Kick-off on 09.06.25 21:45.

In Matchday 4 of Group I in the World Cup qualifiers, Estonia will face Norway at A. Le Coq Arena in Tallinn. The hosts have collected three points so far, while the visitors have earned six. The teams have only met in friendlies in the Baltic region. Twenty years ago, the Lions won 2–1 at the same stadium. In 2016, the sides played another friendly in the Estonian capital, which ended in a 0–0 draw. In 1999, the Blue Shirts also drew with the Scandinavian team in a nominal home match held in the Israeli city of Umm al-Fahm. The sides traded three goals, with Estonia fighting back from a 0–3 deficit. Former Levadia and Flora striker Indrek Zelinski scored twice in the final ten minutes.

The Estonia vs. Norway match on June 9, 2025, will be streamed live on MEGOGO.

Estonia opened qualifying with a 1–2 defeat to Israel in Debrecen, despite scoring first in the 10th minute. The Baltic side bounced back with a 3–2 win over Moldova in Chișinău, scoring twice before halftime while playing with a man advantage. Jürgen Henn’s squad has picked up just two wins in their last eight matches, and failed to score in many of those games.

Norway kicked off the qualifying campaign with a dominant 5–0 away win over Moldova. Borussia Dortmund defender Julian Ryerson and Luton’s Telo Osgo each recorded a goal and an assist. Two days later, the Lions followed it up with a 4–2 victory over Israel in Debrecen, with Arsenal star Martin Ødegaard delivering three assists. The Kingdom’s national team has won six of its last seven matches, losing only to Austria in the Nations League, 1–5.

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