Norwegian football clubs in European competitions

Norwegian football teams have entered Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) club competitions every season since 1960. Nineteen clubs have represented Norway in four official tournaments: the Champions League (originally the European Cup), the Europa League (originally the UEFA Cup), the Cup Winners' Cup and the Intertoto Cup, the latter two which are now defunct. Rosenborg has participated in thirty seasons, more than any other Norwegian team, while Fyllingen, Gjøvik-Lyn, Haugar and Kongsvinger have only participated once each. No Norwegian teams have ever advanced past the quarter-finals of any tournament, with Rosenborg, Lyn, Brann, Vålerenga and Bodø/Glimt having reached one quarter-final each.

Fredrikstad made Norway's debut by winning over Ajax in the 1960–61 European Cup. They would represent Norway for the first three seasons until Lyn took the place in 1963–64. The same year Gjøvik-Lyn debuted for Norway in the Cup Winners' Cup. Rosenborg made Norway's debut in the UEFA Cup in 1971. In 93 entries between 1960 and 1992, Norwegian clubs only succeeded at advancing past the first fixture sixteen times, and only once past the second, when Lyn reached the 1968–69 European Cup Winners' Cup quarter-finals. From 1993 Norwegian clubs started advancing past the first rounds more regularly. Rosenborg reached the group stage of the 1995–96 UEFA Champions League and would qualify for that level eight consecutive times and eleven in total. The following season Rosenborg reached the quarter-finals, the same season as Brann reached the quarter-finals of the Cup Winners' Cup. Vålerenga would match the feat in the 1998–99 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. The following year Molde qualified to bring two teams to the group stage of the 1999–2000 UEFA Champions League. The 2005–06 season saw Rosenborg play in the Champions League group stage and both Viking and Tromsø play in the UEFA Cup group stage. Rosenborg is the only team qualify for the UEFA Cup by winning all its matches in the Intertoto Cup, an achievement they completed in 2008. Since 2010 only Molde have managed to progress past the group stage in any competition, reaching the round of 32 in the 2015–16 Europa League and the round of 16 in 2020–21.

Werder Bremen has eliminated Norwegian teams a record five times out of five attempts. Linfield has played Norwegian teams a record seven times, with the team being eliminated a record five times. Viking holds a Norwegian record 18–0 victory Principat from 1999, while Leeds United served a Norwegian record 0–16 defeat for Lyn in 1969.

Results
Key
Season Tournament Club Eliminated by Score Round Eliminated team(s) Ref(s)
1960–61 European CupFredrikstadDenmark AGF Aarhus0–4R1Netherlands Ajax (4–3)[1]
1961–62 European CupBelgium Standard Liège0–4PR—[2]
1962–63 European CupHungary Vasas1–11PR—[3]
1963–64 European CupLynGermany Borussia Dortmund3–7PR—[4]
1963–64 Cup Winners' CupGjøvik-LynCyprus APOEL0–7R1—[5]
1964–65 European CupLynNetherlands Amsterdam1–8R1Finland Reipas Lahti (4–2)[6]
