Schjelderup snaps after Club World Cup exit, I feel robbed | OneFootball

Andreas Schjelderup is out of the World Cup, but the way Norway were eliminated is still causing plenty of debate. The Benfica winger stood out by scoring a great goal against England, but he finished the match feeling hugely frustrated due to several decisions by the refereeing team. At the end of the game, the Nordic player did not hide his anger and directly pointed to referee Clément Turpin’s decisions.

"I don’t think the 2-1 should have been disallowed. If that’s a foul, then you can give many fouls during a game. It’s a very soft foul, I feel a bit robbed", began the Benfica player, speaking to Norway’s TV2.

The Norwegian international went even further in his analysis of the match and felt that the fine margins ended up unfairly punishing his team. "Unfortunately, the margins went against us. Some of the referee’s decisions are hard to take. If we had really been beaten, maybe the feeling would be a bit different", he added.

Despite the collective disappointment, the young winger left the competition with a special moment to remember. The goal he scored against England was one of the most spectacular moments of the match and confirmed the quality of the Benfica player.

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