The 1954 season was the 49th season of competitive football in Norway.
1953–54 league season
Hovedserien
Group A
Group B
Championship final June 27: Fredrikstad-Skeid 2-1
Landsdelsserien
Group Østland/Søndre
Group Østland/Nordre
Group Sørland/Vestland, A1
Group Sørland/Vestland, A2
Group Sørland/Vestland, B
Group Møre
Group Trøndelag
Play-off Sørland/Vestland Flekkefjord - Bryne 1-0
Brann - Flekkefjord 6-0 (agg. 7–0)
Brann promoted.
Play-off Møre/Trøndelag Ranheim - Molde 2-0
Ranheim promoted.
First Division
District I 1. Rapid (Promoted) 2. Greåker 3. Torp 4. Hafslund 5. Mysen 6. Sprint 7. Østsiden 8. Rakkestad
District II; Group A 1. Vestfossen (Play-off) 2. Drammens BK 3. Mjøndalen 4. Drafn 5. Steinberg 6. Jevnaker 7. Strømsgodset 8. Kongsberg
District II, Group B 1. Spartacus (Play-off) 2. Aurskog 3. Sandaker 4. Stabæk 5. Aasen 6. Grei 7. Kongsvinger 8. Funnefoss
District III 1. Gjøvik/Lyn (Play-off) 2. Hamar IL 3. Fremad 4. Brumunddal 5. Mesna 6. Vang 7. Vardal 8. Einastrand
District IV, Group A 1. Tønsberg Turn (Play-off) 2. Skiens BK 3. Borre 4. Sem 5. Kragerø 6. Brevik 7. Borg 8. Flint
District IV, Group B 1. Storm (Play-off) 2. Herkules 3. Urædd 4. Rjukan 5. Drangedal 6. Ulefoss 7. Tollnes 8. Skiens-Grane
District V, Group A1 (Aust-Agder) 1. Grane (Arendal) (Play-off) 2. Arendals BK 3. Nedenes 4. Rygene 5. Risør 6. Dristug
District V, Group A2 (Vest-Agder) 1. Mandalskam. (Play-off) 2. Vigør 3. Farsund 4. Torridal 5. Vindbjart
DistrictV, Group B1 (Rogaland) 1. Ulf (Promoted) 2. Klepp 3. Egersund 4. Varhaug 5. Randaberg 6. Vigrestad
District V, Group B2 (Rogaland) 1. Vidar (Promoted) 2. Haugar 3. Jarl 4. Torvastad 5. Vaulen 6. Brodd
District VI, Group A (Bergen) 1. Nymark (Play-off) 2. Laksevåg 3. Hardy 4. Trane 5. Bergens-Sparta 6. Viggo 7. Minde
District VI, Group B (Midthordland) 1. Florvåg (Play-off) 2. Erdal 3. Fana 4. Ålvik 5. Eidsvåg (Åsane) 6. Dale (Dalekvam) 7. Kjøkkelvik
District VII, Group A (Sunnmøre/Romsdal) 1. Sykkylven (Promoted) 2. Spjelkavik 3. Aksla 4. Hovdebygda 5. Skarbøvik 6. Volda 7. Velledalen 8. Åndalsnes
District VII, Group B (Nordmøre/Romsdal) 1. Clausenengen (Promoted) 2. Braatt 3. Træff 4. Goma 5. Nordlandet 6. Averøykam. 7. Sunndal 8. Olymp
District VIII, Group A1 (Sør-Trøndelag) 1. Hommelvik (Play-off) 2. Heimdal 3. Steinar 4. Leik 5. Flå 6. Melhus
District VIII, Group A2 (Sør-Trøndelag) 1. Troll (Play-off) 2. Orkanger 3. Løkken 4. Svorkmo 5. Dalguten 6. Oppdal
District VIII, Group B (Trondheim og omegn) 1. Rosenborg (Play-off) 2. Tryggkameratene 3. National 4. Nidar 5. Trond 6. Ørn (Trondheim) 7. Strindheim
District VIII, Group C (Fosen) 1. Opphaug (Play-off) 2. Beian 3. Stadsbygd 4. Lensvik 5. Rissa 6. Fevåg (withdrew)
District VIII, Group D (Nord-Trøndelag/Namdal) 1. Nessegutten 2. Verdal (Play-off) 3. Stjørdal 4. Malm 5. Namsos 6. Varden (Meråker) 7. Skogn 8. Blink
Play-off District II/III Spartacus - Vestfossen 1-2
Vestfossen - Gjøvik/Lyn 2-2
Gjøvik/Lyn - Spartacus 1-1
Table
Championship District II Spartacus - Vestfossen 1-2
Play-off District IV Tønsberg Turn - Storm 2-0
Storm - Tønsberg Turn 0-1 (agg. 0–3)
Tønsberg Turn promoted.
Play-off District V Grane - Mandalskameratene 3-0
Mandalskameratene - Grane 1-1 (agg. 1–4)
Grane (Arendal) promoted.
Championship District V Ulf - Vidar 2-0
Vidar - Ulf 1-5 (agg. 1–7)
Grane - Ulf 0-2 (in Flekkefjord)
Play-off District VI Nymark - Florvåg 2-1
Nymark promoted.
Championship District VIII Sykkylven - Clausenengen 3-0 (in Molde)
Play-off District VIII Rosenborg - Verdal 1-0
Hommelvik - Opphaug 2-1
Verdal - Hommelvik 3-0
Opphaug - Rosenborg 0-3
Rosenborg - Hommelvik 1-2
Verdal - Opphaug 7-0
Relegation play-off District II Grei - Jevnaker 1-3
Jevnaker - Grei 2-1 (agg. 5–2)
Grei relegated.
Relegation play-off District IV Borg - Tollnes 3-2
Tollnes relegated.
Norwegian Cup
Final
Northern Norwegian Cup
Final
National team
DateVenueOpponentRes.*CompetitionNorwegian goalscorersMay 5Glasgow0–1FriendlyMay 19Oslo1–1FriendlyHarry KureMay 30Wien0–5FriendlyJune 4Malmö2–1FriendlyHarry Kure, Per LjostveitJune 7Stockholm0–3FriendlyJuly 4Reykjavík0–1FriendlyAugust 29Oslo3–1FriendlyHenry Johannessen, Gunnar Dybwad, Harald HennumSeptember 19Oslo1–1FriendlyReidar SundbyOctober 31Copenhagen1–0FriendlyHarald HennumNovember 8Dublin1–2FriendlyWilly Olsen
Note: Norway's goals first