Erling Haaland is still red hot for Norway.
After a World Cup in which he scored seven goals to help lead his country to the quarterfinals, Haaland scored in his first post-World Cup game.
Haaland found the net 18 minutes into a UEFA Nations League match against Denmark on Thursday, Sept. 24, making the score 2-0 for the home side.
The striker made a cutting run in the box and was found with a through ball from Antonio Nusa, before squeezing a low shot through the legs of Danish goalkeeper Filip Jörgensen.
¡HAALAND NO PERDONA! 😱⚽ El delantero noruego aparece para marcar el segundo de Noruega ante Dinamarca. 🔥 #UEFANationsLeague pic.twitter.com/YjYHHOsINM
— TUDN USA (@TUDNUSA) September 24, 2026
The Manchester City striker now has 63 goals in 56 international appearances for Norway. At
age 26, he has nearly double the second-place player on that list.
Haaland also has 20 goals in 17 Nations League games, making him the competition's all-time top scorer.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Erling Haaland stays hot for Norway with goal in first post-World Cup match
