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How to watch UEFA Nations League Norway VS Wales: Free Live Stream & Kick-Off Time all in Preview

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Venue: Ullevaal Stadion

kick-off time: Nov 14 2026 

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Norway

Norway

Form & Tactical Outlook

Norway host Wales on Saturday in the 2026-27 UEFA Nations League Group A4, with a chance to reach the quarter-finals. Ståle Solbakken's side currently sit at the bottom (fourth) of Group A4 with three points from one win and three defeats. Norway opened their campaign with a 3-2 win over Denmark, followed by three consecutive losses: twice to Portugal and once to Wales. Competing in League A for the first time, Norway are aiming for a first-ever quarter-final spot. To achieve this, they must defeat both Wales and Denmark, as beating Denmark would give them the head-to-head tie-breaker advantage.

Team News

Norway have four players—including Martin Ødegaard—who are one booking away from missing the team's next match. No major surprises are expected in the lineup, with Oscar Bobb and Antonio Nusa both expected to feature in the final third. Erling Haaland is in line to earn his 60th cap and will look to add to his 65 international goals.

Wales

Wales

Form & Tactical Outlook

Wales have been beaten in three of their four Group A4 matches, sitting third on three points, level with Norway. Craig Bellamy's side began their campaign with back-to-back defeats to Portugal and Denmark at the end of September. They recorded a 2-1 victory over Norway in their opening match of October before losing 1-0 to Denmark in their most recent game. Historically, Wales have faced Norway 12 times (four wins, four draws, four defeats) and have won each of the last three meetings between the two sides.

Team News

Benjamin Cabango and Sorba Thomas are both unavailable due to suspension, while six other players—including Ethan Ampadu—are one booking away from a ban for the next fixture. Harry Wilson, who missed the previous international window through injury, is available and set to start. Daniel James could play a role through the middle against Norway, while Chris Mepham and Rubin Colwill are also potentially in line for starts on Saturday.