Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

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Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.asdgdsgdfg

Where to watch the Concacaf qualifiers draw live, Live coverage will be available on FIFA+ and a host of FIFA's broadcast partners.​

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FIFA+ will be streaming live as the draw for the Concacaf qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ takes place on Thursday, 25 January. The event, which is being held at the Home of FIFA in Zurich and will begin at 19:00 CET, will also be going out live via the following FIFA broadcast partners:

The draw will be conducted by Chief Tournament Officer – USA, FIFA World Cup 2026, Manolo Zubiria, and hosted by sports reporter, Alexis Nunes. Joining Zubiria and Nunes will be FIFA Legends Paulo Wanchope Watson and Ricardo Gardner, who will serve as draw assistants.

After a year-long wait, Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™ resumes on 4 June with 30 teams across six groups in action twice during the decisive seven-day window.

Recent World Cup participants like Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama are poised to advance to the third round, while the likes of El Salvador, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti must find the win column if they are to continue their dreams of a long-awaited return to the global finals.

Meanwhile, aspiring teams hoping to reach a first World Cup, such as Guatemala, Suriname, Curaçao and Puerto Rico, can edge a step closer to history with a winning window.

Qualifying in Concacaf is never short of last-minute surprises and it should be no different on the final matchday on 10 June. Twelve teams will book their spots in the third round, which begins in September and will determine the three teams joining co-hosts Canada, Mexico and USA, plus the two sides progressing to the FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

Wales are heavy favourites to maintain their unbeaten start to World Cup qualification when they host Liechtenstein tonight. The Dragons began their bid to qualify for next summer’s major tournament with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan, before following that up with a 1-1 draw away at North Macedonia.

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After a few months away from internationals, Wales have an important couple of fixtures in the race for World Cup qualification. Craig Bellamy’s side play Liechtenstein in Cardiff on Friday, before travelling out to Brussels for arguably his toughest match so far as the national team manager.

With Belgium yet to play so far in this campaign, Wales currently sit on four points which leaves them second in Group J, so Bellamy will be dreaming of six more points on the board over the next couple of days to continue their push for World Cup qualification.

Having conceded in the first minute of second half injury time, David Brooks equalised in the 96th minute to rescue a point for Craig Bellamy’s side.
That draw was enough to keep Wales level on points with North Macedonia at the top of Group J, though they will have one eye on events in Skopje tonight as Belgium - favourites to qualify automatically - begin their campaign.

Liechtenstein aren’t expected to provide too much of a test for Wales in Cardiff. They have lost both of their qualifiers so far without scoring and sit bottom of the group with a minus five goal difference.
All signs are pointing towards a home win tonight and here is everything you need to know about how to watch it all unfold...

Where to watch Wales vs Liechtenstein​

TV channel: In the UK, the game is being shown live and free-to-air on the BBC. Coverage starts at 7.30pm BST on BBC One Wales and BBC Three ahead of a 7:45pm kick-off.

Wales are heavy favourites to maintain their unbeaten start to World Cup qualification when they host Liechtenstein tonight. The Dragons began their bid to qualify for next summer’s major tournament with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan, before following that up with a 1-1 draw away at North Macedonia.

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After a few months away from internationals, Wales have an important couple of fixtures in the race for World Cup qualification. Craig Bellamy’s side play Liechtenstein in Cardiff on Friday, before travelling out to Brussels for arguably his toughest match so far as the national team manager.

With Belgium yet to play so far in this campaign, Wales currently sit on four points which leaves them second in Group J, so Bellamy will be dreaming of six more points on the board over the next couple of days to continue their push for World Cup qualification.

Having conceded in the first minute of second half injury time, David Brooks equalised in the 96th minute to rescue a point for Craig Bellamy’s side.
That draw was enough to keep Wales level on points with North Macedonia at the top of Group J, though they will have one eye on events in Skopje tonight as Belgium - favourites to qualify automatically - begin their campaign.

Liechtenstein aren’t expected to provide too much of a test for Wales in Cardiff. They have lost both of their qualifiers so far without scoring and sit bottom of the group with a minus five goal difference.
All signs are pointing towards a home win tonight and here is everything you need to know about how to watch it all unfold...

Where to watch Wales vs Liechtenstein​

TV channel: In the UK, the game is being shown live and free-to-air on the BBC. Coverage starts at 7.30pm BST on BBC One Wales and BBC Three ahead of a 7:45pm kick-off.

Wales are heavy favourites to maintain their unbeaten start to World Cup qualification when they host Liechtenstein tonight. The Dragons began their bid to qualify for next summer’s major tournament with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan, before following that up with a 1-1 draw away at North Macedonia.

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After a few months away from internationals, Wales have an important couple of fixtures in the race for World Cup qualification. Craig Bellamy’s side play Liechtenstein in Cardiff on Friday, before travelling out to Brussels for arguably his toughest match so far as the national team manager.

With Belgium yet to play so far in this campaign, Wales currently sit on four points which leaves them second in Group J, so Bellamy will be dreaming of six more points on the board over the next couple of days to continue their push for World Cup qualification.

Having conceded in the first minute of second half injury time, David Brooks equalised in the 96th minute to rescue a point for Craig Bellamy’s side.
That draw was enough to keep Wales level on points with North Macedonia at the top of Group J, though they will have one eye on events in Skopje tonight as Belgium - favourites to qualify automatically - begin their campaign.

