Molde Open Six-Game Home Run with 2–0 Win over KFUM Oslo
Aker Stadion witnessed a confident start to Molde FK's autumn Eliteserien campaign as the hosts defeated KFUM Oslo 2–0 on 6 September, winning 1–0 at half-time. The result launches a six-match home programme that will keep the Romsdal arena buzzing right through to December.
A Perfect Start to the Autumn Programme
Molde FK kicked off what promises to be a defining stretch of the Eliteserien season with a convincing home victory over KFUM Oslo at Aker Stadion on 6 September. The men in blue dominated from the first whistle, going into the break with a one-goal advantage before wrapping up the three points in the second half.
The win was no surprise to those who had followed Molde's recent form. The side arrived at the fixture buoyed by a strong away result at Vålerenga, and the home crowd at Aker Stadion had every reason to feel confident heading into the match.
Aker Stadion Rises to the Occasion
With a capacity of 11,249, Aker Stadion provided the kind of charged atmosphere that has made the Romsdal venue one of the most respected football grounds in Norway. The stadium's full matchday infrastructure — including a restaurant, café, ten kiosks and eight commentary boxes — ensured supporters were well looked after throughout the evening.
The result also carries broader significance. Molde had already beaten KFUM Oslo 5–1 when the two clubs met at the same venue back in June, underlining the home side's commanding record at Aker Stadion against this particular opposition.
Five More Home Games Still to Come
The victory over KFUM Oslo was only the first chapter of a packed home schedule that stretches all the way through to December. Aalesund are next to visit on 19 September, followed by Start, Fredrikstad, Bodø/Glimt and Viking in the weeks that follow — meaning Aker Stadion will be in near-constant use for the remainder of the 2026 season.
Tickets for all upcoming Eliteserien home fixtures are available through the official Molde FK ticketing platform. With the autumn campaign now firmly under way, supporters are encouraged to secure their seats early for what looks set to be an electric run-in.
