Hødd (officially IL Hødd) is a Norwegian football club from Ulsteinvik in the Møre og Romsdal county, currently playing in the Norwegian 1. Divisjon, the second tier. The team's home ground is the Nye Høddvoll stadium. Founded in 1919, the club's traditional colors are red and white. Hødd's name is derived from the local district of Høvdingen. While often a yo-yo club between the first and second divisions, Hødd's history is crowned by one magical achievement: the 2012 Norwegian Football Cup. In one of the greatest cup upsets in Norwegian history, the then-second-tier Hødd defeated Tromsø in the final to lift the trophy for the first and only time, earning a place in the UEFA Europa League. That triumph, led by coach Jonas Olsson and heroes like striker Ulrik Flo, is the defining moment in the club's existence. In the modern era, Hødd consistently aims for promotion back to the Eliteserien, building teams known for their hard work and strong community spirit. The club is deeply rooted in its local community, with a loyal fan base that creates a loud and proud atmosphere at Høddvoll. Hødd is a classic Norwegian community club with a legendary cup win that will never be forgotten.