Argentina Closes the Gap as Norway’s Coach Calls Timeout During Intense Olympic Opener

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Latest: Argentina is closing in on Norway’s lead and Jonas Wille takes a timeout.

– Jonas Wille is focused on how to solve a more robust defense, says commentator Asbjørn Myhre.

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Red Card

At the end of the first half, a VAR check is needed after it appears that several players from the Norwegian team are involved in a nasty tackle. This results in an Argentine player falling awkwardly.

– Oi, oi, oi, lands flat on his back there and hits his head on the floor, says expert commentator on NRK Radio, Håvard Tvedten.

Sander Sagosen receives the red card but understands nothing.

– Total confusion on the Norwegian bench and in the Norwegian team. Sagosen is now over in the secretariat, says TV Norway’s commentator Asbjørn Myhre.

– I see that Sagosen is also involved, but I had full focus on Petter Øverby, replies expert commentator Kristian Kjelling.

Good Start

– A fantastic start for the Norwegian team. Everything is going Norway’s way now, thanks to a good Torbjørn Bergerud in goal. It’s absolutely excellent, and we need to continue to maintain our concentration, says expert commentator Kristian Kjelling.

Norway opens the games against Argentina. A team the Norwegian men should beat. Handball expert Marit Malm Frafjord has no doubt that the Norwegian team is the favorites.

– Showing class, Norway. Bergerud has really stepped up at the start of this match, states former national team player Håvard Tvedten on NRK radio.

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Calm

Norway’s coach Jonas Wille said the following before the match:

– I am calm myself at least, but of course excited. It’s a positive feeling that it’s finally getting started. I think it affects the whole squad now that everyone is looking forward to the match. For the first time, we have trained over a long period and feel well prepared, Jonas Wille stated to Discovery before the opening match against Argentina.

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