运动队资料
代表队：挪威足球女子项目
- 国家及地区：挪威
- 参赛项目：足球 - 女子项目
- 人数：22
运动员名单
| 姓名 | 位置 | 身高 | 体重 | 生日 | 俱乐部 |
| 索尔韦格·古尔布兰德森 | 前锋 | 1.69 | 67 | 1981年01月12日 | KOLBOTN (NOR) |
| 西丽·努尔比 | 后卫 | 1.66 | 62 | 1978年08月04日 | ROA (NOR) |
| 科隆博·尼尔森 | 守门员 | 1.84 | 77 | 1982年04月30日 | KOLBOTN (NOR) |
| 伦宁·特里内 | 后卫 | 1.64 | 61 | 1982年06月14日 | KOLBOTN (NOR) |
| 埃丽卡·斯卡尔博 | 守门员 | 1.74 | 73 | 1987年06月12日 | ARNA-BJORNAR (NOR) |
| 安内莉·吉斯克 | 中场球员 | 1.74 | 66 | 1985年07月25日 | FLOYA (NOR) |
| 玛丽塔·伦 | 后卫 | 1.73 | 64 | 1989年01月29日 | TEAM STROMMEN (NOR) |
| 克丽斯廷·利 | 前锋 | 1.68 | 62 | 1978年12月13日 | TRONDHEIM/ORN (NOR) |
| 埃利塞·托斯内斯 | 前锋 | 1.74 | 70 | 1988年08月14日 | ARNA-BJORNAR (NOR) |
| 弗尔斯塔·贡希尔 | 后卫 | 1.72 | 65 | 1981年11月03日 | TRONDHEIM/ORN (NOR) |
| 英格丽德·耶尔姆塞特 | 守门员 | 1.75 | 68 | 1980年04月10日 | ASKER (NOR) |
| 莱妮·凯于琳 | 前锋 | 1.66 | 62 | 1981年03月21日 | FFC TURBINE POTSDAM (GER) |
| 伊莎贝尔·赫洛夫森 | 前锋 | 1.70 | 68 | 1988年06月23日 | KOLBOTN (NOR) |
| 吕娜尔·维克斯塔德 | 后卫 | 1.71 | 67 | 1984年08月13日 | KOLBOTN (NOR) |
| 莱娜·斯托勒厄肯 | 中场球员 | 1.62 | 55 | 1981年06月20日 | TEAM STROMMEN (NOR) |
| 玛丽·克努特森 | 中场球员 | 1.67 | 62 | 1982年08月31日 | ROA (NOR) |
| 古罗·克努特森 | 前锋 | 1.67 | 61 | 1985年01月10日 | ROA (NOR) |
| 霍佩斯·塔阿内 | 后卫 | 1.66 | 62 | 1980年06月02日 | KLEPP (NOR) |
| 莱娜·米肖兰 | 前锋 | 1.63 | 62 | 1987年02月20日 | ROA (NOR) |
| 英维尔德·斯滕斯兰 | 中场球员 | 1.76 | 67 | 1981年08月03日 | KOPPARBERGS/GOTHEN. (SWE) |
| 梅利莎·维克 | 前锋 | 1.65 | 62 | 1985年02月07日 | ASKER (NOR) |
| 马里特·菲阿内·克里斯滕森 | 后卫 | 1.76 | 66 | 1980年12月11日 | ROA (NOR) |
官员
- 教练： 比亚内·贝恩特森
本届参赛比赛列表
| 时间 | 比赛项目 | 比赛名称 | 比赛地点 | 比赛结果 |
| 08-15 18:00 | 足球 | 女子1/4决赛 - 第20场 - F1队对阵G2队
 巴西 VS
 挪威
|
2 : 1 | |
| 08-12 19:45 | 足球 | 女子小组赛 - G组 - 第17场
 挪威 VS
 日本
|
1 : 5 | |
| 08-09 19:45 | 足球 | 女子小组赛 - G组 - 第12场
 新西兰 VS
 挪威
|
0 : 1 | |
| 08-06 19:45 | 足球 | 女子小组赛 - G组 - 第06场
 挪威 VS
 美国
|
2 : 0 |
历史成绩
Note: A complete explanation of data type and depth can be found in the Additional Information section of the biography
| Rank | Team | Year | Venue |
| Olympic Games | |||
| 1 | Senior | 2000 | Sydney, AUS |
| 3 | Senior | 1996 | Atlanta, GA, USA |
| FIFA Women's World Cup | |||
| 1 | Senior | 1995 | Sweden |
| 2 | Senior | 1991 | China |
| 4 | Senior | 2007 | China |
| 4 | Senior | 1999 | United States |
| 5 | Senior | 2003 | United States |
| European Championship | |||
| 2 | Senior | 2005 | England |
其他信息
General
Norway qualified for the 2008 Olympic Games at the 2007 World Cup in China after powering their way through the group stage and toppling hosts China in the quarterfinals. They lost out to eventual champions Germany 3-0 in the semifinals in Tianjin, but guaranteed their spot in Beijing as Europe's second best team. The spearhead of that campaign, forward Ragnhild Gulbrandsen, is now in retirement and a new generation of players are making their way at international level with the hope of matching the team's proud achievements of the past. Football is an extremely popular sport for women in Norway and after finishing as runners-up to the United States at the 1991 World