World Cup 2026 live: Ivory Coast vs Norway confirmed teams and full line ups as Erling Haaland returns, TV channel, live online stream and stats

Where to watch Ivory Coast vs Norway: TV channel, live online stream

Kick-off on Tuesday is at 18:00 BST (13:00 ET / 10:00 PT). In the UK, live TV coverage is on BBC One.

Streaming on a vast range of devices is available through the BBC iPlayer app and BBC Sport website.

World Cup 2026: Ivory Coast vs Norway stats

• Ivory Coast have won multiple games at a World Cup for the first time and scored the opening goal in all three group games
• They have won one of their five World Cup matches against European opposition (D1 L3), includng their last two such games
• Against Curacao, Nicolas Pepe became the second Ivorian to score twice in a match at the finals, 20 years after Aruna Dindane did so against Serbia
• At 31 years and 27 days of age, Pepe was the second-oldest African to score twice in a World Cup match, after Roger Milla for Cameroon against Colombia in 1990 (38 years, 34 days)
• Yan Diomande is the second African player to complete at least 10 dribbles (10) and create at least 10 chances (10) in a single World Cup group stage, after South Africa’s Quinton Fortune in 2002
• Norway have lost two of their 19 contests with African nations in all competitions (W9 D8), suffering defeats in friendlies against Senegal (in 2006) and South Africa (2009)
• Their two World Cup meetings with African opponents have produced that 3-2 victory over Senegal on Matchday 2 and a 2-2 draw with Morocco in 1998
• This is Norway’s third ever knockout match at the finals, previously losing against Italy in 1938 (2-1) and 1998 (1-0)
• Solbakken’s side have not lost successive matches since September 2022, against Slovenia and Serbia in the Nations League
• Erling Haaland could become the first player since Hungary’s Sandor Kocsis in 1954 to score in each of first his three World Cup appearances