"He called me a whore, he told me he would break my legs", tensions in the match between Norway and Sweden

2022-06-06 14:14:19Sport SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

"He called me a whore, he told me he would break my legs", tensions in

Sparks flew between Haaland and Alexander Milosevic in the match played between Norway and Sweden. At least that's what comes out of the words of Erling, the author of a double, after the match. The attacker did not "bite his tongue", but made a harsh accusation against the Swedish defender.

"At first he called me a whore, I can tell you for sure I am not," Haaland explained to the microphones of the Norwegian channel TV 2 after the match. - Secondly, he said he would break my legs, a minute and a half later I scored. "It worked out for the better," the striker continued.

The Norwegian actually celebrated his second goal at the "Friends Arena" in front of Alexander Milosevic and then silenced the Swedish fans. The version of Milosevic's events has nothing to do with Haaland's words.

The defender guarantees that he did not say anything of what the attacker accuses him of: "I did not say that. It is very rude to say what he claims, because I do not speak Norwegian and he does not speak Swedish, so I do not know how. "We have communicated. No, I speak English on the field, so it 's strange that he says things I did not say."

In addition, he assured that there was no tension on the field between them during the match: "No, no there was really nothing, to be completely honest. I played games where I was most angry."

Haaland, on the other hand, remains unstoppable with Norway. The striker, author of the two goals with which they defeated Sweden, scored another goal a few days ago against Serbia. The striker has left a mark with 18 goals in 19 international matches.


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