Norway vs. New Zealand Odds: Lines, Over/Under Goal Total - July 20

Updated Jul. 19, 2023 9:12 p.m. ET

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Norway and New Zealand go head to head at Eden Park on Thursday, July 20 in the opening game of the 2023 Women's World Cup group stage (Group A). The game is scheduled for 3:00 AM ET.

With moneyline odds of -352 in this matchup, Norway is the favorite. New Zealand's odds are +875, and the moneyline odds for a draw are +459. The match has been given an over/under of 2.5 goals.

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Norway vs. New Zealand Match Info

Match Day: Thursday, July 20, 2023
Match Time: 3:00 AM ET
Venue: Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand
TV Channel: FOX US

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Norway vs. New Zealand Odds

Favorite	Favorite Moneyline	Underdog Moneyline	Total	Over Total Odds	Under Total Odds
Norway	-352	+875	2.5	-163	+127

Norway Betting Insights

Norway owns a record of 0-2-2 in 2023 when matching up with teams participating in the 2023 Women's World Cup, scoring five goals in those games and conceding nine. Back in 2022, it was 4-1-5 versus World Cup teams, with 12 goals scored and 20 given up.
The Norway roster in this tournament has 39.1% of its members (nine players) from Toppserien, including three who play at Rosenborg BK Kvinner.
The roster for Norway does not have any players from the NWSL.
Norway reached the quarterfinals of the most recent World Cup (in 2019) losing to England 3-0.
In the competition, Isabell Herlovsen scored two goals.
Karina Saevik was good for one assist at that tournament.

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Norway's Group Stage Matches

Date	Opponent	Score	Home/Away
7/20/2023	New Zealand	-	Away
7/25/2023	Switzerland	-	Away
7/30/2023	Philippines	-	Home

Norway 2023 Women's World Cup Roster

Name	Age	Number
Cecilie Fiskerstrand	27	1
Anja Sonstevold	31	2
Sara Horte	22	3
Tuva Hansen	25	4
Guro Bergsvand	29	5
Maren Mjelde	33	6
Ingrid Syrstad Engen	25	7
Vilde Boe Risa	28	8
Karina Saevik	27	9
Caroline Graham Hansen	28	10
Guro Reiten	28	11
Guro Pettersen	31	12
Thea Bjelde	23	13
Ada Hegerberg	28	14
Amalie Eikeland	27	15
Mathilde Harviken	21	16
Julie Blakstad	21	17
Frida Maanum	24	18
Marit Bratberg Lund	25	19
Emilie Haavi	31	20
Anna Josendal	22	21
Sophie Roman Haug	24	22
Aurora Mikalsen	27	23

New Zealand Betting Insights

New Zealand sported a record of 1-1-6 in 2022 against teams competing in the 2023 Women's World Cup. In those games, New Zealand scored five goals and allowed 17. Against World Cup teams in 2023, it has a record of 1-0-6, with two goals scored and 20 allowed.
More New Zealand players (four) play in English Women's Super League than any other league. Aston Villa WFC is the club team with the most New Zealand players (one). New Zealand's roster does not have any players from a domestic club team.
One New Zealand player (Ali Riley) also competes in the NWSL. Her team is Angel City FC.
After collecting no wins (zero points) in the group stage of the 2019 World Cup, New Zealand was eliminated.

New Zealand's Group Stage Matches

Date	Opponent	Score	Home/Away
7/20/2023	Norway	-	Home
7/25/2023	Philippines	-	Home
7/30/2023	Switzerland	-	Away

New Zealand 2023 Women's World Cup Roster

Name	Age	Number
Erin Nayler	31	1
Ria Percival	33	2
Claudia Bunge	23	3
C.J. Bott	28	4
Michaela Foster	24	5
Malia Steinmetz	24	6
Ali Riley	35	7
Daisy Cleverley	26	8
Gabi Rennie	22	9
Annalie Longo	32	10
Olivia Chance	29	11
Betsy Hassett	32	12
Rebekah Stott	30	13
Katie Bowen	29	14
Paige Satchell	25	15
Jacqui Hand	24	16
Hannah Wilkinson	31	17
Grace Jale	24	18
Elizabeth Anton	24	19
Indiah Paige Riley	21	20
Victoria Esson	32	21
Milly Clegg	17	22
Anna Leat	22	23