Norway beats Ivory Coast 2-1 in a World Cup knockout match, delivering Erling Haaland’s late winner to give the Norwegian team a first-ever victory in the tournament’s knockout stage. Multiple outlets report that Haaland scores in the 86th minute, with the goal described as a decisive moment that breaks a tight contest and secures Norway’s advancement. The result moves Norway into the round of 16, where they are set to face Brazil, according to the accounts that describe the next matchup.
Reports also frame the win as a milestone for Norway, ending a long stretch without a knockout-game victory at the World Cup. Coverage highlights Haaland’s role in the decisive goal and notes the team’s celebration afterward, including references to his reaction on the pitch and Norway’s coordinated celebrations with supporters. Across sources, the match details remain consistent: Norway and Ivory Coast play in a knockout fixture, the final score is 2-1, Haaland’s goal comes in the 86th minute, and Norway advances to the next round.
