Erling Haaland drives Norway's World Cup progress with four goals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 6:48 AM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Erling Haaland has scored four goals in two matches, helping Norway advance to the last-32 of the World Cup. The forward netted two goals each against Iraq and Senegal, making history by becoming Norway's all-time top scorer in World Cup tournaments. This remarkable performance has positioned Norway as a strong contender, drawing inspiration from their Viking heritage. Norway aims to continue its success in the knockout stages, potentially facing Brazil next. Haaland's evolution from a traditional goalscorer to a pivotal team player has significantly contributed to this transformation.
- •Haaland is the first Norwegian to score four goals in World Cup history.
- •Norway's victory over Iraq and Senegal secured their place in the last-32.
- •Haaland has scored 59 international goals in 52 matches.
- •Norway's next match could be against Brazil in the knockout stages.
- •Haaland aims to lead Norway to greater achievements on the World Cup stage.
- 6:48 AMYahoo Sports — The Erling Haaland transformation driving Norway’s historic World Cup campaign
"Haaland is an exceptional goalscorer but his status as a disrupter can carry Norway through the tournament
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