Team Overview
Iraq hosted Venezuela in a recent friendly match but suffered a disappointing defeat, losing 0-2. This result continues a challenging period for the team as they seek to build momentum ahead of their upcoming World Cup fixture.
Team Overview
Iraq hosted Venezuela in a recent friendly match but suffered a disappointing defeat, losing 0-2. This result continues a challenging period for the team as they seek to build momentum ahead of their upcoming World Cup fixture.
Team Overview
Norway played to a 1-1 draw against Morocco in their latest friendly, showcasing some resilience after a previous victory against Sweden. This result adds to their mixed bag of performances as they gear up for the World Cup.
Match statistics (Morocco vs Norway):
Iraq has struggled in their recent matches, recording only one win in their last five outings, which includes a loss to Venezuela and a draw against Spain. They have scored a total of 4 goals in their last 10 matches, averaging 0.8 goals per game, while conceding 5 goals, averaging 1.0 goals against per game. In contrast, Norway has shown a stronger form, with 3 wins in their last 5 matches, including a notable victory against Sweden. They have scored 9 goals in their last 10 matches, averaging 1.8 goals per game, while conceding 5 goals, averaging 1.0 goals against per game.
In terms of attacking prowess, Norway has a significant advantage with a higher goals per game average compared to Iraq. The away team has also demonstrated better offensive capabilities, as seen in their recent friendly against Morocco where they managed to secure a draw despite being outshot. Iraq's recent performances indicate a lack of offensive efficiency, which could be a critical factor in this upcoming match. Additionally, Iraq's defensive vulnerabilities may be exploited by Norway's more potent attack.
Norway is expected to dominate possession and create more scoring opportunities, which will put pressure on Iraq's defense. Iraq may adopt a more defensive approach, looking to counterattack effectively. However, if they cannot convert their chances, they may struggle to keep pace with Norway's offensive threats.
J. Hassan
G
H. Ali
D
I. Bayesh
M
A. Al Hamadi
F
M. Younis
D
A. Qasem
M
R. Sulaka
D
A. Maknzi
D
K. Yakob
M
A. Sher
M
A. Hussein
F
O. Nyland
G
J. Ryerson
D
K. Ajer
D
T. Heggem
D
D. Wolfe
D
M. Odegaard
M
S. Berge
M
F. Aursnes
M
A. Sorloth
F
E. Haaland
F
A. Nusa
F