Norway vs Serbia head-to-head record

Norway wins: 2
Draws: 1
Serbia wins: 3

6 meetings, 2000 to 2022Goals: Norway 4, Serbia 6

Norway and Serbia have met 6 times since 2000. Serbia have won 3, Norway 2, and 1 match ended level. They last met on 27 September 2022, when Serbia won 2–0 in the Nations League.

The 6 meetings have produced 10 goals, 1.67 per game. The biggest win is Serbia’s 2–0 in the Nations League in 2022.

Who has won more, Norway or Serbia?

All matches6 matches

2 Norway1 drawSerbia 3

Competitive4 matches

1 Norway0 drawsSerbia 3

Friendlies2 matches

1 Norway1 drawSerbia 0

Key numbers

Goals: Norway 4, Serbia 61.67 per game
First meeting: Norway 0–1 SerbiaEuropean Championship, 18 Jun 2000
Most recent: Norway 0–2 SerbiaNations League, 27 Sept 2022
Norway’s biggest win: Serbia 0–1 NorwayNations League, 2 Jun 2022
Serbia’s biggest win: Norway 0–2 SerbiaNations League, 27 Sept 2022
Most goals in a meeting: Norway 1–2 SerbiaEuro qualifying, 8 Oct 2020
Biggest upset: Serbia 0–1 NorwayNations League, 2 Jun 2022Winner’s rating-based win expectancy: 22%
TFN Elo rating now: Norway 1960 (15th), Serbia 1742 (47th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

27 Sept 2022
Norway0Serbia2
Nations League
Oslo, Norway
2 Jun 2022
Serbia0Norway1
Nations League
Belgrade, Serbia
8 Oct 2020
Norway1Serbia2
Euro qualifying
Oslo, Norway
15 Nov 2006
Serbia1Norway1
Friendly
Belgrade, Serbia
31 Mar 2004
Serbia0Norway1
Friendly
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Norway win and drops with every Serbia win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Norway have won more Below: Serbia have won more

Level

Serbia lead by 1 win after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 1, held by Serbia from 18 June 2000.

Every meeting on one timeline

Norway wins

Draws

Serbia wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Norway's home games

2 matches

002

NorwayDrawsSerbia

In Serbia's home games

3 matches

210

NorwayDrawsSerbia

At neutral venues

1 match

001

NorwayDrawsSerbia

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Norway	Draws	Serbia	Goals
Friendly	2	1	1	0	2–1
Nations League	2	1	0	1	1–2
European Championship	1	0	0	1	0–1
Euro qualifying	1	0	0	1	1–2

Meetings by decade

Norway wins Draws Serbia wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Results	Played	Norway	Draws	Serbia	Goals
2000s		3	1	1	1	4
2020s		3	1	0	2	6

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Norway	Serbia
Wins in a row	12022	12022
Unbeaten meetings	22004 to 2006	22006 to 2020

Top scorers in Norway vs Serbia

1Sergej Milinković-SavićSerbia2

Scorer records exist for 4 of the 6 meetings, mostly competitive matches. Own goals are not credited to a player.

Questions answered

How many times have Norway and Serbia played each other?

6 times, starting on 18 June 2000. 4 of those meetings were competitive and 2 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Norway and Serbia?

Serbia, with 3 wins to 2. 1 match ended level.

What is the biggest win in Norway vs Serbia?

Serbia’s 2–0 win in the Nations League on 27 September 2022 in Oslo.

When did Norway and Serbia last play?

On 27 September 2022 in Oslo, when Serbia won 2–0 in the Nations League.

What is the competitive record between Norway and Serbia?

In 4 competitive matches, Norway have 1 win, Serbia have 3, and 0 ended level.

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Every Norway vs Serbia result

All 6 Competitive 4 Friendlies 2

Every Norway vs Serbia result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
27 Sept 2022	Norway	0–2	Serbia	Nations League	Oslo, Norway
2 Jun 2022	Serbia	0–1	Norway	Nations League	Belgrade, Serbia
8 Oct 2020	Norway	1–2	Serbia	Euro qualifying	Oslo, Norway
15 Nov 2006	Serbia	1–1	Norway	Friendly	Belgrade, Serbia
31 Mar 2004	Serbiaas Serbia and Montenegro	0–1	Norway	Friendly	Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
18 Jun 2000	Norway	0–1	Serbiaas FR Yugoslavia	European Championship	Liège, Belgium (neutral)