Wilson eyeing survival step as Wales tackle Norway

Harry Wilson believes Wales can beat Norway in Oslo and strengthen their bid to stay in Nations League A. Wales’ 1-0 win over Erling Haaland’s side in Cardiff last month was their first victory in the competition’s top tier, and another result would improve their position before Tuesday’s match against Portugal.

Wales are third in Group A4, ahead of Norway on their head-to-head record, but a win would not secure a top-three finish because Denmark could also be level on points; goal difference among the three teams could decide the order. Second place would mean a Nations League quarter-final, while third would bring a relegation play-off, and either position would seed Wales for the Euro 2028 qualifying draw. Wilson, who has 17 international goals, returns after missing four matches with a muscle injury; he has yet to score for Leeds, where he has made three Premier League starts since joining from Fulham in July.