European qualifiers standings, Italy won 2:0 first victory, Haaland scored, Norway led the lead with 1:0 four consecutive wins

Two "win and lose flowers" exploded in the European qualifiers Group I in the early morning! Italy won Moldova 2:0 at home, at least ending the first victory drought, but Norway was even more ruthless. Haaland took Estonia 1:0 and directly won four consecutive victories! The gap is getting bigger and bigger. Can Italy really come from behind?

Many foreign media reported this morning that the competition in the European qualifiers Group I has shown a "ice and fire" trend. Italy ranks 9th in the world, but it started the European qualifiers with a bad start. After losing 0:3 to Norway, the standings were 9 points behind, and the situation was in jeopardy. You should know that according to the competition system, if you cannot qualify directly, you have to play in a play-off full of variables. This is undoubtedly a huge challenge for Italy, which is determined to win the championship. In contrast, Norway ranked 38 in the world but scored 12 goals in the first three rounds. Now they have won four consecutive games, and they have firmly occupied the top spot. The strong dominance they have shown has made the opponents in the same group afraid.

Looking at these two games carefully, it will be full of drama! Italy's first half against Moldova was a "shocking moment". Moldova's goal in the 10th minute was blown offside, and his luck was absolutely amazing! On Italy, Ranieri headed the ball into the frame, Laspadori scored, and Dimarco cleared the goal line, making his heart beat wildly in every moment. Cambiaso won another goal in the second half, but with this 2:0 score, the goal difference was far from enough, and the pressure to score points in the future was huge. On the other hand, Norway and Estonia played 11 shots in the first half, but they were all blocked by the goal frame and Estonian defense line, which made the fans stomp their feet in a hurry. Fortunately, in the second half, Haaland God came to earth and scored a goal to break the deadlock. Who can stop this "Magic Buu" with the force?

At present, the pattern of Group I of the European Preliminary Championship has been initially formed, Norway leads strongly, Italy is struggling to catch up, and Moldova is deeply trapped in the quagmire. In the next schedule, Italy will have to do its best in every game, but Norway will not easily give up its lead. Who will win the qualifying quota of this group? Is Norway ahead of the world, or is Italy performing a counterattack? What is left to the fans is a green battle full of suspense.