Norway defeated Israel 4-2 in a World Cup qualifier, continuing their strong away form.
David Møller Wolfe opened the scoring with his first international goal, and although Israel equalized via a deflected Mohamed Abu Fani strike, Norway quickly regained control.
Alexander Sørloth and Kristoffer Ajer added goals before Erling Haaland sealed the result late on.
Dor Turgeman netted a consolation for Israel in stoppage time. Despite a few bright moments, Israel's defense couldn’t contain Norway's pressure.

Norway was too strong for Israel. Erling Haaland in game mode against Raz Shlomo (Photo courtesy: Shaul Greenfeld)
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Norway outclassed Israel 4-2 with goals from four different scorers, exposing defensive gaps despite a spirited Israeli comeback attempt.