KFUM Oslo face a key away match against Molde following another defeat in Eliteserien. The club lost 4-1 to IK Start on Sunday, August 30, according to data from Transfermarkt, and now sit 13th in the table with 19 points.

The club's historical opponents include numerous top Norwegian sides. KFUM Oslo has faced teams like Rosenborg, Vålerenga, Viking, Bodø/Glimt and Molde over the years. They have also played against other established clubs such as Brann, Lillestrøm, Tromsø and Strømsgodset. This demonstrates broad experience across different levels of Norwegian football.

KFUM Oslo have played 18 matches in the 2026 Eliteserien season. They have five wins, four draws and nine losses. Their goal difference is minus 11, with 20 scored and 31 conceded. The team trails league leaders Bodø/Glimt by a full 25 points. The recent period has been difficult with two consecutive defeats.

The latest result was a clear 4-1 loss to IK Start. This contributed to the negative form.

Three players are currently injured and will likely miss the clash with Molde. These are Ayoub Aleesami, Magnus Wolff Eikrem and Robin Rasch. Their absence affects the manager's options. For updated information on the injury situation, check our injuries overview.

The loss of experienced players like Eikrem is particularly noticeable ahead of a tough away fixture. The team must find other solutions in midfield and defense.

KFUM Oslo's next task is an away match against Molde on Sunday, September 6. Molde sit fourth in the table and represent a significant challenge. The match will be played at Aker Stadion.

For KFUM Oslo, it's about breaking the negative trend and securing points on the road. See the full schedule on our fixtures page.

Throughout the club's history, they have faced a wide range of opponents. The list includes teams from multiple divisions, such as Kongsvinger, Sandefjord, Fredrikstad and HamKam. They have also played against smaller clubs like Ullern, Follo and Brumunddal.

This shows the club's journey through the Norwegian league system. Encounters with teams like Sogndal, Hødd and Notodden highlight this variation. KFUM Oslo has built experience against many types of opposition.

The team's next match kicks off at 18:00 at Aker Stadion against Molde.