Buy Bodø/Glimt vs LASK tickets for the 2026/27 Season. The Champions League league phase meeting at the Aspmyra Stadion is set for Tuesday 24 November 2026, with kick-off at 18:45 CET (17:45 UK). It is matchday 5 of the league phase and the first competitive meeting between the Norwegian and Austrian clubs.
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Few Champions League fixtures this season come with a setting like this one. Bodø sits just north of the Arctic Circle, and by late November the town has only a few hours of daylight, so this will be a floodlit night in the cold at one of the smallest grounds in the competition. The Bodø/Glimt calendar shows where this date fits among the club's four home league phase nights, all of them at Aspmyra.
Below you will find what drives demand, how to choose a seat in a compact ground of just over 8,000, what resale prices tend to look like and what each club brings to a first meeting in Europe's top competition.
Capacity is the first factor. Aspmyra holds around 8,270, which puts it among the smallest venues in the league phase. A large share of those seats goes to Bodø season ticket holders and members, and UEFA rules reserve a small allocation for visiting supporters. What remains for everyone else is limited for every European night in Bodø.
The club's recent run adds to that pressure. Bodø/Glimt reached the round of 16 last season after league phase wins over Manchester City and Atlético Madrid, then knocked out Inter 5-2 on aggregate in the knockout play-offs. That campaign turned Aspmyra into one of the most talked-about grounds in Europe, and neutral fans now plan trips around its Champions League nights.
The visitors bring their own story. LASK reached the league phase for the first time in their history, and they did it in dramatic style, overturning a 3-0 first-leg defeat against Celtic with a 5-1 home win in the play-off round. Their supporters will be keen to make the most of a debut campaign, even with a long journey to the far north of Norway.
The stakes help too. By matchday 5, most sides know whether they are chasing a place in the top eight, a knockout play-off spot or simply trying to stay in the competition. A home game against a debutant is exactly the type of fixture Bodø will target for points, and LASK will see it as one of their better chances to win away from Linz.
There is also the setting itself. A Champions League night inside the Arctic Circle, often in freezing temperatures and on an artificial pitch, is unlike any other trip in European football. For many travelling fans, this is a bucket-list away day as much as a football match.
Interest from the UK has grown in particular. Bodø's win over Manchester City in January 2026 was widely covered, and many British fans who watched that night on television now want to experience Aspmyra in person. A Tuesday fixture with an early evening kick-off also suits a short midweek break, with flights out on Monday and home on Wednesday.
Bodø sell Champions League seats to their season ticket holders and members first, often with priority tied to loyalty. For a ground this size, those groups can take most of the stadium before a public sale opens, and any general release tends to be short and competitive.
Visitors from abroad face extra hurdles. Club ticketing is designed mainly for Norwegian supporters, sale windows can open at short notice and seats released late are often singles scattered around the ground. Finding two or more seats together through club channels is difficult once demand builds.
The away allocation follows UEFA rules. LASK receive a set share of the capacity and sell it through their own ticketing to their members and supporters. At a ground of around 8,270, that allocation is small, so even many LASK fans may look for seats elsewhere.
A verified resale marketplace is the practical route for anyone without a Bodø membership or a LASK allocation. Listings show the area, the delivery method and any conditions before you pay, so you can book flights and a hotel with seats already confirmed.
That matters more in Bodø than almost anywhere else. Flights into the town are limited and hotel rooms fill quickly on Champions League nights, so waiting for a late sale window can leave travelling fans with seats but no bed, or the other way round.
Group buyers should plan earliest of all. In a ground this size, a block of four or more seats together is one of the scarcest things on sale, and it usually appears only in the weeks after the league phase draw. Once those listings go, groups often have to split up across different areas.
Five things drive the price of a seat for this match: where you sit in a very small ground, demand from neutral and travelling fans, how close to the date you buy, the state of both clubs' league phase campaigns by matchday 5 and whether you want hospitality. The table below shows typical resale ranges in pounds.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home end | £85 – £150 | Atmosphere | Behind the goal with the loudest Bodø support |
| Corner and end sections | £90 – £160 | Value within the ground | Angled views close to the pitch |
| Long side, outer sections | £110 – £190 | Neutrals on a budget | Side-on view away from the halfway line |
| Main stand central | £140 – £260+ | First-time visitors | Level with the halfway line, sells first |
| Hospitality / VIP | £300 – £650+ | Corporate guests and special trips | Very limited, lounge access and catering |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Champions League prices at Aspmyra sit well above Norwegian league prices because the ground is so small and the audience so international. Visits from the highest-profile clubs in the league phase, such as Borussia Dortmund and Atlético Madrid, usually sit at the top of the range. A first meeting with LASK typically lands a step lower, but still well above a domestic match in Bodø.
