Wales return to UEFA Nations League action against Norway on Saturday evening as Craig Bellamy's side look to take another significant step towards securing their League A status. The Welsh squad travel to Oslo for their penultimate group fixture, knowing that a positive result could prove crucial in their battle to avoid relegation from the competition's top tier.
Match details and kick-off time
Norway v Wales kicks off at 5pm GMT on Saturday, November 14, at the Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo. It is Wales' penultimate UEFA Nations League group fixture before they face Portugal in their final match of the campaign on Tuesday, November 17.
Wales claimed a 2-1 victory over Norway in the reverse fixture in October and will be hoping for a repeat performance against Stale Solbakken's side. Bellamy's men currently sit third in Group A4, with Norway also fighting to avoid finishing bottom. Portugal have already secured a place in the quarter-finals, leaving plenty at stake for the teams below them.
TV channel and live stream details
Norway v Wales will be shown live on BBC Two and S4C, with supporters across the UK able to watch the match free of charge. The match will also be available to stream live through BBC iPlayer, allowing supporters to watch on compatible smartphones, tablets, laptops and smart TVs.
BBC iPlayer is free to use, although viewers must have a valid TV Licence to watch live television and will need to sign in with a BBC account. Fans can access the service through the BBC iPlayer app or via the BBC iPlayer website.
What is at stake for Wales?
Wales are looking to preserve their place among Europe's leading international sides after earning promotion to League A. Bellamy's side beat Norway 2-1 in October, but their position in Group A4 remains precarious heading into the final two rounds of fixtures.
Norway have managed just one victory in their opening four group games and will be desperate to take advantage of home support in Oslo. A victory for Wales would strengthen their prospects of avoiding automatic relegation, while also providing a major confidence boost ahead of their final group encounter with Portugal. With both sides battling for crucial points, Saturday's meeting promises to be a significant test of Wales' progress under Bellamy.
