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World Cup 2026 Norway Beat Ivory Coast 2-1 on Haaland Winner

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World Cup 2026 Norway: Norway beat Ivory Coast 2-1 to reach the round of 16.

Haaland winner: Erling Haaland struck the 86th-minute winner.

Scorers: Antonio Nusa opened it; Amad Diallo equalised for Ivory Coast.

Haaland tally: It was his fifth goal of the tournament.

Next: Norway face Brazil in the round of 16.

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Erling Haaland did what Erling Haaland does, striking late to break Ivory Coast hearts and set up a last-16 meeting with Brazil.

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World Cup 2026 Norway edge Ivory Coast

Norway beat Ivory Coast 2-1 in Dallas to reach the round of 16. Erling Haaland’s late goal proved the difference in a tense knockout tie.

It was a night that swung one way then the other before Norway prevailed. The Scandinavians showed real character to come through.

Antonio Nusa had given Norway the lead before Amad Diallo equalised. Haaland then struck four minutes from time to settle it.

The win continues a memorable tournament for the Scandinavians. They are growing in belief with every round.

It was a hard-earned win against a dangerous Ivory Coast side. Norway held their nerve when it mattered.

The tie swung on fine margins in a gripping second half. Norway found the decisive moment just as it looked headed for extra time.

Nusa strikes, Diallo replies

Nusa opened the scoring in the 39th minute, curling a fine effort home. It gave Norway a deserved half-time lead.

The young winger has been one of Norway’s bright sparks. His goal rewarded a confident first-half display.

Amad Diallo levelled with a stunning solo goal to drag Ivory Coast back into the tie. The equaliser set up a tense finale.

It was a moment of real individual brilliance from the winger. For a while it threatened to be the goal that knocked Norway out.

For a spell it looked as though Ivory Coast might force extra time. Norway, though, had the tournament’s most ruthless finisher.

Diallo’s strike had given the Ivorians genuine belief. The momentum had shifted their way before Haaland intervened.

Haaland the matchwinner

Haaland popped up in the 86th minute to win it for Norway. It was the kind of decisive moment that defines knockout football.

The finish was taken with the composure of a natural scorer. Once the chance fell, there was only one outcome.

The goal was his fifth of the tournament, underlining his importance. Norway’s hopes rest heavily on his shoulders.

He has now scored in every round of Norway’s campaign. Few strikers in the world carry such a consistent threat.

The numbers behind the win

According to FIFA’s official match centre, Norway edged a tight tie 2-1 to reach the last 16. Haaland’s late strike was the decisive blow.

By The Rio Times’ reading, this is a landmark run for Norway. They are back among the world’s best after a long absence from the finals.

Reaching the last 16 already surpasses most expectations. With Haaland firing, they will not want to stop there.

Haaland’s five goals have been central to that progress. He is delivering on the biggest stage at last.

For years his brilliance was confined to club football. This World Cup has finally given it an international stage.

What comes next

Norway advance to a blockbuster round-of-16 clash with Brazil. It is the kind of tie that captures global attention.

Brazil survived their own scare against Japan to get here. The contest pits Haaland against the five-time champions.

Haaland against the five-time champions is a mouthwatering prospect. Norway will fear no one with him in this form.

Brazil will represent a huge step up in quality, however. Norway will need a complete performance to progress.

Why it matters

Norway had not reached a World Cup knockout stage in decades before this run. Doing so with Haaland leading the line feels fitting.

A golden generation finally has a stage worthy of its talent. The country is gripped by its team’s progress.

For Ivory Coast, it is a painful exit after a brave effort. Amad Diallo’s goal will live long in the memory.

They can take pride from pushing Norway to the wire. The margins between progress and elimination were tiny.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the score in World Cup 2026 Norway vs Ivory Coast?

Norway won 2-1 in Dallas. Antonio Nusa and Erling Haaland scored, with Amad Diallo replying for Ivory Coast.

Who scored the winner?

Erling Haaland scored the winner in the 86th minute. It was his fifth goal of the tournament.

Have Norway reached the last 16?

Yes. The win sent Norway into the round of 16 for the first time in decades.

Who do Norway play next?

Norway face Brazil in the round of 16. It is a standout tie of the round.

How did Ivory Coast perform?

Ivory Coast competed well and equalised through a fine Amad Diallo goal. They were undone by Haaland’s late winner.

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