Need to knowErling Haaland's Norway and the Ivory Coast will attempt to keep their World Cup dreams alive when they clash in the last 32 on Monday evening15:00, 30 Jun 2026Erling Haaland and Norway will aim to beat the Ivory Coast to a spot in the World Cup's last 16(Image: Getty Images)All you need to know to watch Ivory Coast vs Norway tonight:UK TV and stream: Fans in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on BBC One, as it is being shown exclusively on the BBC. Additionally, live streaming will be available via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website for those watching on digital devices.US TV and stream: Viewers in the United States can catch the live television broadcast on FOX and on Telemundo in Spanish. For those who prefer to stream the action online, Peacock and the FOX Sports app will provide comprehensive coverage of the fixture.UK radio coverage: If you are unable to watch the game, UK radio coverage will be provided by BBC Radio 5 Live. This ensures supporters can still follow every kick and tackle with dedicated live audio commentary whilst on the move.Kick-off and venue: This highly anticipated knockout clash is scheduled to kick off at 6pm BST on Tuesday. The match will take place at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas.Ivory Coast team news: The Ivory Coast are expected to welcome Emmanuel Agbadou back to their defensive line after he missed the game against Curacao. However, winger Amad Diallo is a notable doubt for this crucial tie, where all eyes will be on star winger Yan Diomande to impressNorway team news: For Norway, manager Stale Solbakken is likely to recall his key players, including Erling Haaland, after heavily rotating the squad for the recent 4-1 loss to France. On the injury front, right-back Julian Ryerson is currently considered a major doubt after sustaining a thigh problem.Ivory Coast form guide: Looking at their recent form, the Elephants have been highly impressive, securing victories in six of their last seven fixtures. They progressed to the knockout stages by beating Ecuador and Curacao, despite suffering a defeat to Germany in their second group match.Norway form guide: Norway arrive at the round of 32 having finished as runners-up in their group behind European heavyweights France. Prior to a heavy defeat against the French, they demonstrated their attacking prowess with comfortable victories over both Iraq and Senegal.READ MORE: Brazil look to end 70-year World Cup hoodoo after Vinicius Jr comes painfully close