1932 Norwegian Football Cup

1932 Norwegian Football Cup
	Norgesmesterskapet i fotball for menn 1932
Country	Norway
Teams	151 (overall); 46 (qualifying competition); 128 (main competition)
Defending champions	Odd
Champions	Fredrikstad (1st title)
Runners-up	Ørn
	← 1931 1933 →

The 1932 Norwegian Football Cup was the 31st season of the Norwegian annual knockout football tournament. The tournament was open for all members of NFF, except those from Northern Norway. The final was played at Marienlyst Stadion in Drammen on 16 October 1932, and was contested by four-time former winners Ørn, and Fredrikstad who played their first final. Fredrikstad won the final 6–1, and secured their first title. Odd were the defending champions, but were eliminated by Torp in the fourth round.

Rounds and dates

Qualifying round: 31 July
First round: 7 August
Second round: 14 August
Third round: 28 August
Fourth round: 4 September
Quarter–finals: 18 September
Semi–finals: 2 October
Final: 16 October

Qualifying round

Askim – Homansbyen 3–0
Bergmann – Tynset 2–4
Blink – Aasguten 5–1
Borg – Vinn 3–0
Drøbak – Gleng 1–3
Eydehavn – Spring (Kragerø) 4–0
Fremad Filtvet – B.14 3–5[1]
Grue – Frogg 1–0

Gråbein – Fagerborg 0–3
Haga – Eidsvold Turn 2–1
Harran – Bangsund 0–2
Hølen – Fredensborg 2–4
Lilleaker – Spikkestad 7–0
Magnor – Kampørn 5–7 (a.e.t.)
Molde – Langevåg 0–2
Namsos – Grong 5–0

Nordstrand – Speed 2–2 (a.e.t.), 1–4
Ready – Heming 3–4
Stord – Jarl 0–2
Strinda – National 4–5
Ullensaker – Lierfoss 6–1
Vard – Djerv 1919 3–1
Årstad – Ulabrand 1–0

First round

Aalesund – Langevåg 7–2
Askim – Kvik (Halden) 0–1
Bangsund – Kvik (Trondheim) 0–7
Berger – Strong 3–1
Brage – Orkanger 4–1
Brann – Minde 13–0
Djerv – Årstad 6–0
Drammens BK – Vardal 3–3, 3–2
Eidsvold IF – Drafn 0–3
Eiker – Birkebeineren 2–2, 0–2
Flekkefjord – Egersund 3–1
Fram (Larvik) – Kampørn 3–0
Freidig – Braatt 2–3
Fremad Lillehammer – Trygg (Oslo) 3–2
Frigg – Fossekallen 8–3
Geithus – Gjøa 1–3
Grane (Arendal) – Start 2–1
Grane (Sandvika) – Dæhlenengen 0–2
Grue – Lyn 0–9
Hamar – Elverum 8–0
Hardy – Ny–Solheim 12–0
Holmestrand – Skiens Grane 2–3

Jevnaker – Briskebyen 8–0
Kapp – Bøn 3–1
Kongsberg – Larvik Turn 1–5
Kongsvinger – Ullensaker 6–4
Kristiansund – Rosenborg 2–0
Lilleaker – Strømsgodset 1–0
Lillestrøm – Sander 5–0
Lisleby – Fredensborg 5–1
Liv – Tønsberg Turn 1–2
Lyn (Gjøvik) – Speed 5–1
Mandalskameratene – Donn 0–3
Mjøndalen – B.14 2–0
Moss – Roy (Hurum) 8–1
Neset – Rapp 4–2
Pors – Fagerborg 5–1
Ranheim – Blink 8–1
Rjukan – Vestfossen 5–2
Rollon – Clausenengen 5–2
Sandefjord BK – Urædd 1–4
Sarpsborg – Haga 9–0
Skeid – Norrøna (Strømmen) 7–0

