Erling Haaland scores first World Cup goals against Iraq | OneFootball

Erling Haaland scored the first World Cup goals of his career as Norway faced Iraq in Boston on Tuesday night.

It was the Manchester City striker’s first international tournament with Norway. Both nations are in Group I alongside France, who beat Senegal earlier in the evening.

Haaland put Norway ahead in the 29th minute, arriving at the back post to turn in a cross from Wolves full-back Daniel Wolfe after Antonio Nusa had released him on the left.

He doubled the lead 14 minutes later.

Haaland now has 57 goals in 51 caps for Norway. They face France on 26 June at 21:00 in the third group game.

Source: L'Équipe