
Folkets Kamp: Eliteserien Football at Jotun Arena for 19 Kroner
Sandefjord Fotball have announced a remarkable fan-friendly promotion for their home Eliteserien clash against KFUM Oslo on 7 August 2026. Dubbed 'Folkets Kamp' — The People's Match — the event allows supporters into Jotun Arena for just 19 kroner, covering the booking fee alone. Tickets are on sale now through the SF App and the club's official website.
The People's Match Comes to Jotun Arena
Sandefjord Fotball are pulling out all the stops to fill Jotun Arena on Friday, 7 August 2026, when they host KFUM Oslo in an Eliteserien fixture the club has branded Folkets Kamp — loosely translated as 'The People's Match'.
In a promotion that stands out even by Norwegian standards, supporters will be able to attend the top-flight clash for just 19 kroner — the cost of the booking fee alone. The initiative is a deliberate effort to open the gates of the stadium to as many people as possible, giving the entire Sandefjord community a rare chance to experience Eliteserien football at near-zero cost.
How to Get Your Ticket
Tickets for Folkets Kamp are available through the SF App or directly on the official Sandefjord Fotball website. Given the extraordinary price point, the club is encouraging supporters to secure their seats early to avoid missing out on one of the most affordable top-flight football experiences the Norwegian game has seen this season.
Kick-off at Jotun Arena is scheduled for 17:00 on Friday, 7 August.
Busy Second Half of the Season Ahead
The Folkets Kamp fixture marks Sandefjord's return to home action after a spell away, and it kicks off a packed schedule at Jotun Arena. Following the KFUM Oslo clash, the stadium will host Brann on 30 August, Viking on 4 September, and a further string of Eliteserien fixtures stretching all the way through to a home meeting with Vålerenga on 13 December.
Currently sitting eighth in the Eliteserien table with 14 points from 11 matches, Sandefjord will be hoping a packed home crowd — drawn in by one of the cheapest tickets in Norwegian football — can give them the lift they need heading into the crucial second half of the campaign.


