
Odd Draw 1–1 with Strømsgodset in Packed Publikumskamp
Skagerak Arena was in full voice for Odd Ballklubb's flagship fan event as the home side came from behind to earn a 1–1 draw against Strømsgodset. Despite falling behind in the first half, Odd levelled after the break to claim a point in front of a large and enthusiastic crowd. Free bus services from Gulset and Porsgrunn helped fill the stands for the occasion.
A Point Salvaged in the Publikumskamp
Odd fell behind in the first half but rallied after the break to level the contest at 1–1 against Strømsgodset, claiming one point in front of a passionate home crowd at Skagerak Arena. The match, billed as the club's Publikumskamp — a flagship fan event designed to celebrate the bond between club and supporters — lived up to its billing in terms of atmosphere.
Head coach Per Frandsen had spoken ahead of kick-off about wanting to deliver a great experience both on and off the pitch, and while a win would have been the preferred outcome, the comeback drew a strong reaction from the stands.
Fans Urged to Use Direct Bus Links
For the occasion, the club arranged free direct bus services to Skagerak Arena from Gulset and Porsgrunn, encouraging supporters to leave their cars at home. The initiative was part of a broader effort to make matchdays more accessible and to reduce congestion around the 13,500-capacity stadium in Skien.
Free entry was also reported as part of the Publikumskamp festivities, reinforcing the club's commitment to bringing as many supporters through the gates as possible for this standout fixture in the home calendar.
Promotion Race Stays Tight
With Odd sitting fourth in the 1. Division table, every home point carries significant weight. The draw keeps the club in touch with the promotion places as the season enters its decisive autumn phase. Upcoming home matches against Egersund on 20 September, Bryne on 11 October, and Strømmen on 18 October will all be crucial, before the home campaign wraps up against Sandnes Ulf on 1 November.
Tickets for all remaining home fixtures are available through the club's official website, with stadium officials encouraging supporters to book early — particularly as the promotion push intensifies.


