Erling Haaland added to his record goals tally for Norway with a goal in their 4-1 Nations League victory over Slovenia in Ljubljana.
The Manchester City striker latched onto a precise through ball from Sander Berge, calmly slotting past the goalkeeper to put Norway 2-1 ahead—marking his 35th international goal.
Haaland had previously equalled and surpassed Jørgen Juve’s long-standing 90-year record of 33 goals with a brace against Slovenia just last month.
Norway took an early lead thanks to a brilliant individual effort from teenager Antonio Nusa, who showed quick footwork and composure to finish. Slovenia responded through Leipzig’s Benjamin Šeško, who converted a penalty to level the score.
Haaland then put his side back in front, and Nusa added another spectacular solo goal to double Norway’s advantage. In the final moments, Haaland turned provider, setting up Jens Petter Hauge for a fourth goal to seal the win.
