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Norway Dare to Dream Big Again After a Quarter Century of Heartbreak
- Norway defeated Italy 3-0 at Oslo's Ullevaal Stadium on June 6, 2025, in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
- This victory follows years of near misses since Norway last competed in a major tournament in 2000, while Italy failed in the last two World Cups.
- Erling Haaland scored the third goal from a precise assist by Martin Ødegaard, highlighting Norway's dominant performance and Italy's weakened lineup.
- Norway leads Group I with nine points and a goal difference of +10, while statistics give them a 77% chance of winning the group for direct qualification.
- The result has renewed hope for Norway's supporters and experts like Age Hareide, who is confident the team will qualify for the World Cup.
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einnews.comNorway dare to dream big again after a quarter century of heartbreak
After a quarter of a century of near misses and heartbreak, Norway’s rout of Italy in their World Cup qualifier has reignited the country's hope of a return to international football’s biggest stage.There was little doubt that Norway were the better team on Friday as they easily dominated Italy in Oslo, p
Haaland scores again as Norway crush Italy in FIFA World Cup qualifier
Erling Haaland scored and Norway humbled Italy 3-0 for the first time in 25 years in qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Friday.Haaland collected a through ball from playmaker Martin Odegaard and rounded goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in the box
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