Schjelderup stars in Norway’s historic thrashing before Benfica return | OneFootball

Norway recorded a historic rout last Tuesday, defeating Moldova by a resounding 11-1. Andreas Schjelderup, unlike the last match of Norway, was not part of the starting eleven, having only entered at the 73rd minute to take Nusa's place.

The stars of the match were Erling Haaland, who scored five goals, as well as Thelo Aasgaard, who netted four times. However, Aasgaard stood out a bit more than the Manchester City forward, considering he only entered the match at the 64th minute and still managed to score a poker.

who scored the last goal of the first half at 45'+1. Besides the goal, Odegaard assisted twice in the match, the same number of times as Haaland.

As for Schjelderup, who played about 17 minutes of the match, he came very close to being part of the scorers list of this historic match. At the 83rd minute, the young Benfica forward tried his luck with a shot, but a vigilant block by one of Moldova's defenders saved the day.

Despite not being one of the highlights in what was the biggest ever victory of the Nordics in official matches, Andreas Schjelderup was the protagonist of Norway's previous match against Finland, after winning the penalty that would result in the only goal of that match. Having been the athlete with the most opportunities created and with 100% success in the crosses he made and the duels he fought, the promise of the reds was rightly elected the best player on the field in that game.

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