Norway vs. Wales today at 18:00. What are the hosts playing for?
Saturday evening at Ullevaal carries high stakes for the Norwegian national team. On 14 November at 18:00, Norway will host Wales in the Nations League. Both teams have three points, with the hosts sitting bottom of the group. It is the men’s national team’s last home match this year.
Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo. Archive photo from 2006; it does not show today’s conditions.
Léman / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 2.5
Three points could change the situation
The Norwegian Football Federation notes that after four matches, Norway have one win. They are behind Wales in the table and trail second-placed Denmark by three points. The top two teams advance to the quarter-finals. The third-placed team will play in a relegation play-off to remain in Division A, while the bottom team will be relegated to Division B.
The squad called up for the November matches includes Erling Haaland and Martin Ødegaard, among others. However, a call-up does not guarantee a place in the starting eleven. The final line-up should be checked in the pre-match announcement.
After the match against Wales, Norway will still have an away trip to Copenhagen. The match against Denmark at Parken is scheduled for 17 November at 20:45. This stage of the competition will only conclude after both November matches.
The squad called up for the November matches includes Erling Haaland and Martin Ødegaard, among others. However, a call-up does not guarantee a place in the starting eleven. The final line-up should be checked in the pre-match announcement.
After the match against Wales, Norway will still have an away trip to Copenhagen. The match against Denmark at Parken is scheduled for 17 November at 20:45. This stage of the competition will only conclude after both November matches.
Kick-off time, stadium and tickets
The official NFF programme confirms that Saturday’s match kicks off at 18:00 at Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo. That is 17:00 in the UK and Ireland.
If you are heading to the stands, information on ticket sales and ticket services can be found on the NFF ticket page. The federation uses the NFF Mobilbilletter app. Check that you can access your ticket before leaving and follow the organiser’s instructions. A link to ticket sales alone does not mean that tickets in a given category are still available.
If you are heading to the stands, information on ticket sales and ticket services can be found on the NFF ticket page. The federation uses the NFF Mobilbilletter app. Check that you can access your ticket before leaving and follow the organiser’s instructions. A link to ticket sales alone does not mean that tickets in a given category are still available.
Plan your journey before you leave
Check the current route on Ruter, and if you are arriving by train, also check the status of your specific service with the operator. Allow time to reach the correct entrance and for ticket checks. For an evening match, it is also worth checking your return connection.
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“Last home match” refers to the men’s national team. The NFF calendar also includes a women’s national team match against Wales at Ullevaal on 5 December at 17:00.
Information current as of 14 November 2026, before the match. Sources: Norwegian Football Federation. The stadium photo is archival and does not show today’s conditions or the match. Photo: Léman, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.5. Photo taken on 17 April 2006 and cropped to fit the article format.
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“Last home match” refers to the men’s national team. The NFF calendar also includes a women’s national team match against Wales at Ullevaal on 5 December at 17:00.
Information current as of 14 November 2026, before the match. Sources: Norwegian Football Federation. The stadium photo is archival and does not show today’s conditions or the match. Photo: Léman, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.5. Photo taken on 17 April 2006 and cropped to fit the article format.
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