than any other Norwegian team, while Fyllingen, Gjøvik-Lyn, Haugar and Kongsvinger have only participated once each. No Norwegian teams have ever advanced past the quarter-finals of any tournament, with Rosenborg, Lyn, Brann, Vålerenga and Bodø/Glimt having reached one quarter-final each.

Fredrikstad made Norway's debut by winning over Ajax in the 1960–61 European Cup. They would represent Norway for the first three seasons until Lyn took the place in 1963–64. The same year Gjøvik-Lyn debuted for Norway in the Cup Winners' Cup. Rosenborg made Norway's debut in the UEFA Cup in 1971. In 93 entries between 1960 and 1992, Norwegian clubs only succeeded at advancing past the first fixture sixteen times, and only once past the second, when Lyn reached the 1968–69 European Cup Winners' Cup quarter-finals. From 1993 Norwegian clubs started advancing past the first rounds more regularly. Rosenborg reached the group stage of the 1995–96 UEFA Champions League and would qualify for that level eight consecutive times and eleven in total. The following season Rosenborg reached the quarter-finals, the same season as Brann reached the quarter-finals of the Cup Winners' Cup. Vålerenga would match the feat in the 1998–99 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. The following year Molde qualified to bring two teams to the group stage of the 1999–2000 UEFA Champions League. The 2005–06 season saw Rosenborg play in the Champions League group stage and both Viking and Tromsø play in the UEFA Cup group stage. Rosenborg is the only team qualify for the UEFA Cup by winning all its matches in the Intertoto Cup, an achievement they completed in 2008. Since 2010 only Molde have managed to progress past the group stage in any competition, reaching the round of 32 in the 2015–16 Europa League and the round of 16 in 2020–21.

Werder Bremen has eliminated Norwegian teams a record five times out of five attempts. Linfield has played Norwegian teams a record seven times, with the team being eliminated a record five times. Viking holds a Norwegian record 18–0 victory Principat from 1999, while Leeds United served a Norwegian record 0–16 defeat for Lyn in 1969.

Results

Key

(a.e.t.) = Match determined after extra time (a) = Match determined via away goals rule (pen.) = Match determined via penalty shoot-out (wo) = Walkover GS = Group stage G1 = First group stage G2 = Second group stage PO = Play-off round R1 = First Round R2 = Second Round

R3 = Third Round R32 = Round of 32 KPO = Knockout round play-offs R16 = Round of 16 QF = Quarter-finals QR = Qualification round Q1 = First qualification round Q2 = Second qualification round Q3 = Third qualification round

