Ada Hegerberg Strikes Crucial Goal as Norway Sets Sights on Knockout Stage
Norway's Maren Mjelde, who willingly handed the captain's armband to Ada Hegerberg for the Women's Euros, celebrated a significant victory as Hegerberg scored an equalizer against Switzerland. The win advances Norway's hopes of reaching the knockout stage, with an upcoming clash against Finland that will decide their fate.

Norway's Women's Euros squad saw a strategic captaincy shift when Maren Mjelde handed the captain's armband to Ada Hegerberg. The decision paid off as Hegerberg scored a decisive equalizer, leading the team to a pivotal 2-1 win over Switzerland, asserting their control over Group A.
Awaiting them is a crucial matchup against Finland in Sion, where a victory ensures progression to the knockout stage. Anticipating the clash, Mjelde praised Hegerberg's performance and stressed the importance of team dynamics in securing their win after a challenging first half.
Although Mjelde's team savored their triumph over Switzerland, focus quickly shifted to their next challenge. With matches tightly scheduled, she emphasized the importance of reinforcing their successful strategies while improving in areas of weakness, ahead of the crucial showdown with Finland.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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