– If this is what we see in the European Championship, I don’t think we will advance from the group stage. Now the alarm must sound, says NRK expert Carl-Erik Torp.

– If this is what we see in the European Championship, I don’t think we will advance from the group stage. Now the alarm must sound, says NRK expert Carl-Erik Torp.– If this is what we see in the European Championship, I don’t think we will advance from the group stage. Now the alarm must sound, says NRK expert Carl-Erik Torp.– If this is what we see in the European Championship, I don’t think we will advance from the group stage. Now the alarm must sound, says NRK expert Carl-Erik Torp.

Norway deservedly lost 0-2 to Sweden in the private international match at Ullevaal on Thursday evening.

Norway deservedly lost 0-2 to Sweden in the private international match at Ullevaal on Thursday evening.Norway deservedly lost 0-2 to Sweden in the private international match at Ullevaal on Thursday evening.Norway deservedly lost 0-2 to Sweden in the private international match at Ullevaal on Thursday evening.

– It was a generally good run for us, I think. The most important thing was that we tried to play a little bit today. Then we have to dare to make mistakes, says Ada Hegerberg to NRK.

The match is the last before Norway’s European Championship opener against Switzerland on July 2, but the dress rehearsal was not impressive.

The match is the last before Norway’s European Championship opener against Switzerland on July 2, but the dress rehearsal was not impressive.The match is the last before Norway’s European Championship opener against Switzerland on July 2, but the dress rehearsal was not impressive.The match is the last before Norway’s European Championship opener against Switzerland on July 2, but the dress rehearsal was not impressive.

– We are not left with a self-confidence problem, says Ingrid Systad Engen.

LOSS: There was a loss in the dress rehearsal for Norway against Sweden. Here are Ada Stoolsmop Hegerberg and Ingrid Syrstad Engen after the match.

– Reason for concern

Although the players are not particularly worried, NRK’s expert is more uncertain about the team.

– This gives cause for concern before the European Championship. This is the last test, but it has been incredibly daft and cumbersome by Norway. Very stagnant, says Torp.

– This gives cause for concern before the European Championship. This is the last test, but it has been incredibly daft and cumbersome by Norway. Very stagnant, says Torp.– This gives cause for concern before the European Championship. This is the last test, but it has been incredibly daft and cumbersome by Norway. Very stagnant, says Torp.– This gives cause for concern before the European Championship. This is the last test, but it has been incredibly daft and cumbersome by Norway. Very stagnant, says Torp.

– We’re not getting any good answers, he continues.

National team manager Gemma Grainger was pleased that Norway created chances.

– This was a perfect dress rehearsal, Grainger tells TV 2 even though they lost 0-2.

DISAPPOINTED: Norway and Caroline Graham Hansen did not get to vote against Sweden.

Torp believes Norway’s defense is what worries national team manager Gemma Grainger the most after the dress rehearsal.

Torp believes Norway’s defense is what worries national team manager Gemma Grainger the most after the dress rehearsal.Torp believes Norway’s defense is what worries national team manager Gemma Grainger the most after the dress rehearsal.Torp believes Norway’s defense is what worries national team manager Gemma Grainger the most after the dress rehearsal.

– She probably has no idea what the best combination of players is now. Now Guro Bergsvand is unavailable and Mathilde Harviken is still not ready. She probably wasn’t reassured by the four that started the dress rehearsal, says Torp.

– She probably has no idea what the best combination of players is now available. Now Guro Bergsvand is unavailable and Mathilde Harviken is still not ready. She probably wasn’t reassured by the four that started the dress rehearsal, says Torp.– She probably has no idea what the best combination of players is now available. Now Guro Bergsvand is unavailable and Mathilde Harviken is still not ready. She probably wasn’t reassured by the four that started the dress rehearsal, says Torp.– She probably has no idea what the best combination of players is now available. Now Guro Bergsvand is unavailable and Mathilde Harviken is still not ready. She probably wasn’t reassured by the four that started the dress rehearsal, says Torp.

– Don’t understand why

But Norway’s regular season game against Sweden was not a reason to cheer either.

But Norway’s regular season game against Sweden was not a reason to cheer either.But Norway’s regular season game against Sweden was not a reason to cheer either.But Norway’s regular season game against Sweden was not a reason to cheer either.

– The other thing that worries me is how stubborn Norway is about playing out from behind. You just walk around and wait for them to lose the ball. I don’t understand why Norway isn’t more direct, says Torp.

