Norway vs Wales 3-1

Norway beat Wales 3-1 in Oslo after a second-half burst turned a goalless game into a comfortable win. Antonio Nusa started it, Andreas Schjelderup added the second soon after coming off the bench, and Erling Haaland sealed it from the penalty spot.

The first half brought no goals and it was 0-0 at the break.

Nusa opened the scoring in the 59th minute for Norway, and Schjelderup, who had come on in the 66th minute, made it 2-0 on 68 minutes after Erling Haaland set him up. Wales then made three changes on 72 minutes, and one of them paid off when David Brooks, who had come on in the 72nd minute, reduced the deficit on 79 minutes from Harry Wilson's assist. Norway restored their two-goal lead on 88 minutes through Haaland's penalty, before making two more changes in stoppage time.

Norway had 55% of the possession and 602 passes to Wales's 503. They also finished with more shots, 15 to 12, more corners, 8 to 2, and a higher xG figure, 2.22 to 1.05. Both sides had 5 shots on target, while Norway made 4 saves to Wales's 2.

Wales picked up the only bookings, with Ethan Ampadu cautioned in the 16th minute, Connor Roberts in the 85th minute and Harry Wilson in the 87th. There were no red cards.