World Cup 2026 · Group I
Norway Fan Guide
Everything you need to follow Norway at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Three group matches across 2 host cities, the team base camp, broadcasters in your region, and live prediction-market odds. UEFA · FIFA Rank #22 · Coached by Ståle Solbakken.
Group
I
Group stage
Matches
3
2 cities
FIFA Rank
#22
UEFA
WC Appearances
4
Best: Round of 16
Match Schedule
Norway's three group-stage matches. Each link opens the match preview with kickoff details, venue info and travel guidance.
Cities You'll Visit
Norway play across 2 host cities in the group stage. Open each city guide for hotels, airport transit and food picks.
Team Base Camp
Where Norway train between matches. Fans sometimes catch open sessions and meet-and-greets. Check the federation's social channels closer to the tournament.
USA
Greensboro, North Carolina
UNC Greensboro
Norway's federation picked UNC Greensboro for its on-campus athletic complex (multiple full-size pitches plus recovery facilities), a quieter setting than larger cities, and Piedmont elevation that's slightly cooler in June.
Prediction Market Odds
Live implied probabilities from Kalshi real-money prediction markets.
To win Group I
24%
Kalshi market price
To win the World Cup
2.5%
Champion outright probability
Where to Watch Norway
FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasters in major markets. Every Norway match airs on the host-country networks listed below.
United States
FOX, Telemundo
Streaming: FOX Sports app, Peacock
Canada
TSN, CTV
Streaming: TSN+, Crave
Mexico
TUDN, Canal 5
Streaming: ViX, TUDN
United Kingdom
BBC, ITV
Streaming: BBC iPlayer, ITVX
Australia
Optus Sport
Streaming: Optus Sport
About Norway
Snapshot of Norway's 2026 squad and outlook.
Norway arrive at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with one of the most explosive striker-playmaker partnerships in world football - Manchester City's Erling Haaland, the most prolific scorer in Premier League history, and Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard as the creative fulcrum. The Viking warriors' return to the World Cup stage ends a 28-year absence since France 1998, and there is genuine excitement about what this Norwegian generation can achieve on the biggest stage. Group I against France, Senegal, and Iraq is a challenging draw, but Norway have the firepower to beat anyone on their day. If Haaland stays fit and Ødegaard delivers, Norway could be a genuine dark-horse contender for the knockout rounds.
Key players
Get to a Norway match
Tickets, FIFA ID, hospitality and resale
Sale phases, prices, scam warnings and the only legitimate secondary market.