Resale prices tend to climb once the league phase table takes shape. If both sides still have something to play for by late November, expect central seats to move first. If a central listing looks unusually low, read the notes carefully for split seating or a restricted view before you commit.
Remember to budget for the wider trip. Flights to Bodø and hotel rooms in the town can cost more than the match ticket on a Champions League week, so it often makes sense to secure seats first and then build the travel around them. A seat you can rely on is worth more than a slightly lower price that falls through close to the date.
The Aspmyra Stadion opened in 1966 and sits close to the centre of Bodø. It is a compact ground of single-tier stands wrapped tightly around an artificial pitch, so every seat is close to the play. The small size means the atmosphere carries well, and on a Champions League night the whole ground feels part of the noise.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main stand central | First-time visitors and families | Upper | The clearest side-on view and the most shelter from wind and snow |
| Main stand outer sections | Buyers who want cover at a lower price | Mid to upper | Side-on view towards the corners |
| Opposite long side | Neutrals who want a full view | Mid | Good angle across the pitch, confirm cover before buying |
| Home end | Bodø fans who want to sing | Lower within the ground | Heart of the home support, expect to stand and sing |
| Corner sections | Buyers who want a balance of view and price | Mid | Angled views close to the pitch |
| Away section (Havert-tribunen, section C) | LASK supporters | Set by the visiting club | Behind one goal and open to the elements, run as safe standing. LASK colours belong here only |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should prioritise shelter. In late November, Bodø can be cold, windy and wet or snowy, and some parts of the ground offer little cover. A central seat in the main stand is the safest choice for staying comfortable through a full evening match. Keep club colours out of sight outside the away section.
The away section deserves a special note. It sits behind one goal in section C of the Havert-tribunen, it is completely open to the weather and it operates as safe standing. LASK supporters should dress for sub-zero conditions, with waterproof layers, gloves and a hat.
The artificial pitch also shapes the experience. Bodø play on it all year, and visiting sides often find the faster surface and the cold a real test. For spectators, the tight layout means you are close enough to hear the players, especially in the lower rows along the touchline.
Because the ground is small, row choice matters less than stand choice. Even the back rows are close to the pitch. If you are torn between two areas, choose the one with better cover rather than the one a few rows closer.
Hospitality at Aspmyra is limited, which reflects the size of the ground. The few premium places sit in the main stand, combining a central seat with access to an indoor lounge, food before the match and drinks at half time. On a cold November night, that indoor space is a real advantage.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat | Fans who want comfort without a full package | Central main stand seat with better shelter |
| Lounge package | Couples and small groups | Seat plus indoor lounge access and a pre-match meal |
| Business package | Corporate hosts | Full dining with drinks and a central seat |
| Private group booking | Groups marking a special trip | Seats together with catering in a shared space |
Premium places for Champions League nights are often taken by local sponsors, so resale availability can be very thin. If a lounge matters to you, book as soon as you see a suitable listing rather than waiting for the final weeks.
A lounge also changes the timing of your evening. With an 18:45 kick-off, hospitality guests can arrive in the late afternoon, eat indoors and stay warm until shortly before the teams come out. That is a real benefit when the temperature outside is close to freezing and the sun has long since set.
Many visitors create their own extras around the match. Bodø is a small, walkable town with restaurants and bars near the harbour, and the surrounding coastline offers some of the most dramatic scenery in Norway. A Champions League trip here often doubles as a short Arctic break, with the chance of seeing the northern lights on a clear night.
Most Champions League tickets in Bodø are delivered digitally, so confirm the delivery method and the name on the ticket before you pay.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Which app or wallet is used and when the ticket will be transferred |
| E-ticket (PDF) | The area, row and seat, plus when the file will be sent |
| Paper ticket | The courier or collection address and the latest delivery date |
| Collection in Bodø | The meeting point, the time window and a contact number for the handover |
Read the listing notes before you buy, since some sellers transfer tickets only in the final days before the match. UEFA competitions often require named tickets, so bring valid photo ID in case stewards ask to match it with the ticket holder. If your ticket is on your phone, charge it fully and carry a power bank, because cold weather drains batteries quickly.
