Five Home Games Left: Skagerak Arena's Autumn Decider Run
Odd Ballklubb's remaining 2026 home calendar at Skagerak Arena features five crucial 1. Divisjon fixtures, starting with Egersund on 20 September. With the club in fourth place and targeting promotion, the 13,500-capacity Skien ground is set to play a central role in deciding their season.
Five More Chances to Roar Odd On
With the Strømsgodset draw behind them, Odd Ballklubb's autumn home programme at Skagerak Arena is well underway — and there is plenty still to play for. Five home matches remain on the 2026 schedule, covering a run of fixtures that could prove decisive in the club's promotion push in the 1. Divisjon.
The upcoming home dates are: Egersund on 20 September, Bryne on 11 October, Strømmen on 18 October, and Sandnes Ulf on 1 November.
A Ground Built for Big Nights
Skagerak Arena, opened in 2007, holds up to 13,500 spectators on its natural grass surface in Skien. The stadium has established itself as a genuine fortress for Odd across the 2026 campaign, with the club recording strong home results through the spring and summer months.
The arena's ticketing structure is designed to keep the stands well populated, with free entry for under-18s and reduced rates available for seniors, students, and supporters with disabilities.
How to Get There
Following the success of the bus scheme laid on for the Strømsgodset fixture — with direct services running from Gulset and Porsgrunn — the club is expected to continue promoting sustainable travel options for remaining home dates. Fans are encouraged to check the club's official channels for transport updates ahead of each match.
With Odd sitting fourth in the table, every home game at Skagerak Arena between now and November carries real weight. Tickets for all remaining fixtures are on sale now.
