Norway vs Estonia: How to Watch, Odds, WCQ Preview

Norway enters as the favorite in this World Cup 2026 qualifier — latest odds tip them to win.
Check your local broadcasters or streaming services for kickoff time and how to watch live.
Match offers classic small-talk hooks: Norway’s stars vs Estonia’s underdog challenge, plus recent form and momentum from each side.

Sports

November 13, 2025 at 7:16 AM

Armenia vs. Hungary in World Cup 2026 qualifying — Hungary is the favorite; check local broadcasters or streaming services to watch.
Both sides have mixed form in their last five games, so despite the odds the result could be unpredictable — good fodder for a friendly debate.
Key talking points for small talk: which players might shine, who’s the dark horse to reach the World Cup, and national pride on the line.

Sports

November 13, 2025 at 7:14 AM

Iceland enter as favorites for the World Cup 2026 qualifier against Azerbaijan, with the latest odds tipping them to win.
Full match details, kickoff time and how to watch are available as part of the build-up to the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers.
Recent form (last five results) and key storylines/players to watch are highlighted — who are you backing for the win?

Sports

November 13, 2025 at 7:07 AM

A former Marine, Bryan Jennings, is set to be executed Thursday for the 1979 killing of a 6‑year‑old after the U.S. Supreme Court denied his final appeal.
If carried out, it would be the 16th execution under Gov. Ron DeSantis this year as Florida has accelerated its death‑penalty schedule.
The case is contentious — supporters call it long‑overdue justice for victims, while advocates and defense lawyers say Jennings faced due‑process problems and politicization of the process.

Crime Law

November 13, 2025 at 5:03 AM

A mother who worked as a fortune teller and feng shui adviser — and her daughter — were arrested in Sydney accused of scamming nearly A$70m from vulnerable Vietnamese victims by convincing them to take loans with promises of a forthcoming “billionaire.”
Police seized luxury items and cash during the raid and have frozen about A$15m in assets (on top of A$60m already seized); the suspects lived in multi‑million‑dollar properties, including an A$18m penthouse.
Investigators say the case is part of a highly sophisticated syndicate that used stolen identities, “ghost cars” and allegedly corrupt bank staff to defraud lenders of up to A$250m — and more arrests are expected.

Crime Business and Finance

November 13, 2025 at 3:16 AM