Cup, they went one step further at the 1995 World Cup exacting their revenge on the United States in the semifinals before beating Germany 2-0 to become world champions. More glory followed at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia as their rivalry with the United States was re-opened in a tense gold medal decider at the Sydney Football Stadium. Dagny Mellgren scored a dramatic golden goal to secure the gold medals with a 3-2 scoreline. They never got the chance to defend their title at the 2004 Games in Athens, Greece after a quarterfinal exit at the 2003 World Cup and so will be keen to prove they can still compete at the top level in Beijing. Hopes will rest on the form of talented midfielder Solveig Gulbrandsen and plenty of the determination Norway's football teams are renowned for.
Norway qualified for the 2008 Olympic Games at the 2007 World Cup in China after powering their way through the group stage and toppling hosts China in the quarterfinals. They lost out to eventual champions Germany 3-0 in the semifinals in Tianjin, but guaranteed their spot in Beijing as Europe's second best team. The spearhead of that campaign, forward Ragnhild Gulbrandsen, is now in retirement and a new generation of players are making their way at international level with the hope of matching the team's proud achievements of the past. Football is an extremely popular sport for women in Norway and after finishing as runners-up to the United States at the 1991 World Cup, they went one step further at the 1995 World Cup exacting their revenge on the United States in the semifinals before beating Germany 2-0 to become world champions. More glory followed at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia as their rivalry with the United States was re-opened in a tense gold medal decider at the Sydney Football Stadium. Dagny Mellgren scored a dramatic golden goal to secure the gold medals with a 3-2 scoreline. They never got the chance to defend their title at the 2004 Games in Athens, Greece after a quarterfinal exit at the 2003 World Cup and so will be keen to prove they can still compete at the top level in Beijing. Hopes will rest on the form of talented midfielder Solveig Gulbrandsen and plenty of the determination Norway's football teams are renowned for.
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The following results are included in the Competition Highlights field. There can be small discrepancies due to the lack of sources for certain results. Note that the results are sorted on rank within a competition.
Results in Last Olympic Cycle:
- All Placings at 2004 Olympic Games, FIFA World Cup 2006 and FIFA Women's World Cup 2007
- All Placings at FIFA U-20 World Cup and FIFA U-17 World Cup
- All Placings at Continental Championships
Historical Results (before OG 2004):
- All Placings at Olympic Games, FIFA World Cup and FIFA Women's World Cup
- All Placings at FIFA U-20 World Cup and FIFA U-17 World Cup