Season	Tournament	Club	Eliminated by	Score	Round	Eliminated team(s)	Ref(s)
1960–61	European Cup	Fredrikstad	AGF Aarhus	0–4	R1	Ajax (4–3)	[1]
1961–62	European Cup		Standard Liège	0–4	PR	—	[2]
1962–63	European Cup		Vasas	1–11	PR	—	[3]
1963–64	European Cup	Lyn	Borussia Dortmund	3–7	PR	—	[4]
1963–64	Cup Winners' Cup	Gjøvik-Lyn	APOEL	0–7	R1	—	[5]
1964–65	European Cup	Lyn	Amsterdam	1–8	R1	Reipas Lahti (4–2)	[6]
1964–65	Cup Winners' Cup	Skeid	Haka	1–2	R1	—	[7]
1965–66	European Cup	Lyn	Derry City	6–8	PR	—	[8]
1965–66	Cup Winners' Cup	Rosenborg	Dynamo Kyiv	1–6	R1	KR (6–2)	[9] [10]
1966–67	European Cup	Vålerenga	Linfield	2–5	R2	KF Tirana (wo)	[11]
1966–67	Cup Winners' Cup	Skeid	Zaragoza	4–5	R1	—	[12]
1967–68	European Cup		Sparta Prague	1–2	R1	—	[13]
1967–68	Cup Winners' Cup	Fredrikstad	Vitória	2–7	R1	—	[14]
1968–69	European Cup	Rosenborg	Rapid Wien	4–6	R1	—	[15]
1968–69	Cup Winners' Cup	Lyn	Barcelona	4–5	QF	Altay (5–4), Norrköping (4–3)	[16] [17] [18]
1969–70	European Cup		Leeds United	0–16	R1	—	[19]
1969–70	Cup Winners' Cup	Mjøndalen	Cardiff	2–12	R1	—	[20]
1970–71	European Cup	Rosenborg	Standard Liège	0–7	R1	—	[21]
1970–71	Cup Winners' Cup	Strømsgodset	Nantes	3–7	R1	—	[22]
1971–72	European Cup		Arsenal	1–7	R1	—	[23]
1971–72	Cup Winners' Cup	Lyn	Sporting CP	0–7	R1	—	[24]
1971–72	UEFA Cup	Rosenborg	Lierse	4–4 (a)	R2	HJK (4–0)	[25]
1972–73	European Cup		Celtic	2–5	R1	—	[26]
1972–73	Cup Winners' Cup	Fredrikstad	Hajduk Split	0–2	R1	—	[27]
1972–73	UEFA Cup	Viking	1. FC Köln	2–10	R2	ÍBV (1–0)	[28]
1972–73	UEFA Cup	Lyn	Tottenham Hotspur	3–12	R1	—	[29]
1973–74	European Cup	Viking	Spartak Trnava	1–3	R1	—	[30]
1973–74	Cup Winners' Cup	Brann	Glentoran	0–2	R2	Gżira (9–0)	[31] [32]
1973–74	UEFA Cup	Fredrikstad	Dynamo Kyiv	0–5	R1	—	[33]
1973–74	UEFA Cup	Strømsgodset	Leeds United	2–7	R1	—	[34]
1974–75	European Cup	Viking	Ararat Yerevan	2–6	R1	—	[35]
1974–75	Cup Winners' Cup	Strømsgodset	Liverpool	0–12	R1	—	[36]
1974–75	UEFA Cup	Rosenborg	Hibernian	3–12	R1	—	[37]
1974–75	UEFA Cup	Start	Djurgården	1–7	R1	—	[38]
1975–76	European Cup	Viking	Molenbeek	2–4	R1	—	[39]
1975–76	Cup Winners' Cup	Skeid	Stal Rzeszów	0–12	R1	—	[40]
1975–76	UEFA Cup	Molde	Östers IF	1–6	R1	—	[41]
1975–76	UEFA Cup	Vålerenga	Athlone	2–4	R1	—	[42]
1976–77	European Cup	Viking	Baník Ostrava	2–3	R1	—	[43]
1976–77	Cup Winners' Cup	Bodø/Glimt	Napoli	0–3	R1	—	[44]
1976–77	UEFA Cup	Brann	Queens Park Rangers	1–11	R1	—	[45]
1976–77	UEFA Cup	Start	Wacker Innsbruck	1–7	R1	—	[46]
1977–78	Cup Winners' Cup	Brann	Twente	1–4	R2	Akranes (5–0)	[47] [48]
1977–78	European Cup	Lillestrøm	Ajax	2–4	R1	—	[49]
1977–78	UEFA Cup	Start	Braunschweig	1–4	R2	Fram (8–0)	[50]
1977–78	UEFA Cup	Mjøndalen	Bayern Munich	0–12	R1	—	[51]
1978–79	European Cup	Lillestrøm	Austria Wien	1–4	R2	Linfield (1–0)	[52]
