As Norway prepare to face Brazil in the ​last 16 of the World Cup this Sunday - an opponent they have never lost to - managing player fatigue ‌has become a central focus.

Jameis Winston continues his FIFA World Cup™ journey with a trip to Texas, for a highly anticipated showdown between Erling Haaland's Norway and Ivory Coast. Throughout the day, Jameis immerses himself in Norwegian soccer culture as he learns the iconic Viking Row from Norway's passionate supporters.

Erling Haaland's first FIFA World Cup has been a rousing success. Haaland and Norway advanced to the knockout round after two wins over Senegal and Iraq that were powered by four goals from the Manchester City striker.

A first half flurry from Mexico was enough for the co-hosts to register a first World Cup knockout win in 40 years as they advanced to the round of 16 with a 2-0 win at the Azteca. With the crowd roaring them on,

Antonio Nusa had an option to play for multiple countries but chose his country of birth and scored in a World Cup knockout game.

Orjan Nyland fell to his hands and knees, his face resting on the AT&T Stadium turf with a half-dozen Ivory Coast players strewn about him after Norway's 2-1 World Cup victory that was preserved by the goalkeeper's spectacular last-minute save.