Portugal v Norway live stream: how to watch the Nations League from the Dragao

Check out the TV and streaming options for the Portugal v Norway live stream, with the Estadio do Dragao staging Sunday night’s Nations League game and kick off at 19.45 BST.

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Amazon’s pay-per-view is the only route to this one in the UK, and it is worth being clear that it is not part of a standard Prime subscription. Four of tonight’s five Nations League games sit behind it, all kicking off at 19.45 BST.

The exception is Wales against Denmark, free on BBC Two and S4C at the same time. Anyone wanting to follow this one without paying is limited to radio and in-play updates.

Portugal have won all three, beating Wales 1-0, Norway 2-1 and then Denmark 4-2 in Copenhagen on Thursday. Nine points from nine leaves them six clear at the top of Group 4, and they go into this as reigning champions, having beaten Spain on penalties in the 2024-25 final.

Norway have gone the other way entirely.

A 3-2 win over Denmark opened their campaign before Portugal beat them 2-1 and Wales came from behind to win 2-1 in Cardiff on Thursday. Two straight defeats leave them third on three points, level with Denmark.

This is Norway’s first season in League A, having come up alongside Wales, and they reached the World Cup quarter-finals in the summer. Wales and Denmark are the two fixtures waiting for them in November.

Goncalo Ramos has scored in back to back games and should keep his place, with Bruno Fernandes continuing after an excellent night in Copenhagen. Joao Neves and Joao Felix could come in, while Francisco Conceicao needs a late check on a thigh problem.

Cristiano Ronaldo is not in the Portugal squad, having left the camp before the Denmark game. Torbjorn Lysker Heggem is suspended for Norway after his red card against Wales, which could open a place in central defence for Marcus Pedersen.

Erling Haaland found little joy in Cardiff but leads the line again, with Thelo Aasgaard and Antonio Nusa pushing for starts. Portugal won the reverse fixture in Oslo a week and a half ago, which gives Norway something to aim at beyond the three points.