Norway beat the Ivory Coast 2-1 in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32 to advance to the last 16, where they face Brazil. The match features a turnaround from both sides: Norway takes the lead before halftime through Antonio Nusa’s goal. The Ivory Coast equalises in the second half when Amad Diallo scores, bringing the game level after Norway were threatening again in the closing stages.

Erling Haaland then scores the decisive late goal in the 86th minute, finishing from close range to secure Norway’s progress. Multiple reports describe the late strike as a late winner that prevents extra time and sends Norway into their first knockout victory in the tournament’s history. Several outlets note Haaland’s goal is his fifth of the tournament. Norway’s win sets up the next round against Brazil, with reports placing the Brazil match for Sunday.

Across coverage, the overall picture is of a competitive Round of 32 encounter, with Norway ultimately converting key moments in the first half and late in the second to earn advancement.