Molde FK Host KFUM Oslo in Sunday Eliteserien Showdown
Aker Stadion hosts an important Eliteserien fixture this Sunday as Molde FK take on KFUM Oslo at 17:00. The home side are looking to bounce back after a recent defeat to Brann, with five more home matches still to follow before the season ends.
A Sunday Clash Under the Fjord
Molde FK return to Aker Stadion this Sunday, 6 September, for an Eliteserien home fixture against KFUM Oslo, with kick-off scheduled for 17:00. The match represents one of six remaining home games at the fjordside arena this season, as Molde push deeper into what promises to be a decisive autumn in the Norwegian top flight.
Tickets for the fixture are available through the official Molde FK ticketing platform, and supporters are encouraged to secure their seats ahead of what is expected to be a lively atmosphere at the 11,249-capacity ground.
Contrasting Form Heading Into the Weekend
The timing of the fixture adds extra edge to proceedings. Molde's most recent Eliteserien result at Aker Stadion saw them fall 2–1 to Brann, a defeat that brought a degree of frustration to the home faithful. A win against KFUM Oslo would go some way to restoring confidence and consolidating the club's standing in the table ahead of a packed autumn schedule.
KFUM Oslo, meanwhile, arrive at a ground where Molde have historically been difficult to beat. The visitors' previous trip to Aker Stadion in the current Eliteserien campaign ended in a 5–1 defeat back in June, a result that will not have been forgotten in either camp.
Six Home Games Still to Come
Sunday's match is the first of six remaining home fixtures on the Aker Stadion calendar for 2026. Upcoming home dates include a derby-flavoured encounter with Aalesund on 19 September, before clashes with Start, Fredrikstad, Bodø/Glimt and Viking round out the home programme through November and December.
With the season entering its most consequential phase, the coming months at Aker Stadion are set to be pivotal — for the club, and for a supporter base that has packed the terraces and kiosks throughout a busy year at the venue.
