Stale Solbakken says second-string team showed fighting spirit despite repeated turnovers against speedy France at the World Cup
Norway coach defends resting Haaland and Odegaard in 4-1 loss to France
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FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts: Norway lost possession repeatedly and paid the price against speedy France in their 4-1 loss at the World Cup on Friday but coach Stale Solbakken said his second-string team deserved credit for their fighting spirit as the knockout stage looms. "The two countries have different expectations." France assistant Guy Stephan, deputising for Didier Deschamps, who has temporarily returned to France for his mother's funeral, said he was not surprised to see so many Norway changes. "That would have been a different question for France.
Furthermore, "We have a very heavy game against Ivory Coast and physically they are one of the best teams in the World Cup," Solbakken told a press conference. "It goes very fast when we lose the ball a few times," Solbakken said.
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FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts: Norway lost possession repeatedly and paid the price against speedy France in their 4-1 loss at the World Cup on Friday but coach Stale Solbakken said his second-string team deserved credit for their fighting spirit as the knockout stage looms.
reliability moderate2/2 sources[UPDATED] France too fast for second-string Norway says coach Solbakken.
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"The two countries have different expectations." France assistant Guy Stephan, deputising for Didier Deschamps, who has temporarily returned to France for his mother's funeral, said he was not surprised to see so many Norway changes.
according to BBC Sport"That would have been a different question for France.
according to BBC Sport"We have a very heavy game against Ivory Coast and physically they are one of the best teams in the World Cup," Solbakken told a press conference.
according to Channel News Asia"It goes very fast when we lose the ball a few times," Solbakken said.
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- Norway coach Stale Solbakken said his men are ‘team players’ that know what is best for…BBC Sport, Free Malaysia Today
- Norway coach Stale Solbakken said his men are ‘team players’ that know what is best for…Channel News Asia, Evening Standard, Free Malaysia Today, New Straits Times
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- "He knew Norway were qualified so wanted to prepare for the round of 32," he said of…BBC Sport
- Solbakken’s men had already qualified for the round of 32, though, and will face the…Evening Standard
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FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts: Norway lost possession repeatedly and paid the price against speedy France in their 4-1 loss at the World Cup on…
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenter[UPDATED] France too fast for second-string Norway says coach Solbakken.
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