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Haaland, Norway condemn Brazil to earliest World Cup exit since 1990

Erling Haaland and Norway came from outside the match to condemn Brazil after Brazil were eliminated earlier than in any World Cup since 1990, with the loss ending Brazil’s campaign sooner than expected.

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Haaland, Norway condemn Brazil to earliest World Cup exit since 1990

Brazil’s World Cup run ended earlier than it had since 1990 after a defeat that drew criticism and condemnation from across football’s wider ranks, including Norwegian star Erling Haaland.

Haaland’s remarks reflected the frustration at Brazil’s exit being earlier than supporters were expecting, while the tournament outcome marked the team’s earliest departure from the World Cup in decades.

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