
Aker Stadion Caps Packed August with Toppserien Clash
Molde W host LSK Kvinner W on 22 August to complete a three-match August home programme at Aker Stadion. The fixture follows Eliteserien encounters with Sarpsborg 08 and Tromsø and marks another milestone in the stadium's season-long commitment to top-flight women's football.
A Busy August at the Fjordside Arena
Aker Stadion is closing out one of its most action-packed months of the 2026 season. Having already hosted Sarpsborg 08 FF on 2 August — a pulsating 3–3 Eliteserien draw — and Tromsø IL on 16 August, the 11,249-capacity ground on the shores of the Moldefjord is now turning its attention to the women's game.
On 22 August, Molde W welcome LSK Kvinner W in Round 13 of the 2026 Toppserien, completing a genuine double-header that spans both the men's and women's top-flight programmes.
Women's Football Takes Centre Stage
The Toppserien fixture is the latest chapter in an arrangement that has seen Aker Stadion serve as the permanent home base for Molde W throughout the entire 2026 season — a commitment that underlines the club's investment in the women's game and cements the arena's status as a true dual-purpose venue.
With kick-off set for 14:00, supporters have the chance to experience top-flight women's football by the fjord for the second time this month alone.
Tickets for the fixture are available through the official Molde FK ticketing platform.
What Comes Next
The August double-header is far from the end of the road for Aker Stadion in 2026. The men's Eliteserien fixture list continues with home games against KFUM Oslo (6 September), Aalesund (19 September), Start (18 October), Fredrikstad (25 October), Bodø/Glimt (22 November) and Viking (6 December) — a calendar that stretches deep into the Norwegian winter.
The stadium's artificial turf, installed in 2014, makes that kind of year-round programme possible, allowing Aker Stadion to remain active long after the grass grounds of many rivals have fallen silent.
With a restaurant, a café, ten kiosks and eight commentary boxes at supporters' disposal, the fjordside arena is built to handle the demands of both an intimate Toppserien afternoon and a sold-out Eliteserien evening.