– The other thing that worries me is how stubborn Norway is about playing out from behind. You just walk around and wait for them to lose the ball. I don’t understand why Norway isn’t more direct, says Torp.– The other thing that worries me is how stubborn Norway is about playing out from behind. You just walk around and wait for them to lose the ball. I don’t understand why Norway isn’t more direct, says Torp.– The other thing that worries me is how stubborn Norway is about playing out from behind. You just walk around and wait for them to lose the ball. I don’t understand why Norway isn’t more direct, says Torp.

CRITICAL: Carl-Erik Torp.

– The positive thing I take with me today is when we get our stars set up in the final third. That’s when we create things. But today almost everything we create came because of Swedish mistakes, says Torp.

“The positive thing I take with me today is when we get our stars set up in the final third. That’s when we create things. But today almost everything we create came because of Swedish mistakes,” says Torp.”The positive thing I take with me today is when we get our stars set up in the final third. That’s when we create things. But today almost everything we create came because of Swedish mistakes,” says Torp.”The positive thing I take with me today is when we get our stars set up in the final third. That’s when we create things. But today almost everything we create came because of Swedish mistakes,” says Torp.

– Getting too little out of the crew

NRK expert Bengt Eriksen is not particularly reassured by the dress rehearsal either. He commented on the match on NRK Radio and is critical of what he was served.

– This is a training match, we will practice what we will do next week. Then we must be able to reach a higher level with the presumably best eleven, says Eriksen.

– This is a training match, we will practice what we will do next week. Then we must be able to reach a higher level with the presumably best eleven, says Eriksen.– This is a training match, we will practice what we will do next week. Then we must be able to reach a higher level with the presumably best eleven, says Eriksen.– This is a training match, we will practice what we will do next week. Then we must be able to reach a higher level with the presumably best eleven, says Eriksen.

When asked if he thinks Gemma Grainger should get more out of the national team squad she has at her disposal.

When asked if he thinks Gemma Grainger should get more out of the national team squad she has at her disposal.When asked if he thinks Gemma Grainger should get more out of the national team squad she has at her disposal.When asked if he thinks Gemma Grainger should get more out of the national team squad she has at her disposal.

– The oath is quite simple, yes. She gets too little out of the crew, says Eriksen.

– The oath is quite simple, yes. She gets too little out of the crew, says Eriksen.– The oath is quite simple, yes. She gets too little out of the crew, says Eriksen.– The oath is quite simple, yes. She gets too little out of the crew, says Eriksen.

NOT A RECORD ATTENDANCE: NFF hoped for a record crowd at Ullevaal Stadium on Thursday evening, but it was only close.

Couldn’t set a record

The match was not just a final test and final touch before the European Championship kicks off, it was also going to be historic.

The match was not just a final test and final touch before the European Championship kicks off, it was also going to be historic.The match was not just a final test and final touch before the European Championship kicks off, it was also going to be historic.The match was not just a final test and final touch before the European Championship kicks off, it was also going to be historic.

But this was the day when things did not go Norway’s way.

But this was the day when things did not go Norway’s way.But this was the day when things did not go Norway’s way.But this was the day when things did not go Norway’s way.

The previous attendance record for a women’s international match in Norway was 15,762. But it stands, with only 13,919 spectators turning up at Ullevaal to watch the Norwegian women in a friendly match.

The previous record attendance for a women’s international match in Norway was 15,762. But it stands, with only 13,919 spectators turning up at Ullevaal to watch the Norwegian women in a duel against their neighbours.The previous record attendance for a women’s international match in Norway was 15,762. But it stands, with only 13,919 spectators turning up at Ullevaal to watch the Norwegian women in a duel against their neighbours.The previous record attendance for a women’s international match in Norway was 15,762. But it stands, with only 13,919 spectators turning up at Ullevaal to watch the Norwegian women in a duel against their neighbours.

These started for Norway in the European Championship dress rehearsal

Cecilie Fiskerstrand, Thea Bjelde, Maren Mjelde, Tuva Hansen, Marit Bratsberg Lund, Vilde Bøe Risa, Ingrid Syrstad Engen, Frida Maanum, Caroline Graham Hansen, Guro Reiten, Ada Hegerberg

Norwegian cold shower

The first big chance of the match came after just six minutes, when Sweden shot at the post from ten meters. Madelen Janogy, who is a teammate of Cecilie Fiskerstrand at Fiorentina, was allowed to turn up far too easily in Norway’s penalty area and finish, but fortunately for Norway the ball went inside the post and out.

