Erling Haaland's penalty wasn't enough for Norway to beat Scotland as a ridiculous comeback saw the Tartan Army win three from three in their European qualifying group.
The Tartan Army came into this one on the back of two straight wins back in March, downing Cyprus in a routine tie before producing one of their performances of the century by beating Spain in a superb tie at Hampden Park. With confidence high, things were only downcast somewhat by the appearance of Martin Odegaard and Erling Haaland, who scored 51 goals between them in the Premier League alone last season.
And, whilst the tie was evenly poised, Scotland did have their chances. John McGinn saw an effort blocked at the edge of the box in the first half, whilst Andy Robertson toiled to be the creator down the left-hand flank. It was always going to take something out of the ordinary to win this one.
