The match between Iraq and Norway starts shortly, at 7pm (Brasília time) this Tuesday (16), at Gillette Stadium, in Foxborough (USA), opening Group I of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Brazilian fans can follow everything live with official broadcast and minute by minute on various platforms.
Where to watch live
In Brazil, the main broadcast is on CazéTV on YouTube, with exclusive narration and images. Prime Video also shows the game live. Other options include real-time updates on ge.globo, ESPN and Sofascore.
Minute by minute and real-time monitoring
For those who prefer to follow play by play without missing any details, ge.globo offers complete coverage with updated scores, statistics, lineups and comments. Sofascore and the ESPN app deliver data such as ball possession, shots, cards and attack moments in real time.
Favoritism and context of debut
Norway enters as a big favorite, with Erling Haaland and Martin Ødegaard leading the attack. The Nordic team has not competed in the World Cup since 1998. Iraq, back after 40 years, is looking for a surprise under the command of Graham Arnold.
Probable lineups
Iraq (4-2-3-1):F. Talib; H. Ali, R. Sulaka, Z. Tahseen, M. Doski; A. Al-Ammari, Z. Iqbal; I. Bayesh, A. Jasim, A. Al-Hamadi; A. Hussein.
Norway (4-3-3):THE. Nyland; J. Ryerson, K. Ajer, T. Heggem, D. M. Wolfe; M. Ødegaard, P. Berg, F. Aursnes; A. Sørloth, E. Haaland, A. Nusa.
The referee will be Pierre Ghislain Atcho. Group I still has France and Senegal, which makes this debut decisive for the two teams’ hopes of advancing.
Tips for better tracking
Activate notifications from streaming platforms and prepare the second screen for the minute by minute. Bookmakers like Betano also offer live streaming for customers.
Follow everything from 6:30 pm, with pre-game and confirmed lineups.
