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Why Have Norway Had to Change Hotels Before England Match?

Team doctor Ola Sand said all Norway players are healthy and available after reports of coughing, fatigue and other minor symptoms.

  • Norway's squad faced illness speculation ahead of Saturday's World Cup quarter-final against England. Head coach Stale Solbakken admitted earlier this week that players experienced coughing and fatigue, raising concerns about team readiness.
  • Intense travel across the United States sparked minor respiratory symptoms among the squad. Solbakken noted that with over 50 people in the traveling party, minor ailments were inevitable amid air conditioning and frequent environment changes.
  • Ola Sand, Norway's team doctor, confirmed to Norwegian media that every player is currently fit. Sand emphasized the situation remains under control despite circulating rumors before the upcoming match.
  • According to a recent update to Nettavisen, all players are healthy now. The squad continues preparations for Saturday's quarter-final, confirming minor ailments have passed and the team is ready for England.
  • The match against England marks Norway's biggest fixture in World Cup history. The squad has moved past health disruptions following their shock victory over Brazil in the Round of 16.
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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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