The 2025 Toppserien was the 42nd season of the highest women's football league in Norway. The season started 21 March 2025 and ended 15 November 2025, not including play-off matches.
Teams
Hønefoss and Bodø/Glimt were promoted from the 2024 First Division. They replaced Arna-Bjørnar and Åsane, who were relegated from the 2024 Toppserien.
Stadiums and locations
Team Location County Arena Turf CapacityBodø/Glimt 1BodøNordlandAspmyraArtificial8,300Brann 35BergenVestlandBrann StadionNatural17,500Hønefoss 1RingerikeBuskerud Aka ArenaArtificial4,120Kolbotn 30OsloOslo Grorud Match KunstgressArtificial1,700LSK Kvinner 42LillestrømAkershusLSK-HallenArtificial1,800Lyn 8OsloOsloKringsjå KunstgressArtificial450Rosenborg 42TrondheimTrøndelagKoteng ArenaArtificial895Røa 24OsloOsloRøa KunstgressArtificial450Stabæk 16BærumAkershusNadderudArtificial4,938Vålerenga 14OsloOsloIntility ArenaArtificial16,556
Personnel and kits Team Manager Captain Kit manufacturer Shirt sponsor Bodø/Glimt Puma SpareBank 1 Nord-Norge Brann Nike Sparebanken Norge Hønefoss Select Kolbotn (caretaker) Hummel LSK Kvinner Puma Lyn Hummel Rosenborg Adidas SpareBank 1 SMN Røa Diadora Stabæk Nike SpareBank 1 Østlandet Vålerenga Adidas
Managerial changes Team Outgoing manager Manner of departure Date of vacancy Position in the table Incoming manager Date of appointment Kolbotn Luke Torjussen Mutual consent23 December 2024Pre-season Arild Sundgot1 January 2025Brann Martin Ho Signed by Tottenham4 July 20252nd Leif Gunnar Smerud 1 August 2025Lyn Joakim Dragsten Mutual consent7 October 20256th August Nyland 7 October 2025Kolbotn Arild Sundgot Mutual consent28 October 202510th Martin Dolvik (caretaker) 28 October 2025
League table The league consists of 10 teams who play each other three times, totalling 27 matches per team.
Results Rounds 1–18
Round 19–27
Positions by round
Results by round
Relegation play-offs The ninth placed team will face the fourth placed team of the First Division in a two-legged play-off to decide who will play in the Toppserien next season.
Røa won 2–1 on aggregate.
Season statistics Top goalscorers RankPlayerClubGoals1 Olaug TvedtenVålerenga192 Karina SævikVålerenga173 Signe GaupsetBrann15 Lauren DavidsonBrann5 Brenna LoveraBrann136 Celine NergårdRosenborg11 Amalie EikelandBrann Jenny Røsholm OlsenLyn9 Monica IsaksenBrann1010 Camilla LinbergKolbotn9
Clean sheets RankPlayerClubClean sheets1 Selma Panengstuen Brann182 Tove Enblom Vålerenga113 Sunniva Skoglund Stabæk104 Rugile Rulyte Rosenborg95 Klara Sporsem LSK Kvinner5 Thiril Erichsen Vålerenga7 Siri Ervik Hønefoss4 Aubrei Corder Bodø/Glimt9 Una Langkås Lyn3 Savanna Duffy Kolbotn
Hat-tricks
Player For Against Result Date Anna Aahjem Brann Bodø/Glimt 4–0 (H) Amalie Eikeland Brann Røa 5–2 (A) Olaug Tvedten Vålerenga Bodø/Glimt 4–0 (H) Celine Nergård Rosenborg Bodø/Glimt 4–0 (A) Karina Sævik Vålerenga Hønefoss 7–0 (H) Lise Dissing Bodø/Glimt Røa 4–0 (A) Elise Thorsnes Vålerenga Bodø/Glimt 4–1 (A) Lauren Davidson Brann Lyn 9–0 (H) Celine Nergård Rosenborg Hønefoss 8–0 (H)
Discipline Player Most yellow cards: 5 Kanna Matsuhisa (Kolbotn) Sarah Suphellen (Røa)
Most red cards: 1 Sigrid Bloch-Hansen (Røa) Kristin Gumaer (Hønefoss) Nora Harnes Håheim (Lyn) Agnes Nyberg (Rosenborg) Amie Sannes (Bodø/Glimt)
Club Most yellow cards: 34 Røa
Fewest yellow cards: 9 Vålerenga
Most red cards: 1 Bodø/Glimt Hønefoss Lyn Rosenborg Røa
Fewest red cards: 0 Brann Kolbotn LSK Kvinner Stabæk Vålerenga
League attendances
Notes
References