Overview
- Norway beat Denmark 3-2 in Oslo after Martin Ødegaard supplied two assists that set up the opening goal for Oscar Bobb and the match-winner for Erling Haaland.
- Ødegaard dominated the game statistically with 107 touches, 91% pass completion, seven recoveries and heavy involvement in the final third according to match data.
- He credited set-piece coach Pal Fjelde for the practiced short-corner routine that led to Haaland’s winning goal, which Goal reported as Haaland’s 64th international strike.
- The victory leaves Norway top of their Nations League group on goals scored and sets up a high-profile home meeting with Portugal next in the group stage.
- After a 2025/26 season blighted by injuries and a strong World Cup, Ødegaard’s current form has Arsenal and Norway managers weighing how to manage his minutes to protect his fitness.