Intility Arena Gears Up for Action-Packed Autumn of Football
Intility Arena is set for a busy autumn, with Eliteserien and Toppserien home fixtures lined up across the coming months. A brand-new artificial pitch has been installed at the Valle Hovin stadium to meet the demands of the packed schedule. Both the men's and women's sides will call Intility Arena home as the 2026 season enters its decisive phase.
Packed Fixture List Takes Shape
Intility Arena is bracing for one of its busiest autumn periods in recent memory, with a full slate of Eliteserien and Toppserien home fixtures confirmed at the Valle Hovin ground. After the dramatic 6–1 home win over Fredrikstad, attention is already turning to the next wave of opponents set to visit Oslo.
Eliteserien matchups against Brann, Tromsø, Start and Rosenborg are all scheduled, while the women's side will also take to the new artificial surface for Toppserien action — including a Round 16 clash against FK Haugesund on 19 September.
Upgraded Facilities Welcome Fans Back
A new pitch has been laid at Intility Arena ahead of the autumn run, ensuring the 16,556-seat stadium is in top condition for the months ahead. The upgrade was completed just in time, with the busy schedule set to put the surface through its paces across both the men's and women's games.
Fans attending matches can expect gates to open 90 minutes before kick-off. Tickets for all upcoming home fixtures are available through Vålerenga's official ticketing shop, with options to pay by card or Vipps.
Something for Every Fan
With top-flight men's and women's football both on the agenda, Intility Arena is positioning itself as a true double-header venue this autumn. The Toppserien fixture against Haugesund and the Eliteserien derby atmosphere expected when Rosenborg and Brann visit are among the most anticipated dates in the stadium calendar.
For supporters planning their matchday visits, the full fixture list is available on Vålerenga's official website, with all home games confirmed at Intility Arena, Valle Hovin, Oslo.
