After losing their opening game, the pressure is on Norway to get things right if they want to avoid an early exit.

On matchday one, Norway's loss to New Zealand sent shockwaves around the world, as it marked the first time New Zealand had won a World Cup match. While it was certainly a day to celebrate for Ferns supporters, it has sent off alarm bells in Norway's camp as they now will need to avoid a second defeat when they take on Switzerland on Tuesday.

Hege Riise's team come into this match knowing that they could be on an early flight home if they lose this match and New Zealand get at least a point from their match against debutants Philippines. Given that the New Zealand-Philippines game will be taking place earlier on Tuesday, Norway will know exactly the result they will need to get against fellow European side Switzerland to keep their World Cup dreams afloat.

Meanwhile, Switzerland beat the Philippines 2-0, but it wasn't without controversy, namely the awarding of a penalty at the tail end of the first 45. In any case, Ramona Bachmann converted it without much fuss before a second goal from Seraina Piubel was enough to secure all three points and help Switzerland move to the top of Group A ahead of this game.

The victory marked the first time Switzerland were able to keep a clean sheet at a World Cup, and now, with three points in the bag, are just 90 minutes away from securing what would be their second-ever appearance in the round of 16.

Match facts: Switzerland vs Norway

  • Norway have failed to win their last five games
  • Meanwhile, Switzerland are hoping to qualify for the round of 16 for the second time
  • Norway have qualified for the knockout rounds in seven of their last eight WWC appearances
  • However, they haven't won a matchday two game since 1999, with a record of D2 L3 since then

Team news: Switzerland vs Norway

Switzerland: Both Noelle Maritz and Ramona Bachmann will need to be careful here, as a second yellow card would see them suspended for Switzerland's final group stage game.

Norway: No injury or suspension concerns for Norway ahead of this crunch clash.

Broadcast info: Switzerland vs Norway

Where can I watch Switzerland vs Norway live?

USA: For fans in the USA, there are plenty of options to tune into the Switzerland vs Norway game, which like many others at this summer's event, has a very early kick-off time of 4 AM EST (1 AM PST).

These options include catching the game on TV via Fox Sports 1, while FOX Sports App and FOX Sports GO provides an on-the-go choice and the match can also be streamed via Foxsports.com or Peacock.

For Spanish-speakers, they can check out Telemundo and Telemundo Deportes En Vivo. 

In addition, FuboTV and Sling TV offer additional live-streaming services, with Fox Sports 1 available on both FuboTV and Sling TV, while Spanish-speakers also will find their channels available on FuboTV.

Switzerland: Viewers in Switzerland have a variety of options to follow this game on TV and via live-streaming. German speakers can check out SRF Zwei, while RTS Sport and RTS 2 provide content in French, and RSI La 2 is your place to go if you prefer to follow commentary in Italian.

Additional coverage options include TDP and TRT Spor.

Norway: Fans in Norway can follow this game via TV on TV6 Sweden, TV3 Norway, and NRK Sport, while live-streaming is available on Viaplay Norway.

Live elsewhere? Here's where you can watch Switzerland vs Norway live from wherever you are based:

 

Match details, result and original broadcast info

Switzerland 0 - 0 Norway

July 25, 2023 4:00amWaikato Stadium (Hamilton)

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Live TV coverage and streaming in United States

Fox Sports 1 USA
fuboTV
Telemundo
Peacock
Telemundo Deportes En Vivo
Foxsports.com
FOX Sports App