The Norway Women's national football team, known as the *Gresshoppene* (The Grasshoppers), is a titan of women's football, representing Norway on the international stage. Based in Oslo and operating under the Norwegian Football Federation, the team wears the national red, white, and blue. Formed in 1978, Norway quickly became a global powerhouse. Their peak era was in the 1990s, a period of utter dominance led by all-time greats like Hege Riise, Ann Kristin Aarønes, and goalkeeper Bente Nordby. This legendary squad won the 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup, the 1993 European Championship, and the 2000 Olympic Gold Medal. The modern era has seen Norway remain a consistent force, with stars like Ada Hegerberg, the first women's Ballon d'Or winner, and Caroline Graham Hansen providing world-class talent. The team continues to qualify for every major tournament, blending the nation's traditional strengths of physicality and direct play with technical flair. Supported by a nation with a deep football culture, the Norway Women's team carries a legacy of success and the constant expectation to compete for the highest honors.