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Norway 3-1 Wales: Nations League – as it happened

Portugal thrashed 4-1 at home by Denmark Wales bottom of Group A4 after 3-1 loss Portugal were hammered 4-1 by Denmark on Saturday, an embarrassing Nations League defeat in their first match without Cristiano Ronaldo after his retirement from international football.

✦ Extractive summary — built from the sources' own reporting•From 4 sources•1 min read•Updated November 14, 2026, 10:23 PM UTC
Key points
  • All the updates as Denmark thrash Portugal in Braga in Nations League Group A4 clash.
  • Rasmus Hojlund stars with brace as Denmark close in on a spot in the Nations League quarterfinals.
  • I’m happy with the team, looking forward to seeing Lewis Koumas teach a certain Norwegian striker about the art of centre forward play” – Matt Dony “If I were a gambling man I might put a few Bobb on Norway” – Peter Oh Continue reading...

Wales suffered a 3-1 defeat to Norway in Oslo despite a spirited performance, as the threat of relegation to the second tier of the Nations League now looms over Craig Bellamy's side.

Watch the best of the action as Norway beat Wales in the Nations League in Oslo.

Additional details
  • Rasmus Højlund starred with a superb double as Denmark moved into second place in Group A4 and closed in on a spot in the quarter-finals with an exceptional display in Braga.
  • Antonio Nusa and (who else?) Erling Haaland put Wales to the sword in Oslo Pre-match postbag.
  • The home fixture against Norway was a great performance, and a great result.
  • (Almost, but not quite.) Can’t deny the room got a little dusty as the rugby finished.
  • I almost don’t care what happens in the football.

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