Videos: Norway Tippeligaen Top Scorers

Videos of the top scorers in the Norwegian Tippeligaen from the last three seasons. Also, a tribute video of Tippeligaen all-time top scorer, Harald Martin Brattbakk.


2010: Baye Djiby Fall (Molde FK) 16 goals



2009: Rade Prica (Rosenborg BK) 17 goals



2008 and 2006: Daniel Nannskog (Stabæk I.F.) 19 goals



All-Time Norway Tippeligaen Top Scorer - Harald Martin Brattbakk, 166 goals

Map: American Players in Scandinavia

A map and list of the American players playing in the Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland. (September 2010).

Note: There are many players at the same clubs so you have to zoom in to see all of the icons. If you view the 'larger map' there is a clickable list of all the players. Also, switch to Sat view if you want to look at the satellite imagery of the stadiums.

View American Players in Scandinavia in a larger map

Denmark

MF - Benny Feilhaber - AGF Aarhus

DF - Babajide Ogunbiyi - Viborg

DF - Michael Parkhurst - FC Nordsjælland

FW - Chris Rolfe - Aalborg BK

FW - Marcus Tracy - Aalborg BK

Finland

MF - Daniel Antunez - FC Inter Turku

DF - Greg Eckhardt - Vaasan Palloseura

GK - Brian Pope - Vaasan Palloseura

DF - Guiseppe Funicello - IFK Mariehamn

FW - Lamar Neagle - IFK Mariehamn

DF - Mason Trafford - IFK Mariehamn

Sweden

MF - Alejandro Bedoya - Örebro SK

DF - Ryan Miller - Halmstads BK

GK - Nick Noble - Ljungskile SK

MF - Michael Thomas - Ljungskile SK

Norway Eliteserien

MF - Erik Benjaminsen - Stabæk

MF - Mikkel Diskerud - Stabæk

GK - Steve Clark - Hønefoss

MF - Kenneth Di Vita Jensen - Hønefoss

DF - Hunter Freeman - IK Start

DF - Clarence Goodson - IK Start

Norway 1.Division

GK - Joseph Bendik - Sogndal

GK - Colin Burns - Sarpsborg 08 FF

DF - Graham Dugoni - Mjøndalen IF

List compiled from Yanks-Abroad.com

Top Nordic Goal Scorers since 1999/2000

A list of Nordic (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden) players that have been in the top 10 goal scorers for a season in the top European leagues.

Premier League

2008/2009
11 - John Carew (Aston Villa; Norway)

2007/2008
13 - John Carew (Aston Villa; Norway)

2004/2005
12 - Eidur Gudjohnsen (Chelsea; Iceland)

2003/2004
17 - Mikael Forsell (Birmingham City; Finland)

2001/2002
17 - Ole Gunnar Solskjær (Manchester United; Norway)
14 - Eidur Gudjohnsen (Chelsea; Iceland)

1999/2000
14 - Steffen Iversen (Tottenham Hotspur; Norway)


Bundesliga

2007/2008
14 - Markus Rosenberg (Werder Bremen; Sweden)

2003/2004
13 - Peter Madsen (VfL Bochum; Denmark)

2000/2001
22 - Ebbe Sand (Schalke 04; Denmark; League Leader)

1999/2000
14 - Ebbe Sand (Schalk4 04; Denmark)

La Liga

NONE

Serie A

2008/2009
25 - Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Internazionale; Sweden; League Leader)

2007/2008
17 - Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Internazionale; Sweden)

2006/2007
15 - Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Internazionale; Sweden)

2004/2005
16 - Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Juventus; Sweden)

2003/2004
12 - Jon Dahl Tomasson (AC Milan; Denmark)


Ligue 1

2008/2009
15 - Thorstein Helstad (Le Mans; Norway)

2006/2007
11 - Johan Elmander (Toulouse; Sweden)

Scandinavia Based Players on 2009 Gold Cup Squads

DENMARK
Esbjerg fB
DF - Adrian Cann (Canada)

Nordsjælland
MF - Issey Nakajima-Farran (Canada)
MF - Patrice Bernier (Canada)
DF - Michael Parkhurst (USA)

Copenhagen
MF - Atiba Hutchinson (Canada)

NORWAY
Lyn Oslo
GK - Kenny Stamatopoulos (Canada)

Frederikstad
MF - Celso Borges (Costa Rica)

IK Start
MF - Christian Bolaños (Costa Rica)
DF - Clarence Goodson (USA)

Vålerenga
FW - Luton Shelton (Jamaica)
GK - Troy Perkins (USA)

SK Brann
MF - Rodolph Austin (Jamaica)

Notodden
MF - Oneil Thompson (Jamaica)

Aalesunds
MF - Demar Phillips (Jamaica)


SWEDEN
Hammarby
FW - Charlie Davies (USA)