Season trivia for Eliteserien 2025
It's not all about becoming the top scorer or winning matches - there's also a wealth of fascinating information related to goalscorers and other remarkable records. Below, you'll find trivia and interesting facts from the 2025 Eliteserien season in Norway.
Note that the season is not finished yet, and there for the information below is not necessarily the final version.
Best scoring couple
The top goal-scoring pair, that is, the two players where one scored the goal and the other assisted, are Patrick Berg and Kasper Høgh who have together scored 4 goals for Bodø/Glimt during the current season.
Fastest goalscorer
These players have all scored in the first minute in a match this season:
Fastest hat-trick
The fastest hat-trick this season was scored by Dino Islamovic of Rosenborg, scoring three goals within 25 minutes in the match between Rosenborg-Tromsø.
Top goalscorer by calendar month
The most goals scored in a calendar month during the current season is 6 goals, scored by these players and month:
Daniel Karlsbakk (Sarpsborg) - July 2025
Dino Islamovic (Rosenborg) - July 2025
Elias Sørensen (Vålerenga) - August 2025
Most braces by player
The player who has scored the most braces, meaning at least two goals in a match this season, is Daniel Karlsbakk in Sarpsborg, in total he has scored at least two goals in a match four times.
Most first goals in a match
Kasper Høgh in Bodø/Glimt has scored the first goal of the match the most times so far this season, and he has done it in eight matches,
Most last goals in a match
Right now, there are two players who have scored the last goal of the match four times, and the players who have done so are these:
Daniel Karlsbakk (Sarpsborg)
Aune Heggebø (Brann)
Most penalty goals by player
The player who has scored the most penalty goals this season is Zlatko Tripic in Viking with his eight penalty goals.
Most penalty goals by team
The team that has scored the most penalty goals in the matches played so far this season is Viking, who have scored ten goals from the penalty spot.
Most stoppage time goals by player
The most stoppage time goals by a player is two goals, and all these players have managed it so far are:
Most stoppage time goals by team
Viking is the team that has scored the most goals in 90+ minutes, in total they have scored seven goals in added time.
Most own goals by player
In total, there are two players who have each managed to score two own goals, and these are Eirik Haugan (Molde) and Mikkel Fischer (Haugesund).
Most own goals by team
The best teams at scoring on their own goalkeeper have done so three times so far this season, and the teams are Fredrikstad and Molde.
Players with goals in most consecutive matches
Right now, there are four players who have managed to score in 4 matches in a row, and they are:
Dino Islamovic (Rosenborg)
Marko Farji (Strømsgodset)
Elias Sørensen (Vålerenga)
Kasper Høgh (Bodø/Glimt)
Players with goals or assists in most consecutive matches
Marko Farji (Strømsgodset) and Kasper Høgh (Bodø/Glimt) have scored or assisted in 6 consecutive matches, which is the best in Eliteserien so far this season.
Players with most goals in the first half
So far this season, it is Kasper Høgh in Bodø/Glimt who has scored the most goals in the first half with 9 goals.
Players with most goals in the second half
Daniel Karlsbakk in Sarpsborg has scored the most goals in the second half of the match, having scored 9 goals in the second half so far.
Most consecutive wins
The team with the most consecutive wins so far this season is Tromsø, and their streak is 9 straight wins.
Most matches in a row without losing
Viking have 14 consecutive matches without losing, which is the best in Eliteserien this season.
Most consecutive losses
The team with the most consecutive losses right now, with 11 straight defeats, is Strømsgodset.
Most matches in a row without a win
Haugesund is the team with the longest streak of matches without a win so far this season, their run is at 17 straight matches without a win.
Most blown leads resulting in losses
The teams worst at defending their leads this season are Tromsø and Bodø/Glimt, each with three matches where they lost or drew after having led.