World Cup 2026: 4 arrests made at Norway-Ivory Coast match in Arlington
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ARLINGTON, Texas - Four people were arrested in Arlington during Norway's win over the Ivory Coast on Tuesday.
The Round of 32 match was held at AT&T Stadium, which FIFA refers to as Dallas Stadium for the duration of the tournament.
Arrests at Dallas Stadium
What we know:
Arlington police say two of the arrests were for solicitation over scalping tickets, one was for public intoxication and another for an out-of-state parole violation.
What we don't know:
Police have not released any information about the individuals who were arrested.
World Cup Arrests in Arlington
Dig deeper:
While there have not been major issues in Arlington, arrests have been made at matches.
- June 14: Netherlands vs. Japan - 3 arrests
- June 27: Argentina vs. Jordan - 7 arrests
- June 30: Ivory Coast vs. Norway - 4 arrests
Norway-Ivory Coast
Norway fans celebrate in concourse of Dallas Stadium
Fans didn't leave Dallas Stadium immediately after Norway defeated the Ivory Coast on Tuesday. The celebration lasted for nearly an hour before being cleared out by stadium staff.
Norway defeated Ivory Coast 2-1 and will advance in the World Cup. Haaland's goal in the 85th minute put Norway ahead 2–1.
Organizers say 69,665 people attended the match.
The Source: Information in this article comes from Arlington Police and FIFA.