Alexander Isak scores for Sweden in loss to Norway at World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 7:10 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Alexander Isak scored a spectacular solo goal for Sweden during their World Cup match against Norway on June 1. The goal came after he received a long pass from Mattias Svanberg and charged into the penalty area, curling a shot into the net with 15 minutes remaining. Despite Isak's effort, Sweden ultimately lost the match 3-1. His performance, marked by injury struggles since his transfer to Liverpool, is seen as a welcome reminder of his talent as he heads into the tournament.
- •Isak scores a goal from 40 yards out in the 3-1 loss.
- •His goal was one of the few highlights in a challenging season.
- •Despite an injury-plagued debut year at Liverpool, he remains a key player for Sweden.
- •Sweden's next match will be crucial as they aim to advance in the tournament.
- •Isak's goal may silence critics as he seeks to capitalize on this opportunity.
- 7:10 AMYahoo Sports — Alexander Isak shows Liverpool fans what they’ve been missing with outrageous goal for Sweden
"Alexander Isak didn’t have many opportunities to repay his club-record £125m transfer fee in his first season at Liverpool, but on Monday night he offered a reminder of why the Reds were so despera...
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