Hamburger SV II · U19 Bundesliga · Midfielder · #0 · Germany · 22 yrs
N. Andreas plays as a midfielder for Hamburger SV II. N. Andreas is a German international, 22 years old, midfielder, currently at Hamburger SV II. N. Andreas was born in Germany on 2003-04-27. N. Andreas's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across U19 Bundesliga, DFB Junioren Pokal, Regionalliga - Nord, Regionalliga - SudWest, and other leagues. N. Andreas's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore N. Andreas season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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England are through to the World Cup Semi-Final after a dramatic 2-1 extra time win over Norway. But after going behind to Andreas Schjelderup's first-half goal, Thomas Tuchel made a series of changes to the system that first unsettled England, but then allowed them to go and get the win. Adam Clery explains how the German made a rare mistake in this game, before finally fixing it.
Jude Bellingham's performance against Norway has helped him to reach Pele's mark at the age of 23, with Kylian Mbappe being the star remaining at the top. Jude Bellingham sent England to the 2026 World Cup semifinals with a clinical brace in a 2-1 comeback win over Norway at Miami Stadium. The performance also saw him draw level with Pele’s goalscoring record in the competition at age 23, leaving only Kylian Mbappe ahead of him in the all-time standings for players that age or younger. With England trailing 1-0 after Andreas Schjelderup’s opener, Bellingham found the equalizing goal in the 45+2 minute after a great control from an Anthony Gordon pass to get inside the box and kick with his left foot. In extra time, he completed the comeback by pouncing on a rebound after Orjan Nyland failed to hold a Morgan Rogers effort, sending the Three Lions through. The brace brought Bellingham’s career World Cup tally to seven goals, matching the mark Pele had set at the same age and underlining his remarkable productivity in the competition with plenty of years still ahead of him. In this tournament alone, Bellingham has now scored six times. Alongside the brace against Norway, he found the back of the net twice in two minutes against Mexico in the Round of 16, and added one goal each in the group stage wins over Croatia and Panama. Jude Bellingham #10 of England scores his team’s second goal past Orjan Nyland #1 of Norway. His World Cup account was opened at the 2022 tournament in Qatar, where he was part of Gareth Southgate’s squad representing England out of Borussia Dortmund. He scored just once in that campaign, against Iran in the group stage opener, but that solitary goal now forms part of a seven-goal haul that has him in elite company. Mbappe the only one standing above Bellingham’s achievement is all the more remarkable given that he is a midfielder, not a natural goalscorer, yet the only player to have found the net more times in the World Cup at age 23 or younger is Kylian Mbappe, who leads the category with 12 goals. Mbappe announced himself on the World Cup stage at just 19 in Russia 2018, scoring four goals including one in the group stage, two against Argentina in the Round of 16, and one in the final against Croatia. He then raised the bar further in Qatar 2022, adding eight more through the group stage, a brace against Poland in the Round of 16, and a stunning hat trick in the final, again against Argentina.
Head coach says team were ‘sloppy’ and ‘not fast enough’Two-goal Bellingham responds: ‘Yeah, well, whatever’Jude Bellingham hit back at criticism of England’s performance from Thomas Tuchel after his two goals against Norway booked a place in the World Cup semi-finals for the fourth time.A virtuoso display from the Real Madrid star inspired a comeback victory after Andreas Schjelderup had given Norway the lead, with Bellingham scoring a controversial equaliser just before half-time. Replays appeared to show a Norway goal-kick hitting an overhead cable in the buildup, although Fifa released a statement saying a sensor in the ball showed no evidence it had touched. Norway’s coach, Ståle Solbakken, said it was “pretty clear” it had. Continue reading...
While Norway went ahead, England came back to earn a 2-1 victory with goals from Bellingham. A great match was expected with a spot in the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup on the line as Norway and England faced off in the quarterfinals. In a hard-fought match, England came out victorious in extra time with two goals from Jude Bellingham. In the first half, there were not many chances, with Norway taking the lead through a fantastic goal from Andreas Schjelderup. However, it was not enough to go into halftime ahead, as Bellingham equalized in stoppage time. Not much happened in the second half except for a Norway goal that was disallowed after a VAR review because of a foul by Erling Haaland before the corner kick was taken. With neither team able to find another goal, the match went to extra time. Just when it started, a weak shot from Morgan Rogers forced Ørjan Nyland into a poor rebound, allowing Bellingham to score what ended up being the winning goal.
With a stunning brace against Brazil, Erling Haaland gave Norway the ticket to the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals. Norway clashed with Brazil on Sunday in a heavyweight Round of 16 battle, fighting for a coveted spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals at MetLife Stadium. Breaking the late-game deadlock with a magnificent aerial effort and then with a powerful strike, Erling Haaland powered the Scandinavian side ahead while capturing his seventh goal of the tournament. Following a brilliant sequence of build-up play that saw Norway switch the point of attack from right to left, Andreas Schjelderup collected the ball in the final third and utilized a slick dynamic move to open up a crossing window. Waiting in the penalty area was Haaland, who completely lost his marker, Gabriel, before launching into a stunning header that beat the keeper to open the scoring in the 80th minute. Haaland beats Gabriel with the header to put Norway in front first 👀 pic.twitter.com/NRjJoPpFBv— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) July 5, 2026 To officially put the game on ice, the dynamic duo of Schjelderup and Haaland connected once again to manufacture a crucial insurance goal. This time, the Benfica winger slipped a clever pass across the edge of the 18-yard box to find the striker, who utilized two touches to set himself up before unleashing a spectacular, angled cross-body strike into the far corner to extend the lead to two. ERLING HAALAND IS BRILLIANT TO BAG HIS BRACE AND PUT NORWAY UP 2-0 🇳🇴 pic.twitter.com/QA4bZE5DCe— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) July 5, 2026 Neymar threw Brazil a desperate late lifeline by calmly burying a penalty kick in the 100th minute after Leo Ostigard was whistled for a foul on Casemiro inside the 18-yard box. However, immediately after play resumed from the center circle, the referee blew the final whistle to end the match, officially sealing Brazil’s shocking elimination and cementing a historic 2-1 upset victory for the celebratory Norwegian squad. Both goals allowed Haaland to continue building his legendary resume, both for his national program and on the sport’s biggest international stage. Despite previously missing the group-stage showdown against France, these decisive strikes against Brazil brings the Manchester City superstar’s staggering tally to seven goals in just four career World Cup appearances. World Cup Golden Boot Race hotter than ever As the single-elimination knockout rounds of the 2026 World Cup heat up, the elite goalscorers who dominated the headlines during the group stage have continued to pack the scoresheet under the brightest lights. As it stands right now, Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and Erling Haaland are locked in a dramatic three-way tie with seven goals apiece, sharing custody of the tournament’s prestigious Golden Boot race. Mbappe already delivered his clutch moment of the Round of 16 by coolly converting a decisive penalty kick in France’s tense 1-0 victory over Paraguay, while Haaland exploded for a magnificent brace to dismantle Brazil. Consequently, Messi remains the only superstar among the leading trio with a game in hand for this round, as he prepares to lead Argentina against Egypt this coming Tuesday in search of both a quarterfinal berth and a chance to break away from his French and Norwegian counterparts.
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