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Norway is a female football powerhouse. They won the World Cup in 1995, crowned European champions in 1987 and 1993 and added a long tournaments to the sightboy of global stars.
They last reached a significant end of the European Championship in 2013 and failed to exit the group at the last two euros. In the 2022 tournaments, they suffered an embarrassment of 8-0 defeats with group group lions.
Under Grabier they beat Northern Ireland 7-0 to qualify for the euros through games, as they have mixed registers of League League, League’s second group of Leagues.
During this summer they opened their tournaments against the switzerland hosts and then played in Finland and Iceland in Group A.
For Grainger, the only way.
“Arrival from the outside is one of my greatest strength because I don’t feel the things they feel (the players). I see the potential of this team.
“The people of Norwegian are more enthusiastic about football. Very interested in the national team. So, for us, we have a guarantee to do a team you enjoy watching.
“Expecting us to go out of the group. I will not sit here and say we will win, because we want to play at a time. It’s a cliche, how’s it’s a cliche, how’s it going.
“Women’s football is still no more competition, margins are good and they are increasing.
“We can see more teams forcing themselves to win it because I think high expectations in many countries.
“We’ll figure out everything every game to get out of that group. And then, once you go out with the group, you take it out there.
