Criticizes Haaland's decision: "It was a bit immature"

Norwegian superstar Erling Braut Haaland ended up in the center of events for several reasons when Norway defeated Sweden in the Nations League.

Partly because he became a great hero when he scored both goals in the Norwegian 2-1 victory, but also for a statement after the match.

Haaland, who during the match smoked together with the Swedish hill Alexander Milosevic, went out to the media and told about the exchange.

- First he called me a whore.

I can safely say that I am not.

Then he said he would break my feet.

A minute later I scored.

That was nice.

I hope he does not break his feet, Haaland told Norwegian TV2.

"Could have handled it better"

Now the Swedish hill Ludwig Augustinsson criticizes the Norwegian's decision to go out in the media and tell about the exchange.

- It was a little immature.

It is clear that it can disturb one.

At the same time, I just want to win this match.

I do not focus so much on him now.

But it is clear that he could have handled it better, says Augustinsson.

Ahead of the return match against Norway tomorrow, a stable defensive effort is required to stop the striker.

- He did not appear much in the game last time.

He got a penalty and a simple second goal.

But then he's really good.

We need to make a good collective defensive effort.