How to get Brazil vs Norway tickets: World Cup prices, Round of 16 fixture information, last-minute sales & more
Brazil, five-time World Cup champions, prepare to face Norway in a highly anticipated Round of 16 showdown at East Rutherford. Norway earned their spot in spectacular fashion, leaning on the lethal finishing of Erling Haaland and the creative spark of Martin Odegaard to dispatch the Ivory Coast.
For supporters wishing to attend the knockout encounter, ticket acquisition options remain available despite constrained supply. The Last-Minute Sales Phase launched on April 1, representing the final opportunity to purchase official tickets directly from FIFA. Unlike previous lottery phases, tickets are being sold on a strictly first-come, first-served basis with immediate confirmation.
The Official FIFA Resale Marketplace now operates as the primary authorized destination for fans to buy and sell verified tickets at regulated prices. Secondary marketplaces also offer alternatives for last-minute purchases, though buyers should check the terms and conditions of these sites before transacting.
Pricing for World Cup tickets varies considerably by match and seating category. Group Stage tickets started as low as 60 for specific Supporter Tiers, while prices for the Final have reached up to 6,730, with secondary marketplaces jumping even higher. With over 500 million requests processed during previous sales phases, primary availability is now at an all-time low, making swift action necessary for interested fans.
On the squad front, Brazil faces the Round of 16 with injury concerns. Barcelona winger Raphinha returned to training this week following a right thigh injury sustained during group play but remains a doubt for the Norway fixture. Midfielder Lucas Paqueta suffered a significant muscle injury during the group stage, with medical tests confirming a grade two hamstring strain requiring at least three weeks' recovery, potentially ruling him out for the remainder of Brazil's campaign.
Despite these setbacks, the Selecao appear confident in squad depth. Young talent Rayan has stepped into the starting XI to fill the void left by injured players as Brazil prepare for their knockout challenge.