BREAKING: Norway beat Brazil 2-1 to reach World Cup quarter-finals

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland delivered a match-winning performance, scoring twice to secure a stunning 2-1 upset victory for Norway over Brazil in the World Cup. The dramatic win on Sunday propelled Norway into the tournament's quarterfinals, a historic first for the nation.

Haaland broke the deadlock in the 79th minute with a header at MetLife Stadium, and then extended Norway's lead in the 90th minute with a powerful strike. His brace not only secured the crucial win but also placed him at the summit of the World Cup's scoring charts, further cementing his reputation as one of the game's most lethal forwards.

Brazil's hopes of securing a record-extending sixth World Cup crown were dashed by Haaland's heroics. Despite a late penalty, they were unable to mount a comeback, exiting the tournament at the hands of the Norwegians.

This landmark achievement for Norway signifies a major milestone in their football history, as they continue their impressive run in the competition. The team now looks ahead to the quarterfinal stage, aiming to build on this historic success.

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Haaland headed Norway into the lead on 79 minutes and then crashed in a second in the 90th minute at MetLife Stadium to bury Brazil’s hopes of a sixth World Cup crown.