Fellow travelers

Norway Cup wants as many parents/guardians/siblings as possible to have the opportunity to participate in Norway Cup to support their respective children and at the same time have a great trip to Oslo and Norway Cup. We therefore offer separate packages for traveling companions so that they can follow the team. Travel companions can, on the same level as the participants, purchase both H-cards, Norway Cup cards 1 & 2. Travel companions then receive the same benefits through the card as the team they follow.

At least one person over the age of 20 must accompany the team at their assigned school or hotel. Parents/guardians must register these chaperones when booking for the team, as Norway Cup will send invoices directly to the team or club.

Parental Code of Conduct

• These rules have been developed by the Norwegian Football Federation.
• Show up for training and matches - the children want you there
• Encourage all players – not just your own child
• Provide encouragement in good times and bad
• Respect the coach/team manager's use of players - you can give serious input after the match
• See the referee as a guide – respect their decisions
• Stimulate and encourage your child to participate – don't pressure
• Ask if the match was fun and exciting – not just about the result
• Ensure proper and sensible equipment – ​​but don't overdo it
• Show respect for the club's work – attend parent meetings to clarify attitudes and ambitions
• Remember that it is your child who is playing football – not you.
• Show respect for others – don't smoke on the sidelines

Supporters

There is free admission to all matches in the tournament. There is also free admission to the tournament opening show and other concerts during the tournament week. Remember that supporters can be the team's 12th man but supporters must follow rules of conduct.

Here are some simple rules to follow:

• Flares or other forms of fireworks are not allowed along the arenas.
• Flags, pennants, mascots, etc. and other creative elements are allowed.
• Whistles or similar are not allowed along the sidelines. The only whistle allowed is the referee's whistle.
• It is allowed to use a megaphone to get the atmosphere going on the sidelines.
• Samba drums are allowed to create an ecstatic atmosphere from the sidelines.
• It is not allowed to stand or enter the field – beyond the lines drawn during the matches. This prohibition also applies when the teams score or if other things happen during the match.
• Supporters must stand at least one meter from the sidelines so that the referees have a clear view of what is happening.
• It is not allowed to disturb the opposing goalkeeper or the opposing team's players through verbal abuse or swearing from the sidelines. Norway Cup encourages "Fair Play" also on the sidelines.
• It is not allowed to disturb the referees or their assistants during the matches. Supporters are advised to follow the referees' rules and guidelines.