Jotun Arena Set for Packed Six-Game Home Run This Autumn
Sandefjord Fotball's home ground is entering its most intensive period of the season, with six Eliteserien matches still to be hosted at Jotun Arena. The club's popular goalkeeper school is also returning to the stadium in week 37, with registrations now open. Off the back of two recent home draws, the arena is primed for a defining autumn stretch.
A Busy Autumn Ahead at Jotun Arena
Jotun Arena is gearing up for a hectic final stretch of the 2026 Eliteserien season, with six home matches still to be played. The news comes after back-to-back home fixtures against Brann and Viking, which saw Sandefjord collect two points from a possible six — a tally the club will be eager to improve upon on home soil.
The first of those upcoming fixtures arrives on September 20, when Start make the trip to Sandefjord. With places in the table still very much up for grabs, every point at Jotun Arena could prove crucial.
Goalkeeper School Returns to Jotun Arena
Off the pitch, activity at the stadium is also picking up. Sandefjord Fotball's popular goalkeeper school is returning this autumn, with sessions taking place at Jotun Arena in week 37. Sign-ups have opened, giving young aspiring goalkeepers the chance to train on the same artificial surface used by the first team.
The initiative underlines the stadium's role as more than just a matchday venue — it serves as a community hub for football development in the Sandefjord region.
Jotun Arena at a Glance
Opened in 2007, Jotun Arena holds 6,582 spectators and sits at the heart of Sandefjord Fotball's identity. The stadium features an artificial grass pitch measuring 105 by 68 metres and has carried the Jotun name — after the club's main sponsor — since September 2023.
With a packed schedule of home matches, youth events and an OBOS Camp planned for October 5, the arena looks set for one of its busiest autumns in recent years.
