Norway v Wales: Kick-Off Time, TV Channel and Team News for the Nations League Clash

Updated 14 Nov 2026, 10:32 · First published 14 Nov 2026

Norway v Wales kicks off at 5pm UK time today (Saturday 14 November) at the Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo, and the Nations League match is live on BBC Two, S4C and BBC iPlayer. Craig Bellamy’s side beat Norway 2-1 in Cardiff last month – and a second win would keep their hopes of a quarter-final place alive.

What channel is Norway v Wales on?

The match is free-to-air on BBC Two and S4C, with live streams on BBC iPlayer, S4C Online and the BBC Sport website.

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What’s at stake?

Wales and Norway both have three points from four games, three behind Denmark in the race for second place behind Portugal. A win would move Wales level with Denmark on six points with one game to go, although the Danes hold the head-to-head advantage after beating Wales twice. Norway, in League A for the first time, need to beat both Wales and Denmark to reach a first-ever quarter-final.

How will Wales stop Erling Haaland?

Ben Davies and Ben Cabango kept the Manchester City striker quiet in Cardiff, where Daniel James and Neco Williams scored either side of an Oscar Bobb goal. Bellamy’s message this time is simple: “Drive up and don’t let him dictate.” He expects a reaction from the hosts: “I’m sure they will want it [revenge] but that’s football.”

Wales team news

Cabango and Sorba Thomas are both suspended, while Ethan Ampadu is among six Wales players one booking away from a ban. Harry Wilson is back from injury and is expected to start, with Chris Mepham and Rubin Colwill also pushing for places. For Norway, Haaland is in line for his 60th cap and captain Martin Ødegaard is one yellow card from suspension.

Sources: UEFA; Football Association of Wales; BBC Sport listings.