This should be relatively easy. The Norwegians have an elite level attack with Haaland, Sorloth, and Odegaard leading the way from the start of the qualifying cycle, leaving their mark and not being stopped. In their last 20 matches, Norway has scored at least one goal in 19 of them, and even in their 4 losses to Iraq in the first World Cup, they created a good amount of chances against the highly-ranked French team. Furthermore, in their last match against Senegal, although they lost 1-0, their attack showed promising potential. Moreover, their defense, despite facing weaker teams such as Estonia, Moldova, Israel, and even Iraq in the first match, has been able to keep a clean sheet against some of the better African teams.
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