The first big chance of the match came after just six minutes, when Sweden shot at the post from ten meters. Madelen Janogy, who is a teammate of Cecilie Fiskerstrand at Fiorentina, was allowed to turn up all too easily in Norway’s penalty area and finish, but fortunately for Norway the ball went inside the post and out.The first big chance of the match came after just six minutes, when Sweden shot at the post from ten meters. Madelen Janogy, who is a teammate of Cecilie Fiskerstrand at Fiorentina, was allowed to turn up all too easily in Norway’s penalty area and finish, but fortunately for Norway the ball went inside the post and out.The first big chance of the match came after just six minutes, when Sweden shot at the post from ten meters. Madelen Janogy, who is a teammate of Cecilie Fiskerstrand at Fiorentina, was allowed to turn up all too easily in Norway’s penalty area and finish, but fortunately for Norway the ball went inside the post and out.

LUGGET: Norway missed a number of opportunities against Sweden.

Shortly afterwards, Ada Hegerberg headed the ball unpressingly from ten metres on a great cross from Thea Bjelde, but the finish was far too weak. Then Sweden went on the attack, where a cross ended up in Janogy, who sent Fiskerstrand out wide with a header. But the Norwegian goalkeeper was on hand to keep the score at 0-0, despite two examples of poor Norwegian defending.

Shortly after, Ada Hegerberg headed the ball unpressingly from ten meters on a great cross from Thea Bjelde, but the finish was far too weak. Then Sweden went on the attack, where a cross ended up in Janogy, who sent Fiskerstrand out wide with a header.Shortly after, Ada Hegerberg headed the ball unpressingly from ten meters on a great cross from Thea Bjelde, but the finish was far too weak. Then Sweden went on the attack, where a cross ended up in Janogy, who sent Fiskerstrand out wide with a header.Shortly after, Ada Hegerberg headed the ball unpressingly from ten meters on a great cross from Thea Bjelde, but the finish was far too weak. Then Sweden went on the attack, where a cross ended up in Janogy, who sent Fiskerstrand out wide with a header.But the Norway goalkeeper was on the scoresheet and ensured that it was still 0-0, despite two examples of poor Norwegian defensive play.But the Norway goalkeeper was on the scoresheet and ensured that it was still 0-0, despite two examples of poor Norwegian defensive play.But the Norway goalkeeper was on the scoresheet and ensured that it was still 0-0, despite two examples of poor Norwegian defensive play.

No one should say that Norway was not warned, and after 16 minutes the first goal of the match came – to Sweden.

No one should say that Norway was not warned, and after 16 minutes the first goal of the match came – to Sweden.No one should say that Norway was not warned, and after 16 minutes the first goal of the match came – to Sweden.No one should say that Norway was not warned, and after 16 minutes the first goal of the match came – to Sweden.

– Such situations must be avoided

Such situations must be avoided.Such situations must be avoided.Such situations must be avoided.

Filippa Angeldahl played a beautiful ball between Norway’s left back Marit Bratberg Lund and centre back Tuva Hansen and found Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, who hit the ball into the box where Stina Blackstenius got ahead of Maren Mjelde and poked in 1-0.

Filippa Angeldahl played a beautiful ball between Norway’s left back Marit Bratberg Lund and center back Tuva Hansen and found Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, who hit the ball into the box where Stina Blackstenius got ahead of Maren Mjelde and poked in 1-0.Filippa Angeldahl played a beautiful ball between Norway’s left back Marit Bratberg Lund and center back Tuva Hansen and found Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, who hit the ball into the box where Stina Blackstenius got ahead of Maren Mjelde and poked in 1-0.Filippa Angeldahl played a beautiful ball between Norway’s left back Marit Bratberg Lund and center back Tuva Hansen and found Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, who hit the ball into the box where Stina Blackstenius got ahead of Maren Mjelde and poked in 1-0.

– Norway was not aggressive enough up front and fell behind. Then they were unable to repair, and there we saw the weaknesses of Bratberg Lund and Maren Mjelde, who both lack speed. Such situations must be averted earlier, says NRK’s expert commentator Carl-Erik Torp about the 0-1 goal.

– Norway was not aggressive enough in the front and fell behind. Then they were unable to repair, and there we saw the weaknesses of Bratberg Lund and Maren Mjelde, who both lack speed. Such situations must be averted earlier, says NRK’s expert commentator Carl-Erik Torp about the 0-1 goal.– Norway was not aggressive enough in the front and fell behind. Then they were unable to repair, and there we saw the weaknesses of Bratberg Lund and Maren Mjelde, who both lack speed. Such situations must be averted earlier, says NRK’s expert commentator Carl-Erik Torp about the 0-1 goal.– Norway was not aggressive enough in the front and fell behind. Then they were unable to repair, and there we saw the weaknesses of Bratberg Lund and Maren Mjelde, who both lack speed. Such situations must be averted earlier, says NRK’s expert commentator Carl-Erik Torp about the 0-1 goal.

