Norway vs Romania Free Betting Tips

Sunday, Norway receives Romania within the framework of the 3rd day of group 1 of the League of Nations B. Both teams want to line up a 2nd success in a row in this group.

Norway vs Romania Free Betting Tips

Last September, Norway kicked off their Nations League B campaign in Group 1 by being surprised at home by Austria (1-2). 3 days later, the partners of the prodigy Erling Haaland reacted by inflicting, outside their bases, a real correction on Northern Ireland (1-5). Not really to its advantage for 2 decades, the selection played its last major international competition at Euro 2000. In group F of the qualifications for the next European championship, Norway did not go far from the first 2 places but was finally awarded 3rd place in the standings, behind Spain and Sweden but ahead of Romania, the Faroe Islands and Malta.

After 2 days, Romania occupies the head of this group of Nations League B. The selection of the Carpathians first conceded, at home, the division of points against Northern Ireland (1-1) before bring back a very valuable success from Austria (2-3). In Group F of qualifying for Euro 2021, goalkeeper Tatarusanu’s partners finished only 4th in the standings, behind Spain, Sweden and Norway but ahead of the Faroe Islands and Malta. The 2 losses conceded during the last 2 days have destroyed the last hopes of direct qualification for the next European Championship.

The staff for Norway vs Romania

Carried by a new generation of players, Norway is back at a good level after a great crossing of the desert. The best-known player is obviously Dortmund prodigy Erling Haaland (3 goals in 4 sel) who did not miss his debut in the selection. The offensive sector is thus very well supplied since it coexists with Real Madrid playmaker Odegaard and forwards Joshua King (17 goals in 48 caps) and Alexander Sorloth (8 goals in 24 caps). The other captains are goalkeeper Jarstein (Hertha Berlin), defenders Ajer (Celtic) and Elabdellaoui (Galatasaray) and midfielders Johansen (Fulham), Henriksen (Rosenborg) and Elyounoussi (Celtic).

Previously summoned, defenders Chiriches (Sassuolo) and Nedelcearu (AEK Athens) were forced to withdraw. Moreover, the young and promising winger Coman is also absent. After having shone in the hopeful selections, midfielders Marin (Cagliari) and Hagi (Rangers) and striker Puscas (Reading, 7 goals in 16 select). The latter won at the forefront of the selection. Goalkeeper Tatarusanu (ex Nantes and Lyon) is a framework as are midfielders Stanciu (Slavia Prague, 10 goals in 39 sel) and Maxim (Gaziantep, 39 sel).