2000 Norwegian Football Cup
| Country |
 Norway | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Teams | 128 (competition proper) | ||
| Champions | Odd Grenland (12th title) | ||
| Runners-up | Viking | ||
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The Norwegian Football Cup 2000 was a Norwegian football tournament that took place in 2000. It was the 95th Norwegian Football Cup.
Because of competing of the national team at the UEFA Euro 2000, the 14 teams from Tippeligaen was bye to the third round.
First round
May 23: Strømsgodset - Birkebeineren 3-1
- Ørn Horten - Sarpsborg 5-0
- Sunndal - Træff 0-3
May 24: Østsiden - Skeid 2-2 (after extra time), 1-3 on penalties
- Fredrikstad - Skjetten 1-0
- Sparta - Lyn 2-5
- Strømmen - Bærum 2-3
- Grei - Asker 1-0
- Ullern - Drøbak/Frogn 1-2
- Kjelsås - Mercantile/Lambertseter 2-0
- Sør-Aurdal - L/F Hønefoss 1-6
- Kongsvinger - Lørenskog 4-0
- Vardal - Elverum 3-1
- Raufoss - Gjøvik/Lyn 3-2 (after extra time)
- Larvik Turn - Eik-Tønsberg 0-2
- Skarphedin - Sandefjord Fotball 0-1
- Tollnes - Vindbjart 5-1
- Giv Akt - Mandalskameratene 0-8
- Staal - Vidar 0-2
- Vard Haugesund - Sandnes FK 5-2 (after extra time)
- Hundvåg - Randaberg 1-4
- Follese - Fyllingen 3-0
- Os - Gneist 1-0
- Åsane - Stord 0-1 (after extra time)
- Sogndal - Fjøra 1-0
- Hødd - Skarbøvik 1-0
- Tornado - Aalesund 1-0
- Orkla - Levanger 2-3
- Tiller - Steinkjer 0-2
- Ranheim - Strindheim 2-4
- Byåsen - NTNUI 2-0
- Fauske/Sprint - Stålkameratene 3-3 (after extra time), 2-4 on penalties
- Lofoten - Finnsnes 8-1
- Skarp - Alta 1-2
- Tromsdalen - Senja 7-2
May 25: FF Lillehammer - Hamarkameratene 0-1
Second round
June 7: L/F Hønefoss - Hamarkameratene 0-3
- Vardal - Kongsvinger 1-2
- Eik-Tønsberg - Ørn Horten 3-0
- Tollnes - Kjelsås 1-1 (after extra time), 7-6 on penalties
- Sandefjord Fotball - Mandalskameratene 4-1
- Randaberg - Vidar 0-3
- Stord - Vard Haugesund 2-1
- Follese - Sogndal 0-5
- Os - Tornado 1-2
- Træff - Hødd 3-1
- Steinkjer - Strindheim 0-1
- Levanger - Byåsen 0-1 (after extra time)
- Stålkameratene - Lofoten 2-4 (after extra time)
- Alta - Tromsdalen 4-2
June 8: Drøbak/Frogn - Lyn 0-2
- Skeid - Fredrikstad 4-0
- Bærum - Strømsgodset 1-3 (after extra time)
- Raufoss - Grei 2-0
Third round
June 27: Vidar - Haugesund 2-0
June 28: Moss - Raufoss 2-1
- Lyn - Sandefjord Fotball 3-0
- Stabæk - Træff 0-2
- Hamarkameratene - Lillestrøm 2-4
- Kongsvinger - Start 0-3
- Strømsgodset - Skeid 2-0
- Odd Grenland - Tollnes 6-1
- Bryne - Eik-Tønsberg 2-2 (after extra time), 3-4 on penalties
- Viking - Byåsen 2-1
- Brann - Stord 2-0
- Sogndal - Vålerenga 0-7
- Tornado - Molde 0-5
- Strindheim - Rosenborg 1-0
- Lofoten - Bodø/Glimt 1-4
- Tromsø - Alta 4-1
Fourth round
July 19: Eik-Tønsberg - Bodø/Glimt 1-5
- Strindheim - Odd Grenland 0-5
- Træff - Viking 0-5
- Vålerenga - Vidar 6-0
July 20: Molde - Brann 3-0
- Lillestrøm - Strømsgodset 3-0
- Lyn - Moss 0-3
July 26: Start - Tromsø 3-2 (after extra time)
Quarterfinal
September 5: Bodø/Glimt - Lillestrøm 2-0
September 6: Odd Grenland - Moss 2-2 (after extra time), 9-8 on penalties
- Start - Molde awd (Start won by NFF decision, Molde used an ineligible player (Martin Andresen) in original 4-3 win.)
- Viking - Vålerenga 3-2
Semifinal
September 23: Odd Grenland - Bodø/Glimt 4-0
September 24: Viking - Start 4-0
Final
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