SWEDEN CELEBRATION: Sweden could celebrate scoring at Ullevaal.

Increased leadership

After the cold shower, Norway came close to equalizing twice in a short period of time. First when Frida Maanum found Ada Hegerberg with a low and beautiful cross, but the shot from the Lyon star went just wide from a slightly slanted angle. Then Caroline Graham Hansen was played through nicely by Guro Reiten, but Sweden goalkeeper Jennifer Falk saved with a nice leg save.

After the cold shower, Norway came close to equalizing twice in a short period of time. First when Frida Maanum found Ada Hegerberg with a low and beautiful cross, but the shot from the Lyon star went wide from a slightly slanted angle. Then Caroline Graham Hansen was played through nicely by Guro Reiten, but Sweden goalkeeper Jennifer Falk saved with a nice leg save.After the cold shower, Norway came close to equalizing twice in a short period of time. First when Frida Maanum found Ada Hegerberg with a low and beautiful cross, but the shot from the Lyon star went wide from a slightly slanted angle. Then Caroline Graham Hansen was played through nicely by Guro Reiten, but Sweden goalkeeper Jennifer Falk saved with a nice leg save.After the cold shower, Norway came close to equalizing twice in a short period of time. First when Frida Maanum found Ada Hegerberg with a low and beautiful cross, but the shot from the Lyon star went wide from a slightly slanted angle. Then Caroline Graham Hansen was played through nicely by Guro Reiten, but Sweden goalkeeper Jennifer Falk saved with a nice leg save.

Just before the break, Sweden increased their lead. They played well into the right side of Norway’s penalty area before Filippa Angeldahl fired a shot, which went via Tuva Hansen’s foot and into the roof of the net behind a relatively stretched Fiskerstrand in the Norway goal.

Just before the break, Sweden increased their lead. They played well into the right side of Norway’s penalty area before Filippa Angeldahl fired a shot, which went via Tuva Hansen’s foot and into the roof of the net behind a relatively stretched Fiskerstrand in the Norway goal.Just before the break, Sweden increased their lead. They played well into the right side of Norway’s penalty area before Filippa Angeldahl fired a shot, which went via Tuva Hansen’s foot and into the roof of the net behind a relatively stretched Fiskerstrand in the Norway goal.Just before the break, Sweden increased their lead. They played well into the right side of Norway’s penalty area before Filippa Angeldahl fired a shot, which went via Tuva Hansen’s foot and into the roof of the net behind a relatively stretched Fiskerstrand in the Norway goal.

Thus, Norway went into the break with a 0-2 lead on the national stage.

Thus, Norway went into the break with a 0-2 lead on the national arena.Thus, Norway went into the break with a 0-2 lead on the national arena.Thus, Norway went into the break with a 0-2 lead on the national arena.

How far will Norway go in Euro 2025?

This poll does not show what the population thinks about the question. The results show what those who have chosen to vote think, and the poll does not have a sample that makes it representative of everyone living in the country.

Gemma Grainger took action at half-time and replaced Marit Bratberg Lund with Emilie Woldvik at Norway’s left back, while Selma Panengstuen was substituted in for Cecilie Fiskerstrand and made her senior national team debut for Norway.

Gemma Grainger took action at half-time and replaced Marit Bratberg Lund for Emilie Woldvik at Norway’s left back, whileGemma Grainger took action at half-time and replaced Marit Bratberg Lund for Emilie Woldvik at Norway’s left back, whileGemma Grainger took action at half-time and replaced Marit Bratberg Lund for Emilie Woldvik at Norway’s left back, while

– It’s a good idea that Panengstuen gets a run-through before the European Championship, says Torp.

Great Norway chances

Sweden thought they had gone up 3-0 after 57 minutes when Stina Blackstenius came through alone with Panengstuen and put the ball in the goal, but the goal was correctly disallowed for offside.

Norway then created two big chances, first with Frida Maanum heading the keeper from close range, before Maren Mjelden missed the ball and headed over unmarked from five meters after the subsequent corner. Norway should have reduced the deficit there.

– We create some big chances, that should be enough, says Guro Reiten.

There were no more goals and the match ended 0-2.

Norway opens the European Championship against host nation Switzerland on July 2. The full European Championship program can be found here:

Norway opens the European Championship against host nation Switzerland on July 2. The full European Championship program can be found here: