Alexander Sorloth didn't square the ball to Erling Haaland when Norway were 1-0 up against England and looking likely for a second.
They could come to rue that...
I thought they were being ridiculous like most fans after their teams lose but there was actually a severe shift in their society and in the national team especially. The problems of their failures is structural but it’s funny that this idea is tied to a tangible change.
People forget Addis is higher than the Azteca. 2,400 meters & we never got to use it. CAF banned the current Addis stadium, so the Walias spent years playing home games on someone else’s field. The new stadium changes that. We’ll finally see if that altitude edge is real.
Congrats Senegal 🇸🇳 I’ve never seen football like that. At lower levels it usually turns ugly, but Sadio Mané stepped in, calmed it down, and turned the whole thing around with leadership.
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