Antonio Nusa scores to end Norway's 88-year World Cup goal drought

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 6:17 PM

Last updated Jun 30, 2026

Antonio Nusa scores to end Norway's 88-year World Cup goal drought
Summary

In a round-of-16 match on June 30, Antonio Nusa, playing for Norway against the Ivory Coast, scored a goal shortly before halftime. This marks Norway's first goal in a World Cup knockout match since 1938, breaking an 88-year drought. Nusa's achievement is notable as the last Norwegian to score in this stage was Arne Brustad against Italy. The match is ongoing as both teams seek further advantage.

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  • Antonio Nusa scores before halftime for Norway
  • Norway last scored in a knockout match in 1938
  • The match is still ongoing against the Ivory Coast
  • Nusa plays for RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga
  • Norway aims to continue their World Cup run
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So far, one Bundesliga star has left his mark on the round-of-16 clash between Norway and Ivory Coast. He plays for RB Leipzig, but his name is not Yan Diomande. Although the lightning-quick Ivorian i...

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