1978–79	Cup Winners' Cup	Bodø/Glimt	Internazionale	1–7	R2	Union Luxembourg (4–2)	[53] [54]
1978–79	UEFA Cup	Molde	Torpedo Moscow	3–7	R1	—	[55]
1978–79	UEFA Cup	Start	Esbjerg	0–1	R1	—	[56]
1979–80	European Cup		Strasbourg	1–6	R1	—	[57]
1979–80	Cup Winners' Cup	Lillestrøm	Rangers	0–3	PR	—	[58]
1979–80	UEFA Cup	Skeid	Ipswich Town	1–10	R1	—	[59]
1979–80	UEFA Cup	Viking	Borussia Mönchengladbach	1–4	R1	—	[60]
1980–81	European Cup		Red Star Belgrade	3–7	R1	—	[61]
1980–81	Cup Winners' Cup	Haugar	Newport	0–6	R2	Sion (3–1)	[62] [63]
1980–81	UEFA Cup	Moss	1. FC Magdeburg	3–5	R1	—	[64]
1981–82	European Cup	Start	AZ	1–4	R1	—	[65]
1981–82	Cup Winners' Cup	Vålerenga	Legia Warsaw	3–6	R1	—	[66]
1981–82	UEFA Cup	Bryne	Winterslag	2–3	R1	—	[67]
1982–83	European Cup	Vålerenga	Dinamo București	3–4	PR	—	[68]
1982–83	Cup Winners' Cup	Lillestrøm	Red Star Belgrade	0–7	R1	—	[69]
1982–83	UEFA Cup	Viking	Dundee United	1–3	R2	Lokomotive Leipzig (3–3)	[70]
1983–84	European Cup		Partizan	1–5	R1	—	[71]
1983–84	Cup Winners' Cup	Brann	NEC Nijmegen	1–2	R1	—	[72]
1983–84	UEFA Cup	Bryne	Anderlecht	1–4	R1	—	[73]
1984–85	European Cup	Vålerenga	Sparta Prague	0–4	R1	—	[74]
1984–85	Cup Winners' Cup	Moss	Bayern Munich	2–6	R1	—	[75]
1984–85	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Lokomotive Leipzig	3–7	R1	—	[76]
1985–86	European Cup	Vålerenga	Zenit Leningrad	0–4	R1	—	[77]
1985–86	Cup Winners' Cup	Fredrikstad	Bangor City	1–1 (a)	R1	—	[78]
1985–86	UEFA Cup	Viking	Legia Warsaw	1–4	R1	—	[79]
1986–87	European Cup	Rosenborg	Red Star Belgrade	1–7	R2	Linfield (2–1)	[80]
1986–87	Cup Winners' Cup	Lillestrøm	Benfica	1–4	R1	—	[81]
1986–87	UEFA Cup	Vålerenga	Beveren	1–4	R1	—	[82]
1987–88	European Cup	Lillestrøm	Bordeaux	0–1	R2	Linfield (5–3)	[83]
1987–88	Cup Winners' Cup	Tromsø	St Mirren	0–1	R1	—	[84]
1987–88	UEFA Cup	Mjøndalen	Werder Bremen	1–5	R1	—	[85]
1988–89	European Cup	Moss	Real Madrid	0–4	R1	—	[86]
1988–89	Cup Winners' Cup	Bryne	Békéscsaba	2–4	PR	—	[87]
1988–89	UEFA Cup	Molde	Waregem	1–5	R1	—	[88]
1989–90	European Cup	Rosenborg	Mechelen	0–5	R1	—	[89]
1989–90	Cup Winners' Cup	Brann	Sampdoria	0–3	R1	—	[90]
1989–90	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Werder Bremen	1–5	R1	—	[91]
1990–91	European Cup		Club Brugge	1–3	R1	—	[92]
1990–91	Cup Winners' Cup	Viking	Liège	0–5	R1	—	[93]
1990–91	UEFA Cup	Rosenborg	Chornomorets Odesa	3–4	R1	—	[94]
1991–92	European Cup		Sampdoria	1–7	R1	—	[95]
1991–92	Cup Winners' Cup	Fyllingen	Atlético Madrid	2–8	R1	—	[96]
1991–92	UEFA Cup	Tromsø	Wacker Innsbruck	2–3	R1	—	[97]
1992–93	Champions League	Viking	Barcelona	0–1	R1	—	[98]
1992–93	Cup Winners' Cup	Strømsgodset	Hapoel Petah Tikva	0–4	PR	—	[99]
1992–93	UEFA Cup	Rosenborg	Dynamo Moscow	3–5	R1	—	[100]
