Norway should return 'to rudiments' after England defeat - Hegerberg
Norway should do the basic things well against Austria in their ladies' European Championship Group An experience on Friday following a record 8-0 misfortune to England recently, striker Ada Hegerberg said just before the match.
The 27-year-old Hegerberg, who won the 2018 Ballon d'Or, told journalists the game with Austria in Brighton will be an opportunity to show their true capacity.
"Tomorrow is tied in with showing our actual face, the hard working attitude and figuring out how to stir things up around town passes," said Hegerberg.
"Everything really revolves around showing something else altogether of ourselves, being prepared intellectually and truly, appearing and giving all that we have."
Hegerberg added that the way to progress was to get "straightforward" and recognize the slip-ups made against England.
"A ton of work will be required tomorrow. Tip top games are terrible and ruthless, so you must know about what can occur," she said.
"It was incomprehensible that we would commit such an error (against England). We should really try tomorrow."
The loss by England was the greatest opposite throughout the entire existence of the ladies' Euros and Norway's heaviest at any point rout.
"It is critical to recognize what has occurred, it's a waste of time to stow away," Hegerberg said.
Britain have qualified as Group A victors with six places, while Austria are second subsequent to beating Northern Ireland 2-0 on Monday to procure their initial three focuses after two matches.
Third-put Norway, who additionally have three focuses, will arrive at the last eight as other participants in the event that they beat Austria, while the Austrians will qualify all things being equal assuming that they stay away from rout.
Britain have qualified as Group A victors with six places, while Austria are second subsequent to beating Northern Ireland 2-0 on Monday to procure their initial three focuses after two matches.
Third-put Norway, who additionally have three focuses, will arrive at the last eight as other participants in the event that they beat Austria, while the Austrians will qualify all things being equal assuming that they stay away from rout.
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