Liechtenstein aren’t expected to provide too much of a test for Wales in Cardiff. They have lost both of their qualifiers so far without scoring and sit bottom of the group with a minus five goal difference.
All signs are pointing towards a home win tonight and here is everything you need to know about how to watch it all unfold...

Where to watch Wales vs Liechtenstein​

TV channel: In the UK, the game is being shown live and free-to-air on the BBC. Coverage starts at 7.30pm BST on BBC One Wales and BBC Three ahead of a 7:45pm kick-off.asdfsdfgsdf

Wales are heavy favourites to maintain their unbeaten start to World Cup qualification when they host Liechtenstein tonight. The Dragons began their bid to qualify for next summer’s major tournament with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan, before following that up with a 1-1 draw away at North Macedonia.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE



After a few months away from internationals, Wales have an important couple of fixtures in the race for World Cup qualification. Craig Bellamy’s side play Liechtenstein in Cardiff on Friday, before travelling out to Brussels for arguably his toughest match so far as the national team manager.

With Belgium yet to play so far in this campaign, Wales currently sit on four points which leaves them second in Group J, so Bellamy will be dreaming of six more points on the board over the next couple of days to continue their push for World Cup qualification.

Having conceded in the first minute of second half injury time, David Brooks equalised in the 96th minute to rescue a point for Craig Bellamy’s side.
That draw was enough to keep Wales level on points with North Macedonia at the top of Group J, though they will have one eye on events in Skopje tonight as Belgium - favourites to qualify automatically - begin their campaign.

Liechtenstein aren’t expected to provide too much of a test for Wales in Cardiff. They have lost both of their qualifiers so far without scoring and sit bottom of the group with a minus five goal difference.
All signs are pointing towards a home win tonight and here is everything you need to know about how to watch it all unfold...

Where to watch Wales vs Liechtenstein​

TV channel: In the UK, the game is being shown live and free-to-air on the BBC. Coverage starts at 7.30pm BST on BBC One Wales and BBC Three ahead of a 7:45pm kick-off.

Italy make their debut in the World Cup qualifiers against Norway this evening with Diego Coppola expected to make his international debut against Erling Haaland and Mateo Retegui in attack.

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Norway are already top of Group I with six points after two games, while Italy are yet to play a qualifier due to reaching the quarterfinals of the UEFA Nations League back in March when they bowed out to Germany, 5-4 over two legs. After failing to get out of the group stage in back-to-back World Cups (2010 and 2014, after champions in 2006), the Azzurri have regressed even further by failing to even reach the final tournament in 2018 and 2022. They did, of course, use those qualifying failures to bookend the European Championship trophy at EURO 2020, but Luciano Spalletti’s mandate is clear: return Italy to the world’s biggest stage.

2026 is an equally unmissable target for Norway as it is Italy, with Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard trying to lead their country to its first World Cup appearance since 1998 and just their fourth all time. Norway won promotion to the top tier of the Nations League back in November, so the Røde, Hvite, Blå (Red, White and Blue) are clearly gaining ground on the rest of the continent and should be expected, at minimum, to finish top-two in the group and reach the playoff round. A massive, almost must-win for Italy in game no. 1, and an incredible opportunity for Norway to continue their dominant start (+7 goal difference) and take charge with a win.

Italy CT Luciano Spalletti has been forced to make several changes to the original squad, seeing Alessandro Buongiorno, Matteo Gabbia, Manuel Locatelli and Moise Kean pulling out of the squad due to injuries, while Francesco Acerbi refused to play for the national team, not feeling part of Spalletti’s project.

Hellas Verona defender Coppola, 21, is expected to make his debut in a three-man defence, joining Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Alessandro Bastoni.

Italy make their debut in the World Cup qualifiers against Norway this evening with Diego Coppola expected to make his international debut against Erling Haaland and Mateo Retegui in attack.

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Norway are already top of Group I with six points after two games, while Italy are yet to play a qualifier due to reaching the quarterfinals of the UEFA Nations League back in March when they bowed out to Germany, 5-4 over two legs. After failing to get out of the group stage in back-to-back World Cups (2010 and 2014, after champions in 2006), the Azzurri have regressed even further by failing to even reach the final tournament in 2018 and 2022. They did, of course, use those qualifying failures to bookend the European Championship trophy at EURO 2020, but Luciano Spalletti’s mandate is clear: return Italy to the world’s biggest stage.

2026 is an equally unmissable target for Norway as it is Italy, with Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard trying to lead their country to its first World Cup appearance since 1998 and just their fourth all time. Norway won promotion to the top tier of the Nations League back in November, so the Røde, Hvite, Blå (Red, White and Blue) are clearly gaining ground on the rest of the continent and should be expected, at minimum, to finish top-two in the group and reach the playoff round. A massive, almost must-win for Italy in game no. 1, and an incredible opportunity for Norway to continue their dominant start (+7 goal difference) and take charge with a win.

Italy CT Luciano Spalletti has been forced to make several changes to the original squad, seeing Alessandro Buongiorno, Matteo Gabbia, Manuel Locatelli and Moise Kean pulling out of the squad due to injuries, while Francesco Acerbi refused to play for the national team, not feeling part of Spalletti’s project.

Hellas Verona defender Coppola, 21, is expected to make his debut in a three-man defence, joining Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Alessandro Bastoni.