Jotun Arena's Biggest Stretch of the Year Is Just Getting Started
Sandefjord Fotball's six-game home run at Jotun Arena is officially under way after Sunday's emphatic win over IK Start. With five more home fixtures to come before December, the stadium is set to play a defining role in the club's final push of the 2026 Eliteserien season.
Six Matches to Define the Season
Jotun Arena is entering one of its busiest and most significant periods of the year. Sandefjord Fotball have six home fixtures remaining in the 2026 Eliteserien season, a run that began with Sunday's victory over IK Start and stretches all the way through to December.
The full schedule pits Sandefjord against some of Norwegian football's most recognisable clubs, with Lillestrøm visiting on 18 October, Molde on 8 November, and Tromsø on 29 November, before the season closes with a home clash against Vålerenga on 13 December.
Fans at the Heart of It
Tickets for the upcoming fixtures are available through TicketCo, and the club's SF Ekstra membership initiative is keeping the supporter community engaged throughout the autumn stretch. With Sunday's 3-0 win giving the home run the perfect launch, momentum is building around the stadium.
Jotun Arena, with a capacity of approximately 6,500, has shown it can generate a real atmosphere when the occasion demands it. The 4,481 supporters who turned out against Start on Sunday were rewarded with a thoroughly convincing performance, and further strong attendances are expected as the season reaches its climax.
A Ground Worth Visiting
Opened in 2007 and situated at Nygårdsveien 84 in Sandefjord, Jotun Arena features an artificial turf surface on a 105m × 68m pitch. Owned and operated by Sandefjord Fotball, the stadium has steadily developed into a modern Eliteserien venue.
With five home games still to play, Jotun Arena is set to be the beating heart of Sandefjord Fotball's autumn — and if Sunday is anything to go by, supporters are in for an exciting ride.
