Hasil Italia vs Norwegia: Azzurri Lose 4-1

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Hasil Italia vs Norwegia: Haaland Menggila, Azzurri Tumbang 1-4 di San Siro

Bola.net – Italia harus mengakui keperkasaan Norwegia setelah kalah 1-4 dalam laga pamungkas Grup I Kualifikasi Piala Dunia 2026 Zona Eropa di San Siro, Senin (17/11/2025) dini hari WIB. Pertandingan ini sempat menjanjikan bagi tuan rumah setelah unggul cepat, namun babak kedua berubah menjadi mimpi buruk.

Azzurri membuka keunggulan lewat Francesco Pio Esposito pada menit ke-11, tetapi Norwegia bangkit melalui gol Antonio Nusa, dua gol cepat Erling Haaland, dan penyelesaian akhir Jorgen Strand Larsen di masa tambahan waktu. Ledakan di babak kedua membuat Norwegia mengamankan poin penuh dan menyapu bersih delapan kemenangan.

Hasil ini memastikan pasukan Stale Solbakken lolos otomatis ke putaran final Piala Dunia 2026 sebagai juara grup dengan 24 poin. Italia asuhan Gennaro Gattuso tertahan di peringkat dua dan harus melalui babak play-off untuk menjaga asa lolos.

Laga berjalan dalam ritme tinggi dan penuh pergeseran momentum. Berikut laporan lengkap jalannya pertandingan dari babak pertama hingga peluit akhir.

Babak Pertama

Pio Esposito (Italia) dikepung pemain Norwegia dalam laga Grup I Kualifikasi Piala Dunia 2026 di San Siro, 17 November 2025 (c) AP Photo/Luca Bruno

Norway, dressed in white, started the match, but it was Italy who were more aggressive in the opening minutes. Matteo Politano sent in a cross from the right that immediately tested the Norwegian defense, while Frattesi’s attempt from the first corner was saved by goalkeeper Orjan Nyland.

The first clear chance came in the seventh minute. Di Lorenzo’s cross was headed by Esposito, but the wing-back’s first-time shot went just wide of the far post. Italy grew in confidence and attacked the left side of the Norwegian defense.

That pressure paid off in the 11th minute. Dimarco linked up with Retegui before sending a low pass into the penalty area, which Esposito quickly tapped in to put the Azzurri ahead 1-0. This was the young striker’s third international goal and drew loud cheers from the San Siro crowd.

Norway tried to respond, but their organization was lacking. A counterattack led by Nusa and Sorloth was thwarted by the Italian defense through Bastoni and Mancini. The home side’s dominance was evident, with possession reaching over 70 percent in the first 20 minutes.

Italy nearly added another goal in the 36th minute when Dimarco delivered a precise cross and Esposito headed the ball from close range. This time, his header went wide of Nyland’s right goal. The wet pitch, due to heavy rain, made it difficult for both teams to distribute the ball.

Tension flared before halftime when Retegui went down after contact with Heggem. Italy appealed for a penalty, but the referee refused and upheld the decision after a VAR review. The final minutes were intense, but Norway remained unable to create any meaningful chances.

The first half ended with Italy leading 1-0 after three minutes of added time. The Azzurri were dominant, but Norway showed signs of improvement before the break.

Babak Kedua

Federico Dimarco (Italy) vies for the ball with Julian Ryerson (Norway) during the 2026 World Cup Qualifying Group I match at the San Siro, November 17, 2025 (c) AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

Entering the second half, Norway immediately became more incisive. Within seconds, Sorloth surprised Donnarumma with a powerful shot into the side netting. This moment signaled a change in the tempo of the visiting team’s game.

The pressure continued in the 49th minute when Sorloth’s long-range effort forced Donnarumma to move quickly, followed by Thorstvedt’s cross that flew across the face of goal without touching him. Italy began to lose the control they had in the first half.

Norway finally equalized in the 63rd minute. Through a neat attacking pattern, Sorloth played the ball through the middle and Berge released the ball, giving Nusa space to shoot. The winger dribbled twice before unleashing a powerful shot at the near post, beating Donnarumma with a slight deflection. The score was now 1-1.

After that goal, Italy’s intensity dropped and Norway took control. Substitutions from both coaches failed to change the game’s direction, until Haaland finally seized his chance. The Manchester City striker made the difference in the 78th minute, finishing Oscar Bobb’s cross with a powerful volley that beat Donnarumma.

Just a minute later, Haaland struck again. Morten Thorsby delivered a through ball that Haaland met, and the striker’s chipped shot beat Donnarumma to make it 3-1. These two quick goals shattered Italy’s morale, while Haaland equaled the record for the most goals scored in European qualifying.

Italy tried to fight back through Politano, but two consecutive chances from the right flank failed to hit the target. The situation worsened in stoppage time when Norway scored a fourth.

Thorsby again played a creative role, sending a pass into space on the right, which was met by Jorgen Strand Larsen. The striker went on a solo run before beating Donnarumma with a finish into the bottom left corner.

Skor akhir 1-4 menutup laga yang berbalik drastis pada babak kedua. Norwegia merayakan kemenangan dan status juara grup, sementara Italia harus menghadapi babak play-off demi tiket ke Piala Dunia 2026.

Statistik Italia vs Norwegia

Tembakan: 11 – 10
Tembakan tepat sasaran: 4 – 5
Penguasaan bola: 52% – 48%
Operan: 473 – 335
Akurasi operan: 88% – 85%
Pelanggaran: 13 – 9
Kartu kuning: 3 – 2
Kartu merah: 0 – 0
Offside: 0 – 0
Tendangan sudut: 6 – 2

Susunan Pemain

ITALIA (3-5-2): Gianluigi Donnarumma; Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Gianluca Mancini, Alessandro Bastoni; Matteo Politano, Nicolo Barella, Manuel Locatelli, Davide Frattesi, Federico Dimarco; Mateo Retegui, Francesco Pio Esposito.

NORWEGIA (4-4-2): Orjan Nyland; Julian Ryerson, Kristoffer Ajer, Torbjorn Heggem, David Moller Wolfe; Kristian Thorstvedt, Patrick Berg, Sander Berge, Antonio Nusa; Alexander Sorloth, Erling Haaland.

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