1964–65 Cup Winners' CupSkeidFinland Haka1–2R1—[7]
1965–66 European CupLynNorthern Ireland Derry City6–8PR—[8]
1965–66 Cup Winners' CupRosenborgSoviet Union Dynamo Kyiv1–6R1Iceland KR (6–2)[9][10]
1966–67 European CupVålerengaNorthern Ireland Linfield2–5R2Albania KF Tirana (wo)[11]
1966–67 Cup Winners' CupSkeidSpain Zaragoza4–5R1—[12]
1967–68 European CupCzechoslovakia Sparta Prague1–2R1—[13]
1967–68 Cup Winners' CupFredrikstadPortugal Vitória2–7R1—[14]
1968–69 European CupRosenborgAustria Rapid Wien4–6R1—[15]
1968–69 Cup Winners' CupLynSpain Barcelona4–5QFTurkey Altay (5–4), Sweden Norrköping (4–3)[16][17][18]
1969–70 European CupEngland Leeds United0–16R1—[19]
1969–70 Cup Winners' CupMjøndalenWales Cardiff2–12R1—[20]
1970–71 European CupRosenborgBelgium Standard Liège0–7R1—[21]
1970–71 Cup Winners' CupStrømsgodsetFrance Nantes3–7R1—[22]
1971–72 European CupEngland Arsenal1–7R1—[23]
1971–72 Cup Winners' CupLynPortugal Sporting CP0–7R1—[24]
1971–72 UEFA CupRosenborgBelgium Lierse4–4 (a)R2Finland HJK (4–0)[25]
1972–73 European CupScotland Celtic2–5R1—[26]
1972–73 Cup Winners' CupFredrikstadSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Hajduk Split0–2R1—[27]
1972–73 UEFA CupVikingGermany 1. FC Köln2–10R2Iceland ÍBV (1–0)[28]
1972–73 UEFA CupLynEngland Tottenham Hotspur3–12R1—[29]
1973–74 European CupVikingCzechoslovakia Spartak Trnava1–3R1—[30]
1973–74 Cup Winners' CupBrannNorthern Ireland Glentoran0–2R2Malta Gżira (9–0)[31][32]
1973–74 UEFA CupFredrikstadSoviet Union Dynamo Kyiv0–5R1—[33]
1973–74 UEFA CupStrømsgodsetEngland Leeds United2–7R1—[34]
1974–75 European CupVikingSoviet Union Ararat Yerevan2–6R1—[35]
1974–75 Cup Winners' CupStrømsgodsetEngland Liverpool0–12R1—[36]
1974–75 UEFA CupRosenborgScotland Hibernian3–12R1—[37]
1974–75 UEFA CupStartSweden Djurgården1–7R1—[38]
1975–76 European CupVikingBelgium Molenbeek2–4R1—[39]
1975–76 Cup Winners' CupSkeidPoland Stal Rzeszów0–12R1—[40]
1975–76 UEFA CupMoldeSweden Östers IF1–6R1—[41]
1975–76 UEFA CupVålerengaRepublic of Ireland Athlone2–4R1—[42]
1976–77 European CupVikingCzechoslovakia Baník Ostrava2–3R1—[43]
1976–77 Cup Winners' CupBodø/GlimtItaly Napoli0–3R1—[44]
1976–77 UEFA CupBrannEngland Queens Park Rangers1–11R1—[45]
1976–77 UEFA CupStartAustria Wacker Innsbruck1–7R1—[46]
1977–78 Cup Winners' CupBrannNetherlands Twente1–4R2Iceland Akranes (5–0)[47][48]
1977–78 European CupLillestrømNetherlands Ajax2–4R1—[49]
1977–78 UEFA CupStartGermany Braunschweig1–4R2Iceland Fram (8–0)[50]
1977–78 UEFA CupMjøndalenGermany Bayern Munich0–12R1—[51]
1978–79 European CupLillestrømAustria Austria Wien1–4R2Northern Ireland Linfield (1–0)[52]
1978–79 Cup Winners' CupBodø/GlimtItaly Internazionale1–7R2Luxembourg Union Luxembourg (4–2)[53][54]
1978–79 UEFA CupMoldeSoviet Union Torpedo Moscow3–7R1—[55]
1978–79 UEFA CupStartDenmark Esbjerg0–1R1—[56]
1979–80 European CupFrance Strasbourg1–6R1—[57]
1979–80 Cup Winners' CupLillestrømScotland Rangers0–3PR—[58]
1979–80 UEFA CupSkeidEngland Ipswich Town1–10R1—[59]
1979–80 UEFA CupVikingGermany Borussia Mönchengladbach1–4R1—[60]