The stadium is within walking distance of Bodø town centre, and Bus 1 links the airport, the centre and the ground. Allow extra time for security screening, which can be slow on a European night, and dress for the conditions while you queue. Most fans walk from the centre, so plan your route in daylight if you can.
Darkness is part of the experience. By late November the sun sets in the early afternoon in Bodø, so you will walk to the ground in the dark and leave in the dark. Wear shoes with good grip, since pavements can be icy, and allow a little extra time for the walk back after the final whistle.
Travel light. Large bags are usually not allowed into UEFA matches, and there is little storage near the ground. Leave luggage at your hotel and bring only what you need for the evening.
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Most international visitors reach Bodø by connecting through Oslo, with the flight north taking around 90 minutes, and some routes also run via Trondheim. A mobile ticket or e-ticket sent before you travel is the simplest option, since weather can delay northern flights and a late arrival could make a handover difficult. Ask for seats together at the point of purchase, and book accommodation early because the town has a limited number of hotel rooms. Fans following Bodø around Europe can also compare their away nights, such as Napoli vs Bodø/Glimt, when planning a season of trips.
UEFA can adjust kick-off times, but league phase slots are usually fixed well in advance, and this match is scheduled for the early Tuesday slot. Allow a buffer day either side if you can, since winter weather can disrupt travel in northern Norway. LASK supporters travelling from Austria should remember that their allocation is sold through their own club and that the away section is open to the weather, while those who miss out on it may find a neutral seat simpler. Supporters who prefer a home fixture in Linz can also look at LASK vs Liverpool earlier in the league phase.
Bodø/Glimt and LASK have never met in the Champions League, and this will be their first competitive meeting. For Bodø, it is a second consecutive league phase campaign. Last season the club recorded wins over Manchester City and Atlético Madrid, became the first Norwegian side to win five consecutive matches in the Champions League proper and knocked out Inter before reaching the round of 16. Aspmyra was central to that run, with visiting teams struggling on the artificial surface in cold conditions.
That record gives Bodø real confidence at home. The club has shown it can beat sides with far bigger budgets in the far north, and supporters will expect points against a debutant. Their home schedule this season also includes nights against Borussia Dortmund, Lille and Atlético Madrid, so a win over LASK could be important in the race for the knockout places.
LASK arrive as first-time participants in the league phase. The Linz club's best previous European run came in the 2019/20 Europa League, when they reached the round of 16 before losing to Manchester United. Their route into this season's league phase was memorable: after losing 3-0 at Celtic in the first leg of the play-off round, they won the return 5-1 in Linz to go through 5-4 on aggregate.
That comeback shows what LASK can do when the pressure is on, and their league phase schedule gives them big home nights, including LASK vs FC Porto. A trip to Bodø is a very different test, but a debutant with that kind of resilience will not travel north simply to make up the numbers.
The contrast between the two clubs adds interest. Bodø are a small-town side that has grown into a regular European presence through a clear playing style and strong development of young players. LASK come from Linz, Austria's third-largest city, with a modern stadium and a squad built to compete in European knockout football. Both clubs have made the leap from domestic contenders to Champions League participants in recent years.
For buyers, a first meeting means there is no history to lean on and no rivalry to inflate prices. What drives demand instead is the novelty of the setting, Bodø's growing reputation on European nights and LASK's first Champions League campaign. That combination makes this a fixture worth seeing in person, especially for neutral fans who want an experience they will not find anywhere else in the competition.
The match is on Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 18:45 CET, which is 17:45 in the UK.
Visiting supporters use section C of the Havert-tribunen behind one goal, an open standing area with no roof.
Yes, Bodø/Glimt play on an artificial surface all year, which is part of what makes the ground so difficult for visitors.
Dress for temperatures around or below freezing, with waterproof layers, gloves and a hat for an evening outdoors.
Yes, filter for listings that state the seats are together, since groups are hard to reseat in such a small ground.
Sources: UEFA official Champions League 2026/27 fixture list and club profiles, ESPN, TNT Sports, beIN Sports, Al Jazeera, Manchester City match report, AiScore and Football Ground Guide. 1BoxOffice is an independent resale marketplace and is not affiliated with FK Bodø/Glimt, LASK or UEFA.