World Cup 2026: Erling Haaland makes promise after England eliminate Norway

Author: Don SilasPublished on: July 12, 2026Country: Norway

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World Cup 2026: Erling Haaland makes promise after England eliminate Norway

Norwegian striker Erling Haaland has vowed to keep working hard and improve himself after England eliminated Norway from the 2026 World Cup in a quarter-final match. Haaland failed to score, while Jude Bellingham scored a brace for the Three Lions. Haaland thanked the fans and took responsibility for helping Norway achieve better results going forward.

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