Nyland gets a special role as Norway attacks. It could lead to a new feat.

Football expert Lars Tjærnås identifies five key aspects to observe in Norway's upcoming World Cup quarter-final match against England. He suggests that a repeat of their previous success, a "new feat," is within reach, with goalkeeper Ørjan Håskjold Nyland potentially emerging as a pivotal player.

Tjærnås's analysis comes after Norway's unexpected victory over Brazil in the previous round. He describes the team's strategy in that match as beyond imagination, stating that hearing a Norwegian national team coach say their winning recipe against Brazil was to play them out of the game was "beyond all dreams and fantasy."

The article, published by Aftenposten, focuses on the tactical and strategic elements of the match, hinting at the possibility of an upset against a strong English side. The mention of Nyland suggests his performance could be crucial for Norway's chances of advancing.