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Haaland Calls England World Cup Match Extra Special
Norway forward Erling Haaland said facing England in the World Cup quarterfinals carries extra meaning because England is his birthplace. He aims to help Norway reach the semifinals for the first time.
Jul 9, 3:03 PM·1m read3 sources
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Norway forward Erling Haaland said facing England in the World Cup quarterfinals is extra special because England is the land of his birth. Haaland made the comments while discussing Norway's upcoming match against England. He said the game carries added significance as he seeks to extend Norway's run to the semifinals.
Norway has never reached the World Cup semifinals. The team advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in its history.
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