Ivory Coast vs Norway
Ivory Coast vs Norway in the Round of 32, played June 30, finished 1-2 to Norway, with an 86th-minute Erling Haaland goal breaking a tie and delivering Norway's first-ever World Cup knockout win.
Ivory Coast had gone ahead through Amad Diallo in the 74th minute after Antonio Nusa had put Norway in front in the 39th, setting up a tense finish before Haaland's late intervention decided it. It was Ivory Coast's first-ever World Cup knockout stage appearance, the product of a runner-up finish in Group E where they beat Ecuador 1-0 and Curacao 2-0 either side of a 1-2 loss to Germany, and their tournament ended just short of a first-ever last-16 appearance. Norway, back at the World Cup for the first time since 1998, had finished second in Group I behind France, beating Iraq 4-1 and Senegal 3-2, and the win over Ivory Coast was only the beginning of a run that would go on to eliminate Brazil in the next round.
Keep up with Ivory Coast vs Norway for the full picture from that Round of 32 result, with the widget below covering lineups, scoring, discipline and match statistics from the game. For Ivory Coast, the exit ends a landmark first knockout appearance; for Norway, the win was the start of what has already become the country's best-ever World Cup finish, now continuing into a quarterfinal against England. Check the page here for the complete match data.
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| 39' | Antonio Nusa (Assist: Martin Ødegaard) | |||
| 45+1' | Antonio Nusa | |||
| Amad Diallo (Assist: Nicolas Pépé) |
74' | |||
| 86' | Erling Haaland (Assist: Patrick Berg) |
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