1936 Norwegian Football Cup

The 1936 Norwegian Football Cup was the 35th 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 Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo on 25 October 1936, and was contested by the defending champions Fredrikstad and the two-time former winners Mjøndalen. Fredrikstad successfully defended their title with a 2–0 victory, securing their third Norwegian Cup trophy.

1936 Norwegian Football Cup

Norgesmesterskapet i fotball for menn 1936
Country	Norway
Defending champions	Fredrikstad
Champions	Fredrikstad (3rd title)
Runners-up	Mjøndalen
← 1935 1937 →

Rounds and dates

• First round: 23 August
• Second round: 30 August
• Third round: 13 September
• Fourth round: 27 September
• Quarter-finals: 4 October
• Semi-finals: 11 October
• Final: 25 October

First round

Aalesund – Sandane 12–2 Årstad – Viking 1–5 Berger – Skiens BK 4–0 Borg – Dæhlenengen 3–2 Brage – Strinda 8–1 Brann – Viggo 5–0 Briskebyen – Fredrikstad 0–8 Brodd – Klepp 2–1 Clausenengen – Rosenborg 4–2 (a.e.t.) Djerv – Trane 8–1 Donn – Storm 1–3 Drafn – Start 3–2 Eidsvold Turn – Lyn 1–6 Elverum – Hamar 1–3 Flekkefjord – Egersund 5–0 Fram (Larvik) – Drøbak 4–0 Freidig – Jarlen 5–0 Freidig Skarnes – Lillestrøm 1–2 Fremad Lillehammer – Trygg (Oslo) 6–1 Frigg – Rolvsøy 0–1 Glassverket – Larvik Turn 4–3 Gleng – Fredensborg 3–1

Grane – Pors 1–3 Gresvik – Mjøndalen 0–2 Holmestrand – Torp 2–5 Jevnaker – Falk 9–0 Kapp – Eidsvold 5–2 Kjelsås – Skiold 1–2 Kongsberg – Rjukan 4–0 Kongsten – Gjøa 3–0 Lisleby – Ullevål 6–1 Liv – Moss 2–3 Lyn (Gjøvik) – Skeid 4–3 Magnor – Grue 0–3 Namsos – Steinkjer 0–1 Neset – National 4–1 Odd – Halsen 6–1 Orkanger – Braatt 1–3 Ørn – Sundjordet 1–1, 3–1 Rakkestad – Kvik Halden 0–7 Ranheim – Kvik (Trondheim) 3–2 Raufoss – Lillehammer BK 4–0 Rollon – Hødd 4–0 Roy (Hurum) – Eiker 0–4

Sandefjord BK – Sarpsborg 1–6 Selbak – Hølen 8–0 Skiens Grane – Drammens BK 1–1, 0–2 Skreia – Nydalen 2–3 Solberg – Tønsberg Turn 0–2 Sparta – Geithus 0–1 Stord – Jarl 2–3 Strømmen – B.14 6–3 Tistedalen – Stabæk 3–0 Tønsberg-Kameratene – Strømsgodset 1–3 Ulf – Stavanger 2–3 Urædd – Vigør 0–2 Vålerengen – Fossekallen 7–0 Vard – Frøya (Bergen) 2–0 Verdal – Sverre 4–1 Veblungsnes – Kristiansund 1–2 Vestfossen – Snøgg 1–6 Vestre Gran – Vardal 0–3 Vikersund – Strong 2–1 Voss – Hardy 1–2

Second round

Braatt – Freidig 3–2 Brage – Neset 4–2 Drammens BK – Selbak 1–4 Eiker – Raufoss 5–1 Flekkefjord – Brodd 0–1 Fram (Larvik) – Gleng 3–1 Fredrikstad – Glassverket 8–0 Fremad Lillehammer – Vålerengen 0–1 Geithus – Lisleby 0–4 Hamar – Aalesund 2–4 Hardy – Stavanger 4–0

Jarl – Djerv 1–0 Kvik Halden – Lyn (Gjøvik) 2–0 Lillestrøm – Grue 10–0 Lyn – Kongsten 3–0 Mjøndalen – Berger 4–1 Moss – Kapp 3–2 Nydalen – Vikersund 8–1 Pors – Kongsberg 2–1 Ranheim – Kristiansund 3–0 Rollon – Clausenengen 2–0 Sarpsborg – Strømmen 13–2

Skiold – Tistedalen 4–2 Snøgg – Odd 0–3 Steinkjer – Verdal 2–1 Storm – Drafn 3–1 Strømsgodset – Brann 2–0 Tønsberg Turn – Borg 0–2 Torp – Rolvsøy walk-over[1] Vardal – Jevnaker 1–3 Vigør – Ørn 1–7 Viking – Vard 9–4

Third round

Aalesund – Torp 3–2 Borg – Mjøndalen 0–3 Brage – Lyn 2–4 Brodd – Hardy 0–5 Jevnaker – Fredrikstad 3–7 Kvik Halden – Pors 0–0, 0–2

Lillestrøm – Fram (Larvik) 0–1 Lisleby – Jarl 3–1 Moss – Braatt 7–2 Odd – Nydalen 3–2 Ørn – Eiker 8–0

Steinkjer – Ranheim 1–1, 0–3 Strømsgodset – Sarpsborg 0–1 Vålerengen – Rollon 2–0 Selbak – Storm 4–2 Skiold – Viking 1–0 (a.e.t.)

Fourth round

Fram (Larvik) – Lisleby 2–3 Fredrikstad – Skiold 2–0 Hardy – Vålerengen 1–2 Lyn – Moss 2–3

Mjøndalen – Aalesund 1–0 Pors – Selbak 1–0 (a.e.t.) Ranheim – Odd 1–3 Sarpsborg – Ørn 8–1

Quarter-finals

• Lisleby – Pors 6–1
• Sarpsborg – Moss 1–2 (spilt i Fredrikstad)
• Odd – Fredrikstad 1–3
• Vålerengen – Mjøndalen 0–1

Semi-finals

• Fredrikstad – Lisleby 2–1
• Mjøndalen – Moss 3–2

Final

25 October 1936

Fredrikstad	2–0	Mjøndalen
Knut Brynildsen  43', 89'	Report

Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo

Attendance: 20,000

Referee: Kåre Gunnar Kinn, (Eidsvold IF)

See also

• 1936 in Norwegian football

References

1. Rolvsøy refused to play away against Torp since they demanded a home game after playing away in both first and second qualifying round. (Aftenposten, 31 August 1936.)

• "Norwegian Cup 1936". RSSSF Norway. Archived from the original on 24 May 2008. Retrieved 9 February 2012.
• "Cup final in Oslo, October 25". RSSSF Norway. Archived from the original on 24 May 2008. Retrieved 9 February 2012.
• Jorsett, Per; Arne Scheie (December 1999). Cupen 1902–1999. J.M. Stenersens forlag. ISBN 82-7201-275-8.