Norway internationals delivered a mix of performances for their clubs over the weekend and midweek, with several making notable goal contributions.
Erling Haaland continued his scoring form for Manchester City, netting once in their 3-0 Premier League win over Liverpool on Sunday.
Antonio Nusa was particularly influential for RB Leipzig, scoring one goal and providing an assist in their 6-0 Bundesliga rout of Eintracht Frankfurt. Kristoffer Ajer also found the net for Brentford in their 2-2 draw with Aston Villa.
Minutes and bookings
Martin Ødegaard played the full match in Arsenal's 2-1 win over Leeds, picking up a yellow card, before appearing as a substitute in their Champions League victory. Sondre Langås also completed a full match for Derby in the Championship and was booked.
Erik Botheim was active for Viking, starting in their Eliteserien win and providing an assist in a thrilling 3-3 Champions League draw with Bayern Munich. David Wolfe and Sander Berge both played the full ninety minutes for their clubs.
Building towards Wales
The national team now turns its focus to a key home fixture against Wales on 14 November. Norway's recent form shows just one win in their last four outings. The Wales match is a key part of a challenging upcoming fixtures schedule.
The task now is for all players to carry any positive club form into the next international gathering.
