Kick-off on 06.06.25 21:45.

In the third round of Group I of the World Cup qualifiers, a match between Norway and Italy will take place at Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo. The hosts have won both of their opening matches, while the visitors are just beginning their qualifying campaign. The two sides have faced off four times in the kingdom. In 1991, the Drills came out on top at home in the battle for a Euro spot, 2–1. In a 2000 friendly, the Lions again celebrated a win, 1–0. During the 2006 World Cup qualifiers, the teams shared points in Oslo, 0–0. They also met in the Euro 2016 qualifiers, where the Azzurri claimed victory, 2–0.

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In March, the hosts crushed Moldova away in Chișinău, 5–0, and confidently beat Israel in Debrecen, 4–2. Martin Ødegaard provided four assists, while Alexander Sørloth and Erling Haaland each scored twice. In their last nine official matches, Ståle Solbakken’s side has lost only once — to Austria, 1–5. During this stretch, the Scandinavian team scored at least three goals in six games. In their last four home matches, the Lions netted thirteen goals and conceded just once.

Italy didn’t start the qualifiers in the spring, as they were competing in the UEFA Nations League Division A playoffs. In the quarterfinals, the Azzurri were knocked out by Germany following a loss in Milan (1–2, 3–3 aggregate). In their last twelve matches, Luciano Spalletti’s team managed to keep a clean sheet only once — against Belgium in the Nations League, 1–0. The coach called up twenty-seven players, including five from Inter and four from Napoli. Only four squad members currently play in foreign leagues.

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