1980–81 European CupSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade3–7R1—[61]
1980–81 Cup Winners' CupHaugarWales Newport0–6R2Switzerland Sion (3–1)[62][63]
1980–81 UEFA CupMossEast Germany 1. FC Magdeburg3–5R1—[64]
1981–82 European CupStartNetherlands AZ1–4R1—[65]
1981–82 Cup Winners' CupVålerengaPoland Legia Warsaw3–6R1—[66]
1981–82 UEFA CupBryneBelgium Winterslag2–3R1—[67]
1982–83 European CupVålerengaRomania Dinamo București3–4PR—[68]
1982–83 Cup Winners' CupLillestrømSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade0–7R1—[69]
1982–83 UEFA CupVikingScotland Dundee United1–3R2East Germany Lokomotive Leipzig (3–3)[70]
1983–84 European CupSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Partizan1–5R1—[71]
1983–84 Cup Winners' CupBrannNetherlands NEC Nijmegen1–2R1—[72]
1983–84 UEFA CupBryneBelgium Anderlecht1–4R1—[73]
1984–85 European CupVålerengaCzechoslovakia Sparta Prague0–4R1—[74]
1984–85 Cup Winners' CupMossGermany Bayern Munich2–6R1—[75]
1984–85 UEFA CupLillestrømEast Germany Lokomotive Leipzig3–7R1—[76]
1985–86 European CupVålerengaSoviet Union Zenit Leningrad0–4R1—[77]
1985–86 Cup Winners' CupFredrikstadWales Bangor City1–1 (a)R1—[78]
1985–86 UEFA CupVikingPoland Legia Warsaw1–4R1—[79]
1986–87 European CupRosenborgSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade1–7R2Northern Ireland Linfield (2–1)[80]
1986–87 Cup Winners' CupLillestrømPortugal Benfica1–4R1—[81]
1986–87 UEFA CupVålerengaBelgium Beveren1–4R1—[82]
1987–88 European CupLillestrømFrance Bordeaux0–1R2Northern Ireland Linfield (5–3)[83]
1987–88 Cup Winners' CupTromsøScotland St Mirren0–1R1—[84]
1987–88 UEFA CupMjøndalenGermany Werder Bremen1–5R1—[85]
1988–89 European CupMossSpain Real Madrid0–4R1—[86]
1988–89 Cup Winners' CupBryneHungary Békéscsaba2–4PR—[87]
1988–89 UEFA CupMoldeBelgium Waregem1–5R1—[88]
1989–90 European CupRosenborgBelgium Mechelen0–5R1—[89]
1989–90 Cup Winners' CupBrannItaly Sampdoria0–3R1—[90]
1989–90 UEFA CupLillestrømGermany Werder Bremen1–5R1—[91]
1990–91 European CupBelgium Club Brugge1–3R1—[92]
1990–91 Cup Winners' CupVikingBelgium Liège0–5R1—[93]
1990–91 UEFA CupRosenborgSoviet Union Chornomorets Odesa3–4R1—[94]
1991–92 European CupItaly Sampdoria1–7R1—[95]
1991–92 Cup Winners' CupFyllingenSpain Atlético Madrid2–8R1—[96]
1991–92 UEFA CupTromsøAustria Wacker Innsbruck2–3R1—[97]
1992–93 Champions LeagueVikingSpain Barcelona0–1R1—[98]
1992–93 Cup Winners' CupStrømsgodsetIsrael Hapoel Petah Tikva0–4PR—[99]
1992–93 UEFA CupRosenborgRussia Dynamo Moscow3–5R1—[100]
1993–94 Champions LeagueAustria Austria Wien4–5R1Luxembourg Avenir Beggen (3–0)[101]
1993–94 Cup Winners' CupLillestrømItaly Torino2–3R1Estonia Nikol Tallinn (8–1)[102][103]
1993–94 UEFA CupKongsvingerItaly Juventus1–3R2Sweden Öster (7–2)[104]
1994–95 Cup Winners' CupBodø/GlimtItaly Sampdoria3–4R1Latvia Olimpija Rīga (6–0)[105][106]
1994–95 UEFA CupLillestrømFrance Bordeaux1–5R2Ukraine Shakhtar Donetsk (4–3)[107]
1994–95 UEFA CupRosenborgSpain Deportivo La Coruña2–4 (a.e.t.)R2Luxembourg Grevenmacher (8–1)[108]
1995–96 Champions LeagueRussia Spartak Moscow, Poland Legia Warszawa, England Blackburn Rovers—GSTurkey Beşiktaş (4–3)[109]
1995–96 Cup Winners' CupMoldeFrance Paris Saint-Germain2–6R1Belarus Dinamo-93 Minsk (3–2)[110][111]
1995–96 UEFA CupLillestrømDenmark Brøndby0–3R2Estonia Flora (4–1)[112]
1995–96 UEFA CupVikingFrance Auxerre1–2R2Finland Tampereen Pallo-Veikot (7–1)[113]
1996–97 Champions LeagueRosenborgItaly Juventus1–3QFGreece Panathinaikos (3–1, a.e.t.), Portugal Porto, Italy Milan, Sweden IFK Göteborg[114]
1996–97 Cup Winners' CupBrannEngland Liverpool1–4QFRepublic of Ireland Shelbourne (5–2), Belgium Cercle Brugge (3–6), Netherlands PSV Eindhoven (4–3)[115][116][117][118]
1996–97 UEFA CupBodø/GlimtTurkey Trabzonspor2–5R1Israel Beitar Jerusalem (7–2)[119]
1996–97 UEFA CupMoldeGeorgia (country) Dinamo Tbilisi1–2Q2—[120]
1997–98 Champions LeagueRosenborgSpain Real Madrid, Greece Olympiacos,
Portugal Porto		—GSHungary MTK Budapest (4–1)[121]
1997–98 Cup Winners' CupTromsøEngland Chelsea4–9R2Croatia Zagreb (6–5, a.e.t.)[122][123]
1997–98 UEFA CupLillestrømNetherlands Twente2–2 (a)R1Belarus Dinamo Minsk (3–0)[124]
1997–98 UEFA CupBrannSwitzerland Grasshopper2–3Q2Bulgaria Naftex Burgas (4–4)[125]
1997–98 UEFA CupVikingSwitzerland Neuchâtel Xamax2–4Q2Serbia Vojvodina (2–2, 5–4 pen.)[126]
1998–99 Champions LeagueRosenborgItaly Juventus, Turkey Galatasaray,
Spain Athletic Bilbao		—GSBelgium Club Brugge (4–4, a)[127]
1998–99 Cup Winners' CupVålerengaEngland Chelsea2–6QFRomania Rapid București (2–2, a), Turkey Beşiktaş (4–3)[128][129][130]
1998–99 UEFA CupBrannGermany Werder Bremen2–4R1Lithuania Žalgiris (1–0)[131]
1998–99 UEFA CupStrømsgodsetEngland Aston Villa2–6R1Israel Hapoel Tel Aviv (1–1, 4–2 pen.)[132]
1998–99 UEFA CupMoldeBulgaria CSKA Sofia0–2Q2—[133]
1999–2000 Champions LeagueRosenborgGermany Bayern Munich, Spain Real Madrid, Ukraine Dynamo Kyiv—G2Netherlands Feyenoord, Germany Borussia Dortmund, Portugal Boavista[134]
1999–2000 Champions LeagueMoldeSpain Real Madrid, Portugal Porto,
Greece Olympiacos		—GSRussia CSKA Moscow (4–2), Spain Mallorca (1–1, a)[135]
1999–2000 UEFA CupVikingGermany Werder Bremen2–2 (a)R2Andorra Principat (18–0), Portugal Sporting CP (3–1)[136]
1999–2000 UEFA CupBodø/GlimtGermany Werder Bremen1–6R1Liechtenstein Vaduz (3–1)[137]
1999–2000 UEFA CupStabækSpain Deportivo La Coruña1–2R1—[138]
2000–01 Champions LeagueRosenborgGermany Bayern Munich, France Paris Saint-Germain, Sweden Helsingborg—G1Republic of Ireland Shelbourne (4–2), Hungary Dunaferr (4–3)[139]
UEFA CupSpain Alavés2–4R3—[140]
2000–01 UEFA CupLillestrømSpain Alavés5–3R2Northern Ireland Glentoran (4–0), Russia Dynamo Moscow (4–3)[141]
2000–01 UEFA CupBrannSwitzerland Basel6–7R1Latvia Liepājas Metalurgs (2–1)[142]
2000–01 UEFA CupMoldeSpain Rayo Vallecano1–2R1—[143]
2001–02 Champions LeagueRosenborgItaly Juventus, Portugal Porto, Scotland Celtic—G1Slovakia Inter Bratislava (7–3)[144]
2001–02 Champions LeagueBrannBulgaria Levski Sofia1–1 (a)Q2—[145]
2001–02 UEFA CupVikingGermany Hertha BSC0–3R2Bosnia and Herzegovina Brotnjo (2–1), Scotland Kilmarnock (4–3)[146]
2001–02 UEFA CupOdd GrenlandSweden Helsingborg3–3 (a)R1—[147]
2002–03 Champions LeagueRosenborgItaly Internazionale, Netherlands Ajax, France Lyon—G1Denmark Brøndby (4–2)[148]
2002–03 Champions LeagueLillestrømBosnia and Herzegovina Željezničar0–2Q2—[149]
2002–03 UEFA CupVikingSpain Celta Vigo1–4R2England Chelsea (5–4)[150]
2002–03 UEFA CupStabækBelgium Anderlecht2–2 (a)R1Northern Ireland Linfield (5–1)[151]
2002–03 UEFA CupBrannLithuania Sūduva4–6QR—[152]
2003–04 Champions LeagueRosenborgSpain Deportivo La Coruña0–1Q3Republic of Ireland Bohemian (5–0)[153]
UEFA CupPortugal Benfica2–2 (a)R3Latvia Ventspils (10–1), Serbia Red Star Belgrade (1–0)[154]
2003–04 UEFA CupVålerengaEngland Newcastle United2–4R3Austria Grazer AK (1–1, a), Poland Wisła Kraków (0–0, 4–3 pen.)[155]
2003–04 UEFA CupMoldePortugal Benfica1–5R2Faroe Islands Klaksvík (6–0), Portugal Leiria (3–2)[156]
2003–04 UEFA CupLynGreece PAOK1–3R1Faroe Islands Runavík (9–1)[157]
2004–05 Champions LeagueRosenborgEngland Arsenal, Netherlands PSV Eindhoven,
Greece Panathinaikos		—G1Moldova Sheriff Tiraspol (4–1), Israel Maccabi Haifa (5–3, a.e.t.)[158]
2004–05 UEFA CupBodø/GlimtTurkey Beşiktaş1–2R1Estonia Levadia Tallinn (3–3, 8–7 pen.)[159]
2004–05 UEFA CupOdd GrenlandNetherlands Feyenoord1–5R1Lithuania Ekranas (4–3)[160]
2004–05 UEFA CupStabækFrance Sochaux0–9R1Finland Haka (4–3)[161]
2005–06 Champions LeagueRosenborgFrance Lyon, Spain Real Madrid,
Greece Olympiacos		—G1Romania Steaua București (4–3)[162]
2005–06 Champions LeagueVålerengaBelgium Club Brugge1–1 (4–3 pen.)Q3Finland Haka (5–1)[163]
2005–06 UEFA CupRomania Steaua București1–6R1—[164]
2005–06 UEFA CupRosenborgRussia Zenit Saint Petersburg1–3R32—[165]
2005–06 UEFA CupVikingFrance Monaco, Germany Hamburger SV,
Czech Republic Slavia Prague, Bulgaria CSKA Sofia		—GSNorthern Ireland Portadown (3–1), Wales Rhyl (3–1), Austria Austria Wien (2–2, a)[166]
2005–06 UEFA CupTromsøFrance Strasbourg, Italy Roma, Switzerland Basel, Serbia Red Star Belgrade—GSDenmark Esbjerg (1–1, 3–2 pen.), Turkey Galatasaray (2–1)[167]
2005–06 UEFA CupBrannRussia Lokomotiv Moscow3–5R1Finland Allianssi Vantaa (2–0)[168]
2006–07 Champions LeagueVålerengaCzech Republic Mladá Boleslav3–5Q2—[169]
2006–07 UEFA CupStartNetherlands Ajax2–9R1Faroe Islands Skála (4–0), Republic of Ireland Drogheda United (1–1, 11–10 pen.)[170]
2006–07 UEFA CupMoldeScotland Rangers0–2R1Latvia Skonto (2–1)[171]
2006–07 UEFA CupBrannSweden Åtvidaberg4–4 (a)Q2Northern Ireland Glentoran (2–0)[172]
2006–07 UEFA CupLynEstonia Flora1–1 (a)Q1—[173]
2007–08 Champions LeagueRosenborgEngland Chelsea, Germany Schalke 04,
Spain Valencia		—GSKazakhstan Astana (10–2), Finland Tampere United (5–0)[174]
2007–08 UEFA CupItaly Fiorentina3–1R32—[175]
2007–08 UEFA CupBrannEngland Everton1–8R32Wales Carmarthen (14–3), Lithuania Sūduva (6–4), Belgium Club Brugge (2–2, a), Germany Hamburger SV, Switzerland Basel, France Rennes, Croatia Dinamo Zagreb[176]
2007–08 UEFA CupVålerengaAustria Austria Wien2–4R1Estonia Flora (2–0), Lithuania Ekranas (7–1)[177]
2007–08 UEFA CupFredrikstadSweden Hammarby2–3Q2—[178]
2007–08 UEFA CupLillestrømLuxembourg Käerjéng2–2 (a)Q1—[179]
2008–09 Champions LeagueBrannFrance Marseille1–3Q3Latvia Ventspils (2–2, a)[180]
