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Melhus Standings

3. Division crest3. Division

Key:
  1. Promotion
  2. Relegation
PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
1Aalesund 2 crestAalesund 200000000
2Byaasen crestByaasen00000000
3Herd crestHerd00000000
4Kvik crestKvik00000000
5Melhus crestMelhus00000000
6Molde 2 crestMolde 200000000
7NTNUI crestNTNUI00000000
8Nardo crestNardo00000000
9Orkla crestOrkla00000000
10Ranheim 2 crestRanheim 200000000
11Rosenborg 2 crestRosenborg 200000000
12Spjelkavik crestSpjelkavik00000000
13Strindheim crestStrindheim00000000
14Volda crestVolda00000000

Frequently asked questions

One of the oldest football clubs in the world, Middlesbrough were formed in 1876 by members of the Middlesbrough Cricket Club at the Albert Park Hotel.

British entrepreneur Steve Gibson is the owner as well as chairman of Middlesbrough, acquiring the reins in 1994.

Middlesbrough play their games at the Riverside Stadium, which replaced Ayresome Park in 1995 as the club's main home venue.

Riverside Stadium's capacity stands at 34,742 and has been the home of Middlesbrough since 1995. From 1879 to 1903, the club played their games at Linthorpe Road, before moving to Ayresome Park in 1903. Middlesbrough played at this venue for 92 years till 1995.

Middlesbrough have won just one honour throughout their history, the League Cup title in the 2003-04 season.

Middlesbrough have not won a single English top flight title yet.

Former English goalkeeper Tim Williamson holds the record of making the most appearances for Middlesbrough, playing 602 games between 1902 and 1923.

George Camsell, a ruthless striker for Middlesbrough between 1925 and 1939, scored a club-record 325 goals in 419 games, which also includes 59 goals in 37 league games in the 1926-27 season.

Brian Clough, Gareth Southgate, Adama Traore, Marcus Tavernier, Alvaro Negredo, Victor Valdes, and Shay Given are some of Middlesbrough's most famous players ever.

Terry Venables, Michael Carrick, and Gareth Southgate are some of the most famous managers to have managed Middlesbrough.

Boro, the shortened version of the club name, is Middlesbrough's nickname. They have also been called The Teessiders and The Smoggies.