Iraq vs Norway 1-4: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Norway beat Iraq 4-1 on Tuesday, 16 June 2026 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Pierre Ghislain Atcho. It was played at Gillette Stadium.
First half: Norway took the lead at 29' when E. Haaland scored, with the assist credited to D. Møller Wolfe, making the score 0-1. Iraq leveled the score at 39' when Aymen Hussein scored, with the assist credited to Amir Al Ammari, making the score 1-1. Norway took the lead at 43' when E. Haaland scored, making the score 1-2.
Second half: Iraq made their 1st substitution at 59', with Z. Ismaeel replacing Zidane Iqbal. Iraq made their 2nd substitution at 59', with Ali Al Hamadi replacing M. Farji. Iraq made their 3rd substitution at 73', with A. Jasim replacing A. Qasem. Iraq made their 4th substitution at 73', with Hussein Ali replacing Mustafa Saadoun. Norway made their 1st substitution at 73', with A. Sørloth replacing Oscar Bobb. Norway made their 2nd substitution at 73', with D. Møller Wolfe replacing L. Østigård. Norway made their 3rd substitution at 73', with F. Aursnes replacing K. Thorstvedt. Norway made their 4th substitution at 73', with A. Nusa replacing A. Schjelderup. Norway extended the lead at 76' when L. Østigård scored, with the assist credited to M. Ødegaard, making the score 1-3. Iraq made their 5th substitution at 78', with Ibraheem Bayesh replacing Mohanad Ali. Norway made their 5th substitution at 81', with M. Ødegaard replacing P. Berg. Zayed Tahseen received a yellow card for Iraq at 86'. Norway added a late goal to extend the lead at 90' when Aymen Hussein scored (Own Goal), making the score 1-4.
Iraq used 5 substitutions while Norway used 5 substitutions. Iraq got 1 yellow card.