Ski – Fredrikstad 1–5
Skiens BK – Eydehavn 8–1
Skiold – Fremad Filtvet 5–0
Snøgg – Vikersund 7–2
Stabæk – Falk 2–4
Stavanger – Jarl 3–1
Steinkjer – National 1–5
Storm – Kragerø 6–0
Strømmen BK – Nydalen 1–3
Sverre – Namsos 1–0 (a.e.t.)
Sørumsand – Selbak 0–2
Tistedalen – Gleng 2–3
Torp – Hasle 7–2
Tynset – Raufoss 0–7
Tønsberg-Kameratene – Borg 0–1
Ulf – Brodd 5–3
Vålerengen – Heming 8–3
Vigør – Odd 1–4
Viking – Vard 16–2
Voss – Høyanger 4–3
Ørn – Bygdø BK 7–1

Second round

Birkebeineren – Berger 2–2, 1–3
Borg – Storm 0–1
Braatt – Aalesund 1–2
Brage – Sverre 4–1
Brann – Jevnaker 9–0
Donn – Viking 2–0
Drafn – Lilleaker 7–0
Drammens BK – Hamar 4–0
Dæhlenengen – Sarpsborg 1–4
Falk – Torp 2–3
Fredrikstad – Skiens BK 5–1

Fremad Lillehammer – Lisleby 1–5
Gjøa – Skiold 2–0
Gleng – Vålerengen 2–7
Grane (Arendal) – Fram (Larvik) 2–5
Kvik (Halden) – Frigg 3–2
Kvik (Trondheim) – National 6–0
Larvik Turn – Skeid 5–1
Lyn – Pors 5–2
Moss – Kapp 3–2
Nydalen – Lyn (Gjøvik) 0–4
Odd – Rjukan 3–2

Ranheim – Neset 4–2
Raufoss – Mjøndalen 0–5
Rollon – Kristiansund 3–4
Selbak – Kongsvinger 7–1
Skiens Grane – Ørn 0–1
Stavanger – Flekkefjord 4–1
Tønsberg Turn – Snøgg 2–2, 4–1
Ulf – Djerv 2–3
Urædd – Lillestrøm 3–1
Voss – Hardy 0–4

Third round

Djerv – Lyn 1–3
Fram (Larvik) – Donn 2–1
Hardy – Stavanger 2–1
Kristiansund – Drammens BK 0–3
Kvik (Halden) – Brann 3–1
Kvik (Trondheim) – Moss 0–1

Lisleby – Berger 3–0
Lyn (Gjøvik) – Fredrikstad 0–3
Mjøndalen – Ranheim 8–2
Sarpsborg – Brage 2–2, 2–1
Storm – Gjøa 1–0

Torp – Urædd 7–0
Tønsberg Turn – Odd 0–5 (played in Sandefjord)
Vålerengen – Drafn 6–4
Ørn – Selbak 1–0
Aalesund – Larvik Turn 5–2

Fourth round

Drammens BK – Fram (Larvik) 2–0
Fredrikstad – Aalesund 9–1
Hardy – Lisleby 0–1
Lyn – Ørn 0–1

Moss – Mjøndalen 1–2
Odd – Torp 0–1
Sarpsborg – Vålerengen 2–1
Storm – Kvik (Halden) 1–2 (played in Larvik)

Quarter-finals

Kvik (Halden) – Ørn 1–2 (a.e.t.) (played at Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo)
Lisleby – Drammens BK 2–1 (a.e.t.)
Mjøndalen – Sarpsborg 3–2
Torp – Fredrikstad 0–2 (played in Sarpsborg)

Semi-finals

Fredrikstad – Mjøndalen 3–0
Ørn – Lisleby 3–1 (played in Larvik)

Final

16 October 1932

CEST (UTC+2)

Fredrikstad	6–1	Ørn
Arne Børresen 8' Sverre Moe 15', 24', 48', 82' Finn Johannesen 65'	Report	Oscar Thorstensen 10'

Marienlyst Stadion, Drammen

Attendance: 17,000

Referee: Oscar Arvid Carlsen (Lillestrøm)

References

For unknown reasons, both teams advanced to the first round

"Norwegian Cup 1932". RSSSF Norway. Archived from the original on 24 May 2008. Retrieved 31 January 2012.
"Cup final in Drammen, October 16". RSSSF Norway. Archived from the original on 24 May 2008. Retrieved 31 January 2012.
Jorsett, Per; Arne Scheie (December 1999). Cupen 1902-1999. J.M. Stenersens forlag. ISBN 82-7201-275-8.

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[1] For unknown reasons, both teams advanced to the first round

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