Norway vs Denmark is being played at Ullevaal Stadium in Oslo on Thursday, September 24, as both teams begin their 2026-27 UEFA Nations League campaign.
The Group A4 match is scheduled for an 8:45 p.m. Central European Time kickoff, or 2:45 p.m. Eastern Time, with Norway hosting at its national stadium.
The fixture is part of the opening matchday in League A, where the result could immediately shape the early standings in a group that also includes Portugal and Wales.
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Norway vs Denmark sets up a major Group A4 test
Norway enter the top tier after winning promotion from League B in the previous Nations League edition.
That promotion marked an important step for a side that has since reached the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to UEFA’s matchday preview.
Erling Haaland remains Norway’s main attacking threat and is already the Nations League’s all-time leading scorer with 19 goals.
Captain Martin Ødegaard is also central to Norway’s approach after producing four assists during the summer World Cup.
Norway’s home advantage adds another layer to the contest, with the match taking place at Ullevaal in front of the team’s home support.
Denmark bring Nations League experience
Denmark arrive with more recent experience in League A after reaching the quarter-finals in the previous Nations League campaign.
The Danish side finished second behind Spain in its group before losing to Portugal in a dramatic quarter-final tie.
Midfielder Morten Hjulmand is one of the players highlighted by UEFA ahead of the match.
Several younger Danish players are also pushing for senior opportunities, including Mads Bidstrup, Viktor Bak, Thomas Jørgensen and Andreas Jungdal.
The match is Denmark’s first of six scheduled League A fixtures in the group phase.
What is at stake in the opening match
A win would give either team an immediate advantage before the second round of fixtures begins just three days later.
Norway are scheduled to face Portugal next, while Denmark will host Wales on Sunday, September 27.
The teams will meet again in the reverse fixture in Denmark on November 17, giving the opening match added importance in the group standings.
Because the Nations League uses a league-phase format, points collected across the six matches determine whether teams advance, remain in League A or enter promotion and relegation play-offs.
Norway and Denmark last met competitively during qualifying for UEFA Euro 2012, when Denmark won 2-0 in September 2011.
How to watch Norway vs Denmark
For viewers in the United States, the match is listed for FS1 and FOX’s streaming platforms.
The game is being played at Ullevaal Stadium in Oslo, Norway.
Supporters following the match should rely on official UEFA updates and licensed broadcasters for the confirmed score, goal times and disciplinary information as the game progresses.
What comes next
Norway’s next Group A4 fixture is at home against Portugal on September 27 before away matches against Wales and Portugal in October.
Denmark will host Wales on September 27 and Portugal on October 1 before travelling to Wales four days later.
The two nations are scheduled to close their league-phase meetings in November, when Denmark hosts Norway.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Norway vs Denmark being played?
The match is being played on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at Ullevaal Stadium in Oslo.
What time does Norway vs Denmark start?
Kickoff is scheduled for 8:45 p.m. Central European Time, or 2:45 p.m. Eastern Time.
What competition is Norway vs Denmark in?
The fixture is part of the 2026-27 UEFA Nations League League A, Group A4.
Where can viewers watch Norway vs Denmark in the United States?
The match is listed on FS1 and FOX’s streaming platforms in the United States.
When will Norway and Denmark meet again?
Denmark is scheduled to host Norway in the return Group A4 fixture on November 17, 2026.
Fact-Checked: Competition, schedule, venue, group context and broadcast information were checked against UEFA and official broadcaster listings.
Disclaimer: Live match details, including the score and incidents, can change while play is underway.