Erling Haaland continued his extraordinary 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign as Norway defeated Brazil, booking their place in the quarter-finals. The Manchester City striker, appearing in his first-ever World Cup, has now scored seven goals in the tournament, which is insane, and the fans are going crazy for the stat.
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The Norwegian superstar netted three braces so far: against Iraq, Senegal, and Brazil, and added one against Ivory Coast. His latest performance saw Norway overcome one of football’s traditional powerhouses, highlighting Haaland’s ability to elevate a side not known for deep tournament runs.
A look at Erling Haaland goals as Norway reaches first-ever FIFA World Cup quarterfinals
With seven goals, Haaland sits joint-top scorer alongside Argentine superstar Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe of France. Norway’s progression marks a historic moment for the Scandinavian nation, driven by the 25-year-old’s clinical finishing and physical dominance.
Meanwhile, the quarter-final awaits as Haaland looks to add further chapters to his remarkable debut World Cup story. Norway will face the winner between England and Mexico in the last eight of the tournament co-hosted by the USA, Mexico and Canada.
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