Six Deciders Ahead: Aker Stadion Enters Its Biggest Autumn Yet
Aker Stadion faces its most consequential stretch of the 2026 season, with six Eliteserien home games remaining — including heavyweight clashes against Bodø/Glimt and Aalesund. With Molde FK sitting fourth in the table, the fjordside venue is set to play a central role in the title and European-place conversation.
A Packed Autumn Calendar at Aker Stadion
Aker Stadion is bracing itself for what promises to be an intense and pivotal final chapter of the 2026 football season. Six Eliteserien home matches are scheduled between now and December, covering some of the most eagerly anticipated fixtures on the Norwegian football calendar — including visits from title contenders Bodø/Glimt and local rivals Aalesund.
The schedule, confirmed ahead of the autumn programme, gives Molde FK supporters a clear and compelling set of dates to plan around. The next home encounter arrives on 19 September, when Aalesund make the trip to Molde for an Eliteserien clash that always carries extra regional significance.
A Venue Built for Big Occasions
With a capacity of 11,249, a natural grass pitch measuring 105 by 68 metres, and matchday facilities including a restaurant, café, ten kiosks and eight commentary boxes, Aker Stadion is one of Norway's most well-equipped mid-sized football venues. First opened in April 1989, the ground has been the stage for countless memorable Molde FK moments.
The stadium has already enjoyed a particularly active 2026 — hosting men's Eliteserien fixtures, women's Toppserien matches including Molde W's home game against LSK Kvinner in August, and cup ties throughout the year. The autumn run will test the venue's matchday operation across some of its most high-profile dates of the season.
Tickets and Atmosphere
Molde FK supporters keen to attend any of the remaining home fixtures can purchase tickets through the club's official ticketing platform. With Molde sitting fourth in the Eliteserien and the race for European places heating up, demand for seats at Aker Stadion is expected to build with each passing round.
The club and stadium management have flagged the six-game home run as a landmark period, and the early signs — a 2–0 win over KFUM Oslo in the opening autumn fixture — suggest the ground will be a fortress when it matters most.