2008–09 UEFA CupSpain Deportivo La Coruña2–2 (3–2 pen.)GS—[181]
2008–09 UEFA CupRosenborgFrance Saint-Étienne, Spain Valencia,
Denmark Copenhagen, Belgium Club Brugge		—GSSweden Djurgården (6–2), Denmark Brøndby (5–3)[182]
2008–09 UEFA CupVikingFinland Honka1–2Q2Lithuania Vėtra (2–1)[183]
2008–09 UEFA CupLillestrømDenmark Copenhagen3–7Q2—[184]
2008–09 UEFA CupStabækFrance Rennes2–3Q2—[185]
2009–10 Champions LeagueStabækDenmark Copenhagen1–3Q3Albania Tirana (5–1)[186]
2009–10 Europa LeagueSpain Valencia1–7PO—[187]
2009–10 Europa LeagueTromsøSpain Athletic Bilbao3–4POBelarus Dinamo Minsk (4–1), Croatia Slaven (4–1)[188]
2009–10 Europa LeagueFredrikstadPoland Lech Poznań3–7Q3—[189]
2009–10 Europa LeagueVålerengaGreece PAOK2–2 (a)Q3—[190]
2009–10 Europa LeagueRosenborgAzerbaijan Qarabağ0–1 (a)Q3Faroe Islands Runavík (6–1)[191]
2010–11 Champions LeagueRosenborgDenmark Copenhagen2–2 (a)PONorthern Ireland Linfield (2–0), Sweden AIK (4–0)[192]
Europa LeagueGermany Bayer Leverkusen, Greece Aris,
Spain Atlético Madrid		—GS—[193]
2010–11 Europa LeagueMoldeGermany VfB Stuttgart4–5Q3Latvia Jelgava (2–2, a)[194]
2010–11 Europa LeagueAalesundScotland Motherwell1–4Q3—[195]
2010–11 Europa LeagueStabækBelarus Dnepr Mogilev3–3 (a)Q2—[196]
2011–12 Champions LeagueRosenborgCzech Republic Viktoria Plzeň2–4Q3Iceland Breiðablik (5–2)[197]
2011–12 Europa LeagueCyprus AEK Larnaca1–2PO—[198]
2011–12 Europa LeagueAalesundNetherlands AZ2–7POWales Neath (6–1), Hungary Ferencváros (4–3, a.e.t.), Sweden Elfsborg (5–1)[199]
2011–12 Europa LeagueVålerengaGreece PAOK0–5Q3Armenia Mika (2–0)[200]
2011–12 Europa LeagueStrømsgodsetSpain Atlético Madrid1–4Q3—[201]
2011–12 Europa LeagueTromsøHungary Paks1–4Q2Latvia Daugava (7–1)[202]
2012–13 Champions LeagueMoldeSwitzerland Basel1–4Q3Latvia Ventspils (4–1)[203]
Europa LeagueRomania Steaua București, Germany VfB Stuttgart,
Denmark Copenhagen		—GSNetherlands Heerenveen (4–1)
2012–13 Europa LeagueRosenborgUkraine Metalist Kharkiv, Germany Bayer Leverkusen, Austria Rapid Wien—GSNorthern Ireland Crusaders (4–0), Kazakhstan Ordabasy (4–3), Poland Legia Warsaw (3–2), Switzerland Servette (3–2), Poland Legia Warsaw (3–2)[204]
2012–13 Europa LeagueAalesundCyprus APOEL1–3Q3Albania Tirana (6–1)[205]
2012–13 Europa LeagueTromsøSerbia Partizan3–3 (a)POUkraine Metalurh Donetsk (2–1), Slovenia Olimpija Ljubljana (1–0, a.e.t.)[206]
2012–13 Europa LeagueStabækFinland JJK3–4Q1—[207]
2013–14 Champions LeagueMoldePoland Legia Warsaw1–1Q3Republic of Ireland Sligo Rovers (3–0)[208]
Europa LeagueRussia Rubin Kazan0–5PO——
2013–14 Europa LeagueTromsøEngland Tottenham Hotspur, Russia Anzhi Makhachkala, Moldova Sheriff Tiraspol—GSSlovenia Celje (3–2), Azerbaijan Inter Baku (2–1), Luxembourg Differdange 03 (1–1, 4–3 pen.), Turkey Beşiktaş (2–3)[A][209]
2013–14 Europa LeagueStrømsgodsetCzech Republic Jablonec2–5Q3Hungary Debrecen (5–2)[210]
2013–14 Europa LeagueHøddKazakhstan Aktobe1–2Q2—[211]
2013–14 Europa LeagueRosenborgScotland St Johnstone1–2Q2Northern Ireland Crusaders (9–3)[212]
2014–15 Champions LeagueStrømsgodsetRomania Steaua București0–3Q2—[213]
