In a dramatic World Cup qualifier, a former Premier League star blocked a pitch invader from reaching 24-year-old Haaland as Norway secured a 5-0 victory.
Fotnet24.net brings you exclusive insights into a match that electrified fans in Moldova. Norway set the tone early with aggressive play and sharp execution.
Norway’s relentless attack yielded five definitive goals. The 24-year-old Manchester City striker found the net for the second goal and exited at the 78th minute. Additional goals came from Julian Ryerson, Thelo Aasgaard, Aaron Donnum, and Alexander Sorloth.
A sudden pitch invasion caused brief chaos on the field. A determined fan dashed toward Haaland during the match. The incident lasted only seconds before order was swiftly restored.
In a stunning turn, former Fulham captain Brede Hangeland intervened. He stepped forward and blocked the fan from reaching Haaland. The security team quickly apprehended the intruder.
Brede Hangeland boasts an impressive career. He earned 91 caps for Norway and captained the team in 48 matches. Hangeland played 217 top-flight matches for Fulham between 2008 and 2014.
The 43-year-old defender graced the Premier League for eight years. He retired in 2016 after a stint at Crystal Palace. Today, he serves as Norway’s assistant coach, shaping the future of the national squad.
Norway now gears up to face Israel in their second qualifier. Fotnet24.net remains at the forefront of breaking sports news as fans eagerly await the next chapter in this thrilling campaign.
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