Aker Stadion: Norway's Most Active Shared Football Venue This Autumn
Aker Stadion is firmly established as one of Norway's busiest shared football venues in 2026, hosting top-flight fixtures for both Molde FK and Molde W across a relentless autumn programme. With the women's side having played Hønefoss earlier this month and Vålerenga W arriving on 26 September, the fjordside arena barely has a weekend off. The stadium's dual-purpose identity is being tested like never before — and it is rising to the challenge.
Two Top-Flight Teams, One Ground
Aker Stadion is cementing its place as one of Norway's most active shared football venues. With both Molde FK and Molde W using the 11,249-capacity ground as their permanent home base in 2026, the fjordside arena has hosted top-flight men's and women's football in near-constant rotation throughout the year.
Molde W have called Aker Stadion home for every Toppserien fixture of the 2026 campaign — an arrangement that has brought a wider variety of matchdays to supporters and kept the stands filled deep into the Norwegian autumn.
Women's Side Keep the Momentum Going
The women's programme has already delivered drama at Aker Stadion this season. Most recently, Molde W hosted Hønefoss on 13 September in the Toppserien, where the visitors took the points with a 1-0 win — the only goal arriving before half-time.
Attention now turns to the next home fixture in the women's calendar: Molde W welcome Vålerenga W to Aker Stadion on 26 September, with kick-off scheduled for 1:00 PM. The match represents another opportunity for the home side to perform in front of their own supporters on a ground they have occupied all season.
A Stadium Built for the Long Haul
Aker Stadion's matchday offering — a restaurant, café, ten kiosks and eight commentary boxes — is well-equipped to handle the dual-programme demands being placed on it this autumn. With further Toppserien fixtures to follow after Vålerenga W, including a home tie against Stabæk W on 4 October, the women's side have no shortage of home games still to look forward to.
The stadium sits on the shores of the Romsdalsfjord and holds up to 11,249 supporters. Tickets for all upcoming matches are available via the official Molde FK ticketing platform, and supporters are reminded that bottles are not permitted anywhere inside the ground.
