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Nations League 2026/27 Norway vs Wales live stream: where to watch

Nations League 2026/27 Norway vs Wales live stream: where to watch — Saturday, November 14 at 6pm CET (9am PT / 12pm ET / 5pm GMT / 4am AEDT Sunday)

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The Software Desk · (3 hours ago)

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Stadium lights, empty seats, scoreboard showing Norway vs Wales
Stadium lights, empty seats, scoreboard showing Norway vs WalesPhoto via TechRadar India
In this story
  1. 1.Where to watch
  2. 2.Free options
  3. 3.What to expect

Nations League 2026/27 Norway vs Wales live stream: where to watch — Saturday, November 14 at 6pm CET (9am PT / 12pm ET / 5pm GMT / 4am AEDT Sunday), free options in UK, Ireland, Norway and more. This is a Group A4 relegation decider, both teams have lost three of four, and the stakes are high.

Wales won the reverse fixture 2–1 in Cardiff last month. Now they host at Cardiff City Stadium. Erling Haaland has three goals in four games this campaign, but Norway sit bottom of the group. Wales are joint-lowest scorers in League A, their only goals so far came against Norway.

Craig Bellamy’s side need more than defensive discipline this time. They’ll need to score. And soon.

Where to watch

CountryChannel or serviceFree or paid
UKBBC Two, BBC iPlayer, S4CFree
IrelandVirgin Media PlayFree
USFox Sports 2 (via Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo, DirecTV Stream)Paid
CanadaDAZNPaid
AustraliabeIN Sports 3 (beIN Sports Connect)Paid
NorwayTV2 PlayFree

Free options

BBC Two and BBC iPlayer carry the match for free in the UK. Welsh-language coverage is available on S4C and BBC iPlayer. In Ireland, Virgin Media Play offers free access. In Norway, TV2 Play streams it at no cost.

No subscription, no paywall, just sign in with a valid TV licence (UK) or local account (Norway/Ireland).

What to expect

This isn’t a friendly. It’s a relegation six-pointer in Group A4, and the first leg of a two-match tie. The winner gains crucial breathing room. The loser faces a steeper climb to avoid dropping into League B. Haaland will test Ben Cabango again.

Odegaard will look for space against Ethan Ampadu. And Wales’ right-back Neco Williams remains their most dangerous creator, he scored the free-kick that sealed the last meeting. Expect intensity, not exhibition. The match kicks off Saturday, November 14 at 6pm CET, and rolls out across time zones without delay.

No pre-shows, no extended build-up. Just football. Straight up. Next: the return fixture in Oslo on Tuesday, November 18.

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