On 23 October 2005 , Vålerenga set its attendance record of 24,894 in a league match against Rosenborg BK . On 23 March 2007 , NFF bought Lyn 's remaining 13.07 % share of Ullevaal , securing the federation full control of the national stadium . Lyn was paid NOK 32.5 million for the transaction . Following Lyn 's relegation from the Norwegian Premier League after the 2009 season , the club decided to move its home games from Ullevaal to Bislett . This was to avoid the high costs that the club had renting Ullevaal , which cost the club NOK 150,000 per game , compared to a similar fee per season at Bislett . Lyn played its last home game at Ullevaal on 3 November , when it lost 0 – 5 against Fredrikstad FK . In the 2009 season of the Premier League , Vålerenga had the fourth-highest average attendance at 10,788 , while Lyn had the lowest at 4,187 . Lyn 's least-seen game attracted 2,092 people . After it was decided that the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 was to be held at Stabæk 's home venue Telenor Arena , Stabæk was forced to rent Ullevaal to play three of its home games during April and May 2010 . In a 2012 survey carried out by the Norwegian Players ' Association among away-team captains , Ullevaal was found to be the league 's best stadium , with a score of 4,47 on a scale from one to five
Eurovision Song Contest 2010
Eurovision Song Contest 2010
Ullevaal Stadion