In Norway, Martin Odegaard showcased his talent yet again, contributing a full 90 minutes to his team’s commanding 3-0 victory over Kosovo. This match marked Odegaard’s 58th cap for Norway, underlining his status as a key player for his national side. Despite Norway’s absence from the Euros, Odegaard’s performance was a testament to his consistent form and importance to the team. Notably, all three goals in the match came from the prolific Erling Haaland, further solidifying his reputation as one of Europe’s most promising talents.

Despite missing out on Euro qualification, Norway continues to use international friendlies as valuable opportunities to fine-tune their squad and tactics. Their upcoming friendly against Denmark on Saturday evening presents another chance for the team to test themselves against strong opposition and prepare for future competitions.

As Norway looks ahead, the focus shifts towards continued development and improvement, with each friendly match serving as a stepping stone towards greater success on the international stage. With talents like Odegaard and Haaland leading the way, the future looks bright for Norwegian football, and fans can expect to see more exciting performances in the years to come.