Molde Launch Six-Game Home Run with 2-0 Win — Derby Next
Molde FK opened their crucial autumn home programme at Aker Stadion with a 2-0 victory over KFUM Oslo, setting the tone for a packed run of six remaining Eliteserien fixtures at the fjordside arena. Attention now turns to Saturday's west-coast derby against Aalesund. The stadium is also in full swing on the women's side, cementing its status as one of Norway's busiest shared football venues.
Six-Game Home Run Gets Off to a Flying Start
Molde FK kicked off the most demanding home programme in the club's recent history with a commanding 2-0 victory over KFUM Oslo at Aker Stadion on 6 September. The hosts took the lead before the break and added a second goal after half-time to seal all three Eliteserien points in front of their home supporters at the fjordside arena.
The win was the first of six remaining Eliteserien home fixtures at the 11,800-capacity ground — a run that officials have described as the busiest and most intense home schedule Aker Stadion has faced in recent years.
A Shared Stadium in Full Autumn Mode
Aker Stadion is firmly established as one of Norway's busiest shared football venues this season. Molde W have used the ground as their permanent home throughout the entire 2026 Toppserien campaign, turning the arena into a genuine dual-purpose facility.
The women's side hosted Hønefoss on 13 September in a Toppserien fixture, keeping the stadium active across both programmes in the same weekend stretch. The arrangement means supporters can expect top-flight football — men's or women's — at Aker Stadion almost every week through to December.
Derby Day on the Horizon
Attention at Aker Stadion now turns to Saturday evening's west-coast Eliteserien derby against Aalesund, with kick-off scheduled for 6:00 PM on 19 September. Molde head into the fixture having won each of their last three home encounters against the same opponents at Aker Stadion.
Tickets for all remaining home matches are available through the official Molde FK ticketing platform. Supporters are reminded that visiting colours are restricted to the designated section and that bottles are not permitted inside the ground.
