Erling Haaland continued his remarkable scoring streak on Sunday as the Norway striker scored twice in a thrilling 3-2 victory over Senegal at the FIFA World Cup 2026.
The Manchester City forward once again proved why he is regarded as one of the world’s most feared goalscorers, delivering a match-winning brace that helped Norway secure qualification for the next stage of the tournament.
Haaland’s latest goals added another chapter to an already extraordinary international career. The 25-year-old now has 59 goals in just 52 appearances for Norway, a record that underlines his dominance in front of goal.
The striker has also scored in 12 consecutive competitive matches for his country, extending a streak that few international players have managed to achieve. His impact at the World Cup has been equally impressive.
With his double against Senegal, Haaland moved to four goals in only two FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Both appearances have ended with braces, highlighting his ability to deliver on football’s biggest stage.
Already Norway’s all-time leading World Cup scorer, Haaland continues to set new benchmarks for his national team. His consistency, combined with his clinical finishing, has turned him into the driving force behind Norway’s impressive tournament campaign.
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