Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Norwegian Premier League, until 1991 known as the First Division, has employed a system of play-off qualification to determine promotion and relegation with the First Division (until 1991 the Second Division). Various varieties have been in place since the system was introduced at the end of the 1972 season, but only one team has been promoted per year. The play-offs have always supplemented a system of direct promotion and relegation of two teams. The play-offs have been wavered twice, in the 1994 and 2011 seasons, when the top league was expanded to fourteen and sixteen teams, respectively.HamKam and Bryne have both participated seven times, more than any other team. Start is the only team to have participated more than once and never not won. The least successful teams are Pors and Sandefjord, who have participated four and three times, respectively, and never won the tournament. Twenty-eight teams from the top league have participated, and have succeeded at retaining their place fourteen times."@en }
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- Norwegian_Premier_League_play-off abstract "The Norwegian Premier League, until 1991 known as the First Division, has employed a system of play-off qualification to determine promotion and relegation with the First Division (until 1991 the Second Division). Various varieties have been in place since the system was introduced at the end of the 1972 season, but only one team has been promoted per year. The play-offs have always supplemented a system of direct promotion and relegation of two teams. The play-offs have been wavered twice, in the 1994 and 2011 seasons, when the top league was expanded to fourteen and sixteen teams, respectively.HamKam and Bryne have both participated seven times, more than any other team. Start is the only team to have participated more than once and never not won. The least successful teams are Pors and Sandefjord, who have participated four and three times, respectively, and never won the tournament. Twenty-eight teams from the top league have participated, and have succeeded at retaining their place fourteen times.".