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A visit to the Estádio do Dragão to take on a free-spirited Portugal side is hardly the fixture a Norway team reeling from consecutive losses would have wanted.
Jorge Jesus's side have gone unbeaten at this ground since Greece embarked on its remarkable journey to Euro 2004 glory, defeating the hosts 2–1 in the tournament's opening match. Cristiano Ronaldo was Portugal's lone bright spot that day, netting what would become the first of an extraordinary 146 international goals.
However, the 41-year-old will not be adding to that record tally on Sunday, having stormed out of Jesus's squad after the new manager chose not to bring him on as a substitute in the previous encounter. Ronaldo's camp has spoken of a "betrayal," and the Portuguese Football Federation reportedly went to great lengths to persuade the unhappy star to come back.
Nevertheless, the remainder of Jesus's squad seemed unfazed, cruising to a 4–2 win over Denmark, leaving the two-time tournament champions with a flawless three-game record and on the verge of clinching a quarterfinal spot.
Here's where you can watch Sunday's Nations League showdown from anywhere in the world.
What Time Does Portugal vs. Norway Kick Off?
How to Watch Portugal vs. Norway on TV, Live Stream
Fox Sports and fuboTV are broadcasting Sunday's match in the United States, with ViX providing Spanish-language coverage. FuboTV will also carry the game in Canada, along with DAZN.
Sky Sports is the go-to channel for viewers in Mexico.
Fans in the United Kingdom will need to pay £2.49 through Amazon Prime Video to watch the action.
Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
United States | Fox Sports 2, fuboTV, ViX, FOX One |
Canada | DAZN Canada, fuboTV Canada |
Mexico | Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, izzi |
United Kingdom | Amazon Prime Video |
What's Next for Portugal, Norway?
The extended international break wraps up for both Portugal and Norway on Sunday, with the final two group fixtures scheduled for next month.
Portugal may have little left to fight for when they host Denmark and travel to Wales on Nov. 14 and 17, respectively, but the remaining three nations are expected to battle hard for the second quarterfinal place from Group A4.
Norway rounds out its group stage campaign by hosting Wales and visiting Denmark.