Erling Haaland scored five goals in a huge 11-1 victory for Norway against Moldova in the World Cup qualification.
The Manchester City striker is the top scorer of all time in his country and brought his count to 48 in 45 caps with his impressive transport.
Martin Odegaard of Arsenal was also on the target while Thelo Aasgard of the Rangers was on after 64 minutes and still scored four times.
Playing with stitches in his face after an accident with a bus door, Haaland struck a hat trick in the first half while Norway has extended its advance on Italy at the top of group I at six points.
France Hold with 10 men to beat Iceland 2-1 after coming from behind thanks to a goal and using Kylian Mbappe.
Iceland took a surprise lead when Michael Olise gave the ball in his own penalty area and Andri Gudjohnsen jumped to score. Mbappe finally put France in