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Monday, 19 April 2021
	Postp.	Jerv vs Stjørdals-Blink
	Postp.	Ranheim vs Start
	Postp.	Sandnes Ulf vs Ullensaker / Kisa
	Postp.	Sogndal vs Fredrikstad
	Postp.	Åsane vs Raufoss
Sunday, 25 April 2021
	Postp.	Strømmen vs Ranheim
Monday, 26 April 2021
	Postp.	Bryne vs HamKam
	Postp.	Fredrikstad vs Jerv
	Postp.	KFUM vs Ullensaker / Kisa
	Postp.	Raufoss vs Grorud

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Table

Pos.	Team	GD
1	Aalesund	+0
2	Bryne	+0
3	Fredrikstad	+0
4	Grorud	+0
5	HamKam	+0
6	Jerv	+0
7	KFUM	+0
8	Ranheim	+0
9	Raufoss	+0
10	Sandnes Ulf	+0
11	Sogndal	+0
12	Start	+0
13	Stjordals-Blink	+0
14	Strømmen	+0
15	Ullensaker / Kisa	+0
16	Åsane	+0

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About OBOS-ligaen

OBOS-ligaen, also known as 1. divisjon, is the second division league in Norway. Founded in 1948, the competition was known as 2. divisjon from 1963 to 1990 until the rebranding of the Norwegian top flight in 1991 resulted in the renaming of this tournament. A total of 16 teams contest for the title each season. The league follows a double round-robin format, meaning all the participants face off twice in one campaign. The club that amasses the most number of points wins the title while the top two teams earn automatic promotion to Eliteserien, the Norwegian first division.

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