1903 in Norwegian football

1903 in Norwegian football

Results from Norwegian football (soccer) from 1903.

Cup

emifinal

September 21
Porsgrunds FC - Grane (Nordstrand) 0-1

September 22
Lyn - Odd 0-1

Final

September 22
Odd - Grane (Nordstrand) 1-0


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