Erling Haaland of Norway and his teammates celebrate Norway's qualification to the World Cup quarter-finals after the match. Dylan Martinez / Reuters Brazil was eliminated by Norway this Sunday (5) in the round of 16 of the World Cup. The game ended with a score of 2 x 1. The Brazilian goal was scored by Neymar with a penalty in second half stoppage time, in the 54th minute. ? Norway's goals were scored by striker Erling Haaland, in the 34th and 46th minutes of the second half. Has Norway ever won a World Cup? No. Historically with a discreet trajectory in the tournament, the Norwegian men's team has never lifted the World Cup trophy. Before this year's tournament, the Norwegians had secured their passport to the World Cup on only three occasions: 1938, 1994 and 1998. The current edition marks not only the country's fourth participation in the history of the World Cup, but also an unprecedented feat: it is the first time that Norway has advanced to the quarter-final stage. Erling Haaland, from Norway, in action against Casemiro, from Brazil REUTERS/Carlos Barria Until then, the country's biggest highlight had occurred in the French Cup, in 1998. On that occasion, Norway shocked by beating Ronaldo Fenômeno's Brazil 2-1, still in the group stage. The team advanced to the round of 16, but said goodbye to the competition after being defeated by Italy 1-0. Brazil eliminated: how many days are left until the next World Cup and where will it be? If Brazil loses today will they be out of the World Cup? Yes. The World Cup is already in its knockout stage. This means that there will no longer be points added from the group stage. The regulations determine that whoever wins advances to the next phase, and whoever loses packs their bags and goes home. In the event of a tie in normal time, the decision goes to extra time and, if the tie persists, the place is determined by penalty kicks. Neymar, Raphinha, Vinicius Junior and Endrick, from Brazil, show discouragement after the match, with the elimination of the Brazilian team from the World Cup Reuters/James Lang When was the last World Cup that Brazil won? The last World Cup that Brazil won was in 2002, when the team won the historic fifth championship. Led by the trio "the three Rs" (Ronaldo, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho Gaúcho) and under the command of coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, known as Felipão, the Brazilian team had an impeccable campaign in the tournament hosted in South Korea and Japan. Ronaldo final 2002 World Cup Agência AP Brazil won all seven matches it played in the 2002 World Cup, without needing extra time or penalty shootouts at any stage. Who missed Brazil's penalty in the game against Norway? Bruno Guimarães missed a penalty 13 minutes into the first half. Matheus Cunha was brought down by Ajer in the area, and the referee awarded the penalty after a VAR review. Orjan Nyland of Norway saves a penalty missed by Bruno Guimarães of Brazil. Omar Aziz / Reuters Follow the 2026 World Cup on ge: 2026 World Cup Simulator 2026 World Cup Calendar: see dates and times of all games RESULTS: check the World Cup table When will the next World Cup be? The 2030 World Cup calendar will be adjusted to accommodate the three centenary commemorative matches in South America, before the tournament officially opens in Morocco, Portugal and Spain. The idea is to guarantee travel, rest and preparation time for the teams involved, without extending the total period of player release in relation to the 2026 World Cup. Check out the planned calendar: June 8th and 9th, 2030: commemorative games in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay June 13th and 14th, 2030: opening ceremony and first official games in Morocco, Portugal and Spain June 15th and 16th, 2030: debut of the other national teams groups of Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay June 21 and 22, 2030: second round of these groups July 21, 2030: final of the 2030 World Cup According to the format approved by FIFA, the calendar will not require extra release days for clubs, players or national teams. Holding matches in South America is also presented as a way of bringing the tournament closer to fans in the region, in honor of the first World Cup, played in 1930. Where to watch the rest of the 2026 World Cup? Real Time: ge follows all the moves of the match (click here). Broadcast: Globo, GETV, sportv, NSports, SBT and Cazé TV.