Eliteserien Tickets

The 2026 title picture

Eliteserien enters 2026 with Bodo/Glimt the team every rival is chasing, having become the dominant force in Norwegian football in recent seasons, both domestically and in Europe. SK Brann in Bergen and Viking FK on the west coast have both pushed hard for the title and remain the sides most likely to challenge Bodo/Glimt's grip on the league. Sixteen clubs make up the division this season, the largest of the Nordic top flights covered on this page, which gives the table a longer, more attritional shape than its Danish or Swedish equivalents.

Matches to plan around

The opening rounds of the 2026 season already include some genuine title-race fixtures.

• Sun 20 Sept: SK Brann host Bodo/Glimt at Brann Stadium
• Sun 20 Sept: Viking FK welcome Lillestrom to Viking Stadion
• Fri 9 Oct: SK Brann travel to face Viking FK at Brann Stadium
• Sat 10 Oct: Bodo/Glimt host Kristiansund BK at Aspmyra Stadion

The back-to-back meetings between Brann and both Bodo/Glimt and Viking FK inside a month make late September and early October a good stretch to follow the title race closely.

Grounds around Norway

Eliteserien's geography spreads matches from the Arctic Circle to the south coast. Brann Stadium in Bergen is one of the most atmospheric grounds in the league, while Viking Stadion in Stavanger and Aker Stadion in Molde both regularly host European nights alongside domestic fixtures. Further north, Bodo/Glimt's Aspmyra Stadion has become a genuine destination ground given the club's recent success, and Fredrikstad Stadion and Color Line Stadium in Aalesund round out two of the league's more traditional venues.

Comparing ticket prices

Because Eliteserien fixtures are spread across a wide geography, prices and availability can shift significantly depending on how far a club's away support has to travel. This page compares Eliteserien tickets across StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it easier to see the range of prices on offer for a given match before booking. Fixtures involving Bodo/Glimt or the Brann-Viking meetings tend to attract the most interest, so checking prices as soon as a round is confirmed is worthwhile.

The rest of the table

Beyond the three clubs at the top, Eliteserien's mid-table is competitive and includes sides such as Molde, Rosenborg and Tromso, all of whom have won the title within the past two decades and remain capable of disrupting the current order. With sixteen clubs and a long season ahead, following Eliteserien from September gives a clear sense of both ends of the division well before the campaign reaches its final rounds. Away days at Aspmyra Stadion in the far north or along the west coast between Stavanger and Bergen also make Eliteserien one of the more scenic leagues in Europe to follow through the autumn, with each ground offering a genuinely different matchday depending on the region.