Erling Haaland continued the stellar form he showed for Norway at this summer's World Cup, scoring two times to lead his team to a 3-2 Nations League win over Denmark on Thursday.
The prolific Manchester City striker doubled the hosts lead in the 18th minute after Oscar Bobb had put them up early with the opening goal of the game.
Mikkel Damsgaard pulled one back for the Danes and Rasmus Højlund equalized on the hour mark.
But Haaland grabbed a 74th-minute winner when he crashed home a first-time shot from a short corner.
Haaland has now scored in 15 of his last 16 competitive games for Norway -- with 29 goals in that span -- and only failed to score in their World Cup quarterfinal loss to England.
The City star has also scored multiple goals in eight of his last 10 competitive international appearances and has 64 goals and seven assists in 56 games for Norway. He found the back of the net seven times for Norway at the 2026 World Cup.
Norway finished with 10 men after David Moller Wolfe was shown a second yellow card in stoppage time.
Information from PA and ESPN Global Research was used in this report.
