Norway Cup 2024 in Oslo

Norway Cup is a prestigious international tournament held annually in Oslo, drawing over a thousand teams. It's a cornerstone event in the amateur league, offering girls and boys aged 10 to 19 a chance to compete at Ekebergsletta. Participating in the cup marks the beginning of a promising football career for many of these teenagers. Show your support as they showcase their skills and passion on the field!

The Opening Parade & Concert (July 29, 2024)

As part of the festivities, there will be numerous outdoor activities suitable for children of all ages and adults at Ekeberg. The opening ceremony will kick off with a parade followed by an exciting opening concert on Saturday, July 29th. The parade starts at Ekeberg Camping at 5 pm, but it's better to come half an hour in advance. All participants attend wearing their team-kits and waving various flags. It starts at Ekeberg Camping, proceeds across Ekebergsletta, and finishes in the main square of the Norway Cup. Following the parade, attendees can enjoy an electrifying opening concert at Ekebergsletta starting at 6 pm.

Program of Finals & Events

Other highlights of the Norway Cup are the finals, which take place on Friday and Saturday at Ekebergsletta. All other matches occur between Sunday and Tuesday at various sports venues across Oslo. Spectators can watch thousands of games and also attend concerts and fairs. There are many celebrity players and trainers and plenty of entertainment. Handball is making its highly anticipated return to the Norway Cup. The indoor handball tournament will take place across approximately 16 playing surfaces, either at Ekebergsletta or in a nearby location.

Bækkelagets Sportklub is the organizing force behind the renowned Norway Cup, which had its humble beginnings in 1972 with 420 teams and 8,400 participants. Over the years, this tournament has welcomed participants, players, and referees from an impressive 127 nations. Furthermore, the Norway Cup holds a special place in the history of women's football in Norway, often regarded as its cradle. In 2016, 2199 teams participated.