2014–15 Europa LeagueHaugesundBosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo2–3Q2Wales Airbus UK Broughton (3–2)[214]
2014–15 Europa LeagueMoldeUkraine Zorya Luhansk2–3Q3Slovenia Gorica (5–2)[215]
2014–15 Europa LeagueRosenborgTurkey Karabükspor1–1 (a)Q3Latvia Jelgava (6–0), Republic of Ireland Sligo Rovers (4–3)[216]
2014–15 Europa LeagueTromsøFaroe Islands Víkingur Gøta1–2Q2Estonia Santos Tartu (13–1)[217]
2015–16 Champions LeagueMoldeCroatia Dinamo Zagreb3–3 (a)Q3Armenia Pyunik (5–1)[218]
2015–16 Europa LeagueSpain Sevilla1–3R32Belgium Standard Liège (3–3, a), Turkey Fenerbahçe, Scotland Celtic, Netherlands Ajax[219]
2015–16 Europa LeagueOddGermany Borussia Dortmund5–11POMoldova Sheriff Tiraspol (3–0), Republic of Ireland Shamrock Rovers (4–1), Sweden Elfsborg (3–2)[220]
2015–16 Europa LeagueRosenborgFrance Saint-Étienne, Ukraine Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk,
Italy Lazio		—GSFaroe Islands Víkingur (2–0), Iceland KR (4–0), Hungary Debrecen (6–3), Romania Steaua București (3–1)[221]
2015–16 Europa LeagueStrømsgodsetCroatia Hajduk Split0–4Q3Albania Partizani (4–1), Czech Republic Mladá Boleslav (2–2, a)[222]
2016–17 Champions LeagueRosenborgCyprus APOEL2–4Q3Sweden Norrköping (5–4)[223]
Europa LeagueAustria Austria Wien2–4PO—[224]
2016–17 Europa LeagueOddGreece PAS Giannina3–4 (a.e.t.)Q2Finland Mariehamn (3–1)[225]
2016–17 Europa LeagueStabækWales Connah's Quay Nomads0–1Q1—[226]
2016–17 Europa LeagueStrømsgodsetDenmark SønderjyskE3–4 (a.e.t.)Q2—[227]
2017–18 Champions LeagueRosenborgScotland Celtic0–1Q3Republic of Ireland Dundalk (3–2)
Europa LeagueRussia Zenit Saint Petersburg, Spain Real Sociedad, North Macedonia Vardar—GSNetherlands Ajax (4–2)
2017–18 Europa LeagueBrannSlovakia Ružomberok1–2Q2—
2017–18 Europa LeagueHaugesundPoland Lech Poznań3–4Q2Northern Ireland Coleraine (7–0)
2017–18 Europa LeagueOddCroatia Dinamo Zagreb1–2Q3Northern Ireland Ballymena United (5–0), Liechtenstein Vaduz (2–0)
2018–19 Champions LeagueRosenborgScotland Celtic1–3Q2Iceland Valur (3–2)
Europa LeagueAustria Red Bull Salzburg, Scotland Celtic,
Germany Leipzig		—GSRepublic of Ireland Cork City (5–0), North Macedonia Shkëndija (5−1)
2018–19 Europa LeagueLillestrømAustria LASK1–6Q2—
2018–19 Europa LeagueMoldeRussia Zenit Saint Petersburg3–4PONorthern Ireland Glenavon (6–3), Albania Laçi (5–0), Scotland Hibernian (3–0)
2018–19 Europa LeagueSarpsborg 08Belgium Genk, Sweden Malmö FF, Turkey Beşiktaş—GSIceland ÍBV (6–0), Switzerland St. Gallen (2–2, ag), Croatia Rijeka (2–1), Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv (4–3)
2019–20 Champions LeagueRosenborgCroatia Dinamo Zagreb1–3PONorthern Ireland Linfield (6–0), Belarus BATE Borisov (3–2), Slovenia Maribor (6–2)
Europa LeagueAustria LASK, Portugal Sporting CP, Netherlands PSV Eindhoven—GS—
2019–20 Europa LeagueBrannRepublic of Ireland Shamrock Rovers3–4Q1—
2019–20 Europa LeagueHaugesundNetherlands PSV Eindhoven0–1Q3Northern Ireland Cliftonville (6–1), Austria Sturm Graz (3–2)
2019–20 Europa LeagueMoldeSerbia Partizan2–3POIceland KR (7–1), Serbia Čukarički (3–1), Greece Aris (4–3, a.e.t.)
