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Clinical Norway dent Wales’ Nations League top-tier hopes with victory in Oslo
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Home side avenge October defeat in Cardiff Wales bottom of Group A4 with one game left Wales suffered a 3-1 defeat to Norway in Oslo to dent their hopes of staying in the top tier of the Nations League. Antonio Nusa and Andreas Schjelderup struck in the space of nine second-half
Home side avenge October defeat in Cardiff Wales bottom of Group A4 with one game left Wales suffered a 3-1 defeat to Norway in Oslo to dent their hopes of staying in the top tier of the Nations League. Antonio Nusa and Andreas Schjelderup struck in the space of nine second-half minutes as Norway turned the screw. Continue reading...
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