World Cup 2026 Group I comes to a close tonight with simultaneous matches in Boston and Toronto, both officiated by Premier League referees.
Anthony Taylor is in Canada to oversee Senegal vs Iraq and it's Michael Oliver at Gillette Stadium to referee Norway vs France, which will be broadcast live and for free in the UK on ITV1. It will also be streamed via ITVX.
Coverage began at 7pm ahead of an 8pm kick-off. Let's find out who will be in the studio and on the gantry with all the information you need on the Norway vs France pundits, commentators and presenters.
ITV commentators, presenters and pundits for Norway vs France
ITV's glorious rooftop studio in Brooklyn will be blessed with an all-star line-up for tonight's Group I match between Norway and France.
Presenter Mark Pougatch is on anchoring duty and will be joined before, during and after the match by a trio of legendary Premier League alumni.
World Cup regulars Roy Keane and Ian Wright will be on hand to offer the wisdom of a combined 765 appearances in England's top division and eight Premier League titles.
There's no Norwegian representation in the ITV loft tonight but there's no shortage of French football expertise in the form of Wright's former Arsenal teammate and 1998 World Cup winner Patrick Vieira.
The former Gunners midfielder played more than 300 Premier League matches for Arsenal and Manchester City, winning the title three times under Arsene Wenger in an era defined in part by Arsenal's rivalry with Manchester United.
Keane and Vieira enjoyed many ferocious midfield battles, encountering one another 19 times in club football and once in a France win over the Republic of Ireland in a World Cup qualifier at Lansdowne Road.
Their head-to-head record? Seven wins apiece and six draws.
Live commentary from Boston will be provided by the inimitable Jon Champion, who will be joined as always by former Rangers and Scotland striker Ally McCoist.
Which team will end the night at the top of Group I? Let us know your prediction...
