| 词条 | Norway national football B team |
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| Name = Norway | Nickname = Løvene (The Lions) | Badge = | Badge_size = | Association = {{nowrap|Football Association of Norway}} | Confederation = UEFA (Europe) | Coach = | Asst Manager = | Captain = | Most caps = | Top scorer = | Home Stadium = | FIFA Trigramme = NOR | First game = {{flagicon|Sweden}} Sweden B 3–1 Norway B {{flagicon|Norway}} (Stockholm, Sweden; 29 September 1929) | Largest win = {{flagicon|Norway}} Norway B 6–1 Finland B {{flagicon|Finland}} (Gjøvik, Norway; 14 August 1955) | Largest loss = {{flagicon|Sweden}} Sweden B 8–0 Norway B {{flagicon|Norway}} (Trollhättan, Sweden; 16 September 1956) {{flagicon|Sweden}} Sweden B 10–2 Norway B {{flagicon|Norway}} (Växjö, Sweden; 19 September 1964)}} The Norway national football B team was a secondary national association football team under the control of the Football Association of Norway. The team was formed in 1929 and for the next decade played an annual match against Sweden B. From 1946 to 1966 the team started playing more matches, normally an annual match each against Denmark B, Finland B and Sweden B. The team went on a hiatus which has since only been broken twice, once in 1989 and for three matches in 2002. HistoryNorway B's first match was a 3–1 loss against Sweden B in Stockholm on 29 September 1929, which was also the debut game for Sweden B. The two teams would continue to play each other annually until 1939.[1] After a hiatus during the Second World War, Norway B was revived on 26 August 1945 with a 5–1 loss against Denmark B in Aarhus. Norway B would for the next two decades play two to four annual games, predominately against the B-teams of Sweden and Denmark, and from 1951 Finland B. Only five times did Norway B play a non-Nordic opponent in this spree, a 0–1 home loss against Luxembourg B in 1950, a 2–2 home tie against Switzerland B in 1953, and two matches against the Netherlands B, losing 5–2 away in 1954 and 0–4 at home three years later. In between Norway B beat Romania B 1–2 away on 27 June 1956. Regular matches with Norway B ended on 17 September 1966 with a 5–4 loss against Sweden B.[1] The team was revived for a single match against England B, losing 0–1 at Stavanger Stadion on 22 May 1989.[1] Norway entered its B-team for the annual, four-nation Torneio Vale do Tejo in Portugal in January 2002. After holding Portugal B 1–1 after extra rounds, Norway lost 5–4 to the hosts in a penalty shootout. Norway finished last in the tournament after advancing losing a penalty shootout to Romania B after 2–2 at the end of extra time. The last time the Norway B team was deployed took place on 6 March 2002, in a 0–1 victory over Denmark B at Brøndby Stadion in Copenhagen. These three matches were all coached by A-team coach Nils Johan Semb.[2] StatisticsNorway B played 79 games. Its greatest victory was a 6–1 home victory over Finland B {{flagicon|Finland}} at Gjøvik Stadion on 14 August 1955. Norway B's greatest defeat occurred twice, both against Sweden B, 8–0 on 16 September 1956 and 10–2 on 19 September 1964.[1] References1. ^1 2 3 {{cite web |url=http://www.rsssf.com/tablesn/noo-b-intres.html |title=Norway - International Results B-Team |publisher=Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation |first=Jostein |last=Nygård |date= 13 March 2003}} {{National sports teams of Norway}}{{Football in Norway}}2. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.rsssf.com/tablesn/noo-b-intres2002.html |title=Norway ”B” International Matches - Details 2002|publisher=Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation |first=Dag |last=Lindholm |date=9 January 2003}} 2 : Norway national football team|European national B association football teams |
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