1993–94	Champions League		Austria Wien	4–5	R1	Avenir Beggen (3–0)	[101]
1993–94	Cup Winners' Cup	Lillestrøm	Torino	2–3	R1	Nikol Tallinn (8–1)	[102] [103]
1993–94	UEFA Cup	Kongsvinger	Juventus	1–3	R2	Öster (7–2)	[104]
1994–95	Cup Winners' Cup	Bodø/Glimt	Sampdoria	3–4	R1	Olimpija Rīga (6–0)	[105] [106]
1994–95	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Bordeaux	1–5	R2	Shakhtar Donetsk (4–3)	[107]
1994–95	UEFA Cup	Rosenborg	Deportivo La Coruña	2–4 (a.e.t.)	R2	Grevenmacher (8–1)	[108]
1995–96	Champions League		Spartak Moscow, Legia Warszawa, Blackburn Rovers	—	GS	Beşiktaş (4–3)	[109]
1995–96	Cup Winners' Cup	Molde	Paris Saint-Germain	2–6	R1	Dinamo-93 Minsk (3–2)	[110] [111]
1995–96	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Brøndby	0–3	R2	Flora (4–1)	[112]
1995–96	UEFA Cup	Viking	Auxerre	1–2	R2	Tampereen Pallo-Veikot (7–1)	[113]
1996–97	Champions League	Rosenborg	Juventus	1–3	QF	Panathinaikos (3–1, a.e.t.), Porto, Milan, IFK Göteborg	[114]
1996–97	Cup Winners' Cup	Brann	Liverpool	1–4	QF	Shelbourne (5–2), Cercle Brugge (3–6), PSV Eindhoven (4–3)	[115] [116] [117] [118]
1996–97	UEFA Cup	Bodø/Glimt	Trabzonspor	2–5	R1	Beitar Jerusalem (7–2)	[119]
1996–97	UEFA Cup	Molde	Dinamo Tbilisi	1–2	Q2	—	[120]
1997–98	Champions League	Rosenborg	Real Madrid, Olympiacos, Porto	—	GS	MTK Budapest (4–1)	[121]
1997–98	Cup Winners' Cup	Tromsø	Chelsea	4–9	R2	Zagreb (6–5, a.e.t.)	[122] [123]
1997–98	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Twente	2–2 (a)	R1	Dinamo Minsk (3–0)	[124]
1997–98	UEFA Cup	Brann	Grasshopper	2–3	Q2	Naftex Burgas (4–4)	[125]
1997–98	UEFA Cup	Viking	Neuchâtel Xamax	2–4	Q2	Vojvodina (2–2, 5–4 pen.)	[126]
1998–99	Champions League	Rosenborg	Juventus, Galatasaray, Athletic Bilbao	—	GS	Club Brugge (4–4, a)	[127]
1998–99	Cup Winners' Cup	Vålerenga	Chelsea	2–6	QF	Rapid București (2–2, a), Beşiktaş (4–3)	[128] [129] [130]
1998–99	UEFA Cup	Brann	Werder Bremen	2–4	R1	Žalgiris (1–0)	[131]
1998–99	UEFA Cup	Strømsgodset	Aston Villa	2–6	R1	Hapoel Tel Aviv (1–1, 4–2 pen.)	[132]
1998–99	UEFA Cup	Molde	CSKA Sofia	0–2	Q2	—	[133]
1999–2000	Champions League	Rosenborg	Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Dynamo Kyiv	—	G2	Feyenoord, Borussia Dortmund, Boavista	[134]
1999–2000	Champions League	Molde	Real Madrid, Porto, Olympiacos	—	GS	CSKA Moscow (4–2), Mallorca (1–1, a)	[135]
1999–2000	UEFA Cup	Viking	Werder Bremen	2–2 (a)	R2	Principat (18–0), Sporting CP (3–1)	[136]
1999–2000	UEFA Cup	Bodø/Glimt	Werder Bremen	1–6	R1	Vaduz (3–1)	[137]
1999–2000	UEFA Cup	Stabæk	Deportivo La Coruña	1–2	R1	—	[138]
2000–01	Champions League	Rosenborg	Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, Helsingborg	—	G1	Shelbourne (4–2), Dunaferr (4–3)	[139]
	UEFA Cup		Alavés	2–4	R3	—	[140]
2000–01	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Alavés	5–3	R2	Glentoran (4–0), Dynamo Moscow (4–3)	[141]
2000–01	UEFA Cup	Brann	Basel	6–7	R1	Liepājas Metalurgs (2–1)	[142]
2000–01	UEFA Cup	Molde	Rayo Vallecano	1–2	R1	—	[143]
2001–02	Champions League	Rosenborg	Juventus, Porto, Celtic	—	G1	Inter Bratislava (7–3)	[144]
2001–02	Champions League	Brann	Levski Sofia	1–1 (a)	Q2	—	[145]
2001–02	UEFA Cup	Viking	Hertha BSC	0–3	R2	Brotnjo (2–1), Kilmarnock (4–3)	[146]
2001–02	UEFA Cup	Odd Grenland	Helsingborg	3–3 (a)	R1	—	[147]
2002–03	Champions League	Rosenborg	Internazionale, Ajax, Lyon	—	G1	Brøndby (4–2)	[148]
2002–03	Champions League	Lillestrøm	Željezničar	0–2	Q2	—	[149]
2002–03	UEFA Cup	Viking	Celta Vigo	1–4	R2	Chelsea (5–4)	[150]
2002–03	UEFA Cup	Stabæk	Anderlecht	2–2 (a)	R1	Linfield (5–1)	[151]
2002–03	UEFA Cup	Brann	Sūduva	4–6	QR	—	[152]
2003–04	Champions League	Rosenborg	Deportivo La Coruña	0–1	Q3	Bohemian (5–0)	[153]
	UEFA Cup		Benfica	2–2 (a)	R3	Ventspils (10–1), Red Star Belgrade (1–0)	[154]
2003–04	UEFA Cup	Vålerenga	Newcastle United	2–4	R3	Grazer AK (1–1, a), Wisła Kraków (0–0, 4–3 pen.)	[155]
2003–04	UEFA Cup	Molde	Benfica	1–5	R2	Klaksvík (6–0), Leiria (3–2)	[156]
2003–04	UEFA Cup	Lyn	PAOK	1–3	R1	Runavík (9–1)	[157]
2004–05	Champions League	Rosenborg	Arsenal, PSV Eindhoven, Panathinaikos	—	G1	Sheriff Tiraspol (4–1), Maccabi Haifa (5–3, a.e.t.)	[158]
2004–05	UEFA Cup	Bodø/Glimt	Beşiktaş	1–2	R1	Levadia Tallinn (3–3, 8–7 pen.)	[159]
2004–05	UEFA Cup	Odd Grenland	Feyenoord	1–5	R1	Ekranas (4–3)	[160]
2004–05	UEFA Cup	Stabæk	Sochaux	0–9	R1	Haka (4–3)	[161]
2005–06	Champions League	Rosenborg	Lyon, Real Madrid, Olympiacos	—	G1	Steaua București (4–3)	[162]
2005–06	Champions League	Vålerenga	Club Brugge	1–1 (4–3 pen.)	Q3	Haka (5–1)	[163]
2005–06	UEFA Cup		Steaua București	1–6	R1	—	[164]
2005–06	UEFA Cup	Rosenborg	Zenit Saint Petersburg	1–3	R32	—	[165]
2005–06	UEFA Cup	Viking	Monaco, Hamburger SV, Slavia Prague, CSKA Sofia	—	GS	Portadown (3–1), Rhyl (3–1), Austria Wien (2–2, a)	[166]
2005–06	UEFA Cup	Tromsø	Strasbourg, Roma, Basel, Red Star Belgrade	—	GS	Esbjerg (1–1, 3–2 pen.), Galatasaray (2–1)	[167]
2005–06	UEFA Cup	Brann	Lokomotiv Moscow	3–5	R1	Allianssi Vantaa (2–0)	[168]
2006–07	Champions League	Vålerenga	Mladá Boleslav	3–5	Q2	—	[169]
2006–07	UEFA Cup	Start	Ajax	2–9	R1	Skála (4–0), Drogheda United (1–1, 11–10 pen.)	[170]
2006–07	UEFA Cup	Molde	Rangers	0–2	R1	Skonto (2–1)	[171]
2006–07	UEFA Cup	Brann	Åtvidaberg	4–4 (a)	Q2	Glentoran (2–0)	[172]
2006–07	UEFA Cup	Lyn	Flora	1–1 (a)	Q1	—	[173]
2007–08	Champions League	Rosenborg	Chelsea, Schalke 04, Valencia	—	GS	Astana (10–2), Tampere United (5–0)	[174]
2007–08	UEFA Cup		Fiorentina	3–1	R32	—	[175]
2007–08	UEFA Cup	Brann	Everton	1–8	R32	Carmarthen (14–3), Sūduva (6–4), Club Brugge (2–2, a), Hamburger SV, Basel, Rennes, Dinamo Zagreb	[176]
2007–08	UEFA Cup	Vålerenga	Austria Wien	2–4	R1	Flora (2–0), Ekranas (7–1)	[177]
2007–08	UEFA Cup	Fredrikstad	Hammarby	2–3	Q2	—	[178]
2007–08	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Käerjéng	2–2 (a)	Q1	—	[179]
2008–09	Champions League	Brann	Marseille	1–3	Q3	Ventspils (2–2, a)	[180]
2008–09	UEFA Cup		Deportivo La Coruña	2–2 (3–2 pen.)	GS	—	[181]
2008–09	UEFA Cup	Rosenborg	Saint-Étienne, Valencia, Copenhagen, Club Brugge	—	GS	Djurgården (6–2), Brøndby (5–3)	[182]
2008–09	UEFA Cup	Viking	Honka	1–2	Q2	Vėtra (2–1)	[183]
2008–09	UEFA Cup	Lillestrøm	Copenhagen	3–7	Q2	—	[184]
2008–09	UEFA Cup	Stabæk	Rennes	2–3	Q2	—	[185]
2009–10	Champions League	Stabæk	Copenhagen	1–3	Q3	Tirana (5–1)	[186]
2009–10	Europa League		Valencia	1–7	PO	—	[187]
2009–10	Europa League	Tromsø	Athletic Bilbao	3–4	PO	Dinamo Minsk (4–1), Slaven (4–1)	[188]
2009–10	Europa League	Fredrikstad	Lech Poznań	3–7	Q3	—	[189]
2009–10	Europa League	Vålerenga	PAOK	2–2 (a)	Q3	—	[190]
2009–10	Europa League	Rosenborg	Qarabağ	0–1 (a)	Q3	Runavík (6–1)	[191]
2010–11	Champions League	Rosenborg	Copenhagen	2–2 (a)	PO	Linfield (2–0), AIK (4–0)	[192]
	Europa League		Bayer Leverkusen, Aris, Atlético Madrid	—	GS	—	[193]
2010–11	Europa League	Molde	VfB Stuttgart	4–5	Q3	Jelgava (2–2, a)	[194]
2010–11	Europa League	Aalesund	Motherwell	1–4	Q3	—	[195]
2010–11	Europa League	Stabæk	Dnepr Mogilev	3–3 (a)	Q2	—	[196]
2011–12	Champions League	Rosenborg	Viktoria Plzeň	2–4	Q3	Breiðablik (5–2)	[197]
2011–12	Europa League		AEK Larnaca	1–2	PO	—	[198]
2011–12	Europa League	Aalesund	AZ	2–7	PO	Neath (6–1), Ferencváros (4–3, a.e.t.), Elfsborg (5–1)	[199]
2011–12	Europa League	Vålerenga	PAOK	0–5	Q3	Mika (2–0)	[200]
2011–12	Europa League	Strømsgodset	Atlético Madrid	1–4	Q3	—	[201]
2011–12	Europa League	Tromsø	Paks	1–4	Q2	Daugava (7–1)	[202]
2012–13	Champions League	Molde	Basel	1–4	Q3	Ventspils (4–1)	[203]
	Europa League		Steaua București, VfB Stuttgart, Copenhagen	—	GS	Heerenveen (4–1)
2012–13	Europa League	Rosenborg	Metalist Kharkiv, Bayer Leverkusen, Rapid Wien	—	GS	Crusaders (4–0), Ordabasy (4–3), Legia Warsaw (3–2), Servette (3–2), Legia Warsaw (3–2)	[204]
2012–13	Europa League	Aalesund	APOEL	1–3	Q3	Tirana (6–1)	[205]
2012–13	Europa League	Tromsø	Partizan	3–3 (a)	PO	Metalurh Donetsk (2–1), Olimpija Ljubljana (1–0, a.e.t.)	[206]
2012–13	Europa League	Stabæk	JJK	3–4	Q1	—	[207]
2013–14	Champions League	Molde	Legia Warsaw	1–1	Q3	Sligo Rovers (3–0)	[208]
	Europa League		Rubin Kazan	0–5	PO	—	—
2013–14	Europa League	Tromsø	Tottenham Hotspur, Anzhi Makhachkala, Sheriff Tiraspol	—	GS	Celje (3–2), Inter Baku (2–1), Differdange 03 (1–1, 4–3 pen.), Beşiktaş (2–3) [A]	[209]
2013–14	Europa League	Strømsgodset	Jablonec	2–5	Q3	Debrecen (5–2)	[210]
2013–14	Europa League	Hødd	Aktobe	1–2	Q2	—	[211]
2013–14	Europa League	Rosenborg	St Johnstone	1–2	Q2	Crusaders (9–3)	[212]
2014–15	Champions League	Strømsgodset	Steaua București	0–3	Q2	—	[213]
2014–15	Europa League	Haugesund	Sarajevo	2–3	Q2	Airbus UK Broughton (3–2)	[214]
2014–15	Europa League	Molde	Zorya Luhansk	2–3	Q3	Gorica (5–2)	[215]
2014–15	Europa League	Rosenborg	Karabükspor	1–1 (a)	Q3	Jelgava (6–0), Sligo Rovers (4–3)	[216]
2014–15	Europa League	Tromsø	Víkingur Gøta	1–2	Q2	Santos Tartu (13–1)	[217]
2015–16	Champions League	Molde	Dinamo Zagreb	3–3 (a)	Q3	Pyunik (5–1)	[218]
2015–16	Europa League		Sevilla	1–3	R32	Standard Liège (3–3, a), Fenerbahçe, Celtic, Ajax	[219]
2015–16	Europa League	Odd	Borussia Dortmund	5–11	PO	Sheriff Tiraspol (3–0), Shamrock Rovers (4–1), Elfsborg (3–2)	[220]
2015–16	Europa League	Rosenborg	Saint-Étienne, Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk, Lazio	—	GS	Víkingur (2–0), KR (4–0), Debrecen (6–3), Steaua București (3–1)	[221]
2015–16	Europa League	Strømsgodset	Hajduk Split	0–4	Q3	Partizani (4–1), Mladá Boleslav (2–2, a)	[222]
2016–17	Champions League	Rosenborg	APOEL	2–4	Q3	Norrköping (5–4)	[223]
	Europa League		Austria Wien	2–4	PO	—	[224]
2016–17	Europa League	Odd	PAS Giannina	3–4 (a.e.t.)	Q2	Mariehamn (3–1)	[225]
2016–17	Europa League	Stabæk	Connah's Quay Nomads	0–1	Q1	—	[226]
2016–17	Europa League	Strømsgodset	SønderjyskE	3–4 (a.e.t.)	Q2	—	[227]
2017–18	Champions League	Rosenborg	Celtic	0–1	Q3	Dundalk (3–2)
	Europa League		Zenit Saint Petersburg, Real Sociedad, Vardar	—	GS	Ajax (4–2)
2017–18	Europa League	Brann	Ružomberok	1–2	Q2	—
2017–18	Europa League	Haugesund	Lech Poznań	3–4	Q2	Coleraine (7–0)
2017–18	Europa League	Odd	Dinamo Zagreb	1–2	Q3	Ballymena United (5–0), Vaduz (2–0)
2018–19	Champions League	Rosenborg	Celtic	1–3	Q2	Valur (3–2)
	Europa League		Red Bull Salzburg, Celtic, Leipzig	—	GS	Cork City (5–0), Shkëndija (5−1)
2018–19	Europa League	Lillestrøm	LASK	1–6	Q2	—
2018–19	Europa League	Molde	Zenit Saint Petersburg	3–4	PO	Glenavon (6–3), Laçi (5–0), Hibernian (3–0)
2018–19	Europa League	Sarpsborg 08	Genk, Malmö FF, Beşiktaş	—	GS	ÍBV (6–0), St. Gallen (2–2, ag), Rijeka (2–1), Maccabi Tel Aviv (4–3)
2019–20	Champions League	Rosenborg	Dinamo Zagreb	1–3	PO	Linfield (6–0), BATE Borisov (3–2), Maribor (6–2)
	Europa League		LASK, Sporting CP, PSV Eindhoven	—	GS	—
2019–20	Europa League	Brann	Shamrock Rovers	3–4	Q1	—
2019–20	Europa League	Haugesund	PSV Eindhoven	0–1	Q3	Cliftonville (6–1), Sturm Graz (3–2)
2019–20	Europa League	Molde	Partizan	2–3	PO	KR (7–1), Čukarički (3–1), Aris (4–3, a.e.t.)
2020–21	Champions League	Molde	Ferencváros	3–3 (a)	PO	KuPS (5–0), Celje (2–1), Qarabağ (6–5, pen.)
	Europa League		Granada	2–3	R16	Arsenal, Rapid Wien, Dundalk, 1899 Hoffenheim (5–3)
2020–21	Europa League	Bodø/Glimt	Milan	2–3	Q3	Kauno Žalgiris (6–1), Žalgiris (3–1)
2020–21	Europa League	Rosenborg	PSV Eindhoven	0–2	PO	Breiðablik (4–2), Ventspils (5–1), Alanyaspor (1–0)
2020–21	Europa League	Viking	Aberdeen	0–2	Q2	—
2021–22	Champions League	Bodø/Glimt	Legia Warsaw	2–5	Q1	—
	Europa Conference League		Roma	2–5	QF	Žalgiris, (3–2) Prishtina (3–2), Valur (6–0), Roma, Zorya Luhansk, CSKA Sofia, Cetlic (5–1), AZ (4–3 a.e.t.)
2021–22	Europa Conference League	Molde	Trabzonspor	4–4 (3–4p)	Q3	Servette (3–2)
2021–22	Europa Conference League	Rosenborg	Rennes	1–5	PO	Domžale (8–2), FH (6–1)
2021–22	Europa Conference League	Vålerenga	Gent	2–4	Q2	—
2022–23	Champions League	Bodø/Glimt	Dinamo Zagreb	2–4	PO	KÍ Klaksvík (4–3), Linfield (8–1), Žalgiris (6–1)
	Europa League		Arsenal, PSV Eindhoven, Zürich	–	GS
	Europa Conference League		Lech Poznań	0–1	KPO
2022–23	Europa Conference League	Molde	Djurgården, Gent, Shamrock Rovers	–	GS	Elfsborg (6–2), Kisvárda (5–2), Wolfsberger AC (4–1)
2022–23	Europa Conference League	Viking	FCSB	3–4	PO	Sparta Prague (2–1), Sligo Rovers (5–2)
2022–23	Europa Conference League	Lillestrøm	Royal Antwerp	1–5	Q3	SJK (6–2)
2023–24	Champions League	Molde	Galatasaray	3–5	PO	HJK Helsinki (2–1), KÍ Klaksvik (3–2)
	Europa League		Bayer Leverkusen, Qarabağ, BK Häcken	–	GS
	Europa Conference League		Club Brugge	2–4	R16	Legia Warsaw (6-2)
2023–24	Europa Conference League	Bodø/Glimt	Ajax	3–4 (a.e.t.)	KPO	Bohemians 1905 (7–2), Pyunik (6–0), Sepsi OSK (5–4 a.e.t.), Club Brugge, Beşiktaş, Lugano
2023–24	Europa Conference League	Rosenborg	Hearts	3–4	Q3	Crusaders (5–4)
2023–24	Europa Conference League	Brann	AZ	4–4 (5–6 p)	PO	Arouca (4–3)
2024–25	Champions League	Bodø/Glimt		–	Q2
2024–25	Europa League	Molde	Silkeborg	–	Q2
2024–25	Europa Conference League	Brann	Go Ahead Eagles	–	Q2
2024–25	Europa Conference League	Tromsø		–	Q2

^

On 30 August 2013, Beşiktaş was disqualified from the 2013–14 UEFA Europa League as per final ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. ^[228] They were replaced in the group stage draw by Tromsø, which lost to Beşiktaş in the play-off round. ^[229]

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