Oscar Bobb speaks Portuguese: “Brazil were unlucky” Why? FC Porto | OneFootball

Oscar Bobb, the 22-year-old Norway international, spoke about the Nordic side’s 2-1 win over Brazil in the World Cup round of 16, in good Portuguese, saying the Seleção had “bad luck.”

“I don’t know, I think our goalkeeper had a great game, incredible, and then we have Haaland… I don’t know if it’s Brazil’s fault. We played a good game. Brazil had bad luck. It’s a football match, things happen. I can’t explain it. Our goalkeeper saved our game,” he said in the language of Camões in the mixed zone, before explaining his fluency in Portuguese.

“I grew up in Porto, my mother still lives there,” said the Fulham winger, who came through Porto’s youth system before returning to his home country and then joining Manchester City’s youth ranks, the club where he began his senior career.

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