In the early hours of Wednesday morning, in Group A of the UEFA Europa League, Norwegian soccer's bright star Einin Chalant showed his extraordinary strength of the "Three Golden Boots", scoring consecutive goals to lead Norway to a 3-1 victory over Cyprus at home, which is the Nordic powerhouse after four games in Europe, finally ushered in the dawn of victory. With a total of 56 goals in national and club matches this season, Charlandt's name is once again closely linked with the "New Generation Ballon d'Or" race, ahead of rival Kilian McBarbee.
Eininshalant had missed the first two European games in March due to injury, but made his comeback in the last game against Scotland, where he quickly scored a penalty, however, after he was substituted, his team conceded two goals in a row to go from victory to defeat, and the 1-2 scoreline put Norway in an exit crisis with only one draw and two losses in their first three games. In this crucial battle, Norway's back was against the wall, and only 12 minutes after the start, Subagan scored a goal for the team to break the deadlock.
At the change of ends, the stage changed to Ainin Charant. He scored again from the penalty spot in the 56th minute, and then, just four minutes later, the two talented stars joined forces when Martyn Odigat sent a sublime direct ball into the box, which Eininshalant swiftly sliced through to score with ease to extend the lead to 3-0. Although Cyprus scored in stoppage time to break the shutout, Norway claimed all three points, and are now on four points, level on points with second-placed Georgia but with one game more to play. One more game.