2020–21 Champions LeagueMoldeHungary Ferencváros3–3 (a)POFinland KuPS (5–0), Slovenia Celje (2–1), Azerbaijan Qarabağ (6–5, pen.)
Europa LeagueSpain Granada2–3R16England Arsenal, Austria Rapid Wien, Republic of Ireland Dundalk, Germany 1899 Hoffenheim (5–3)
2020–21 Europa LeagueBodø/GlimtItaly Milan2–3Q3Lithuania Kauno Žalgiris (6–1), Lithuania Žalgiris (3–1)
2020–21 Europa LeagueRosenborgNetherlands PSV Eindhoven0–2POIceland Breiðablik (4–2), Latvia Ventspils (5–1), Turkey Alanyaspor (1–0)
2020–21 Europa LeagueVikingScotland Aberdeen0–2Q2—
2021–22 Champions LeagueBodø/GlimtPoland Legia Warsaw2–5Q1—
Europa Conference LeagueItaly Roma2–5QFLithuania Žalgiris, (3–2) Kosovo Prishtina (3–2), Iceland Valur (6–0), Italy Roma, Ukraine Zorya Luhansk, Bulgaria CSKA Sofia, Scotland Cetlic (5–1), Netherlands AZ (4–3 a.e.t.)
2021–22 Europa Conference LeagueMoldeTurkey Trabzonspor4–4 (3–4p)Q3Switzerland Servette (3–2)
2021–22 Europa Conference LeagueRosenborgFrance Rennes1–5POSlovenia Domžale (8–2), Iceland FH (6–1)
2021–22 Europa Conference LeagueVålerengaBelgium Gent2–4Q2—
2022–23 Champions LeagueBodø/GlimtCroatia Dinamo Zagreb2–4POFaroe Islands KÍ Klaksvík (4–3), Northern Ireland Linfield (8–1), Lithuania Žalgiris (6–1)
Europa LeagueEngland Arsenal, Netherlands PSV Eindhoven, Switzerland Zürich–GS
Europa Conference LeaguePoland Lech Poznań0–1KPO
2022–23 Europa Conference LeagueMoldeSweden Djurgården, Belgium Gent, Republic of Ireland Shamrock Rovers–GSSweden Elfsborg (6–2), Hungary Kisvárda (5–2), Austria Wolfsberger AC (4–1)
2022–23 Europa Conference LeagueVikingRomania FCSB3–4POCzech Republic Sparta Prague (2–1), Republic of Ireland Sligo Rovers (5–2)
2022–23 Europa Conference LeagueLillestrømBelgium Royal Antwerp1–5Q3Finland SJK (6–2)
2023–24 Champions LeagueMoldeTurkey Galatasaray3–5POFinland HJK Helsinki (2–1), Faroe Islands KÍ Klaksvik (3–2)
Europa LeagueGermany Bayer Leverkusen, Azerbaijan Qarabağ, Sweden BK Häcken–GS
2023–24 Europa Conference LeagueBodø/GlimtBelgium Club Brugge, Turkey Beşiktaş, Switzerland Lugano–GSCzech Republic Bohemians 1905 (7–2), Armenia Pyunik (6–0), Romania Sepsi OSK (5–4 a.e.t.)
2023–24 Europa Conference LeagueRosenborgScotland Hearts3–4Q3Northern Ireland Crusaders (5–4)
2023–24 Europa Conference LeagueBrannNetherlands AZ4–4 (5–6 p)POPortugal Arouca (4–3)
  • ^
    On 30 August 2013, Beşiktaş was disqualified from the 2013–14 UEFA Europa League as per final ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.[228] They were replaced in the group stage draw by Tromsø, which lost to Beşiktaş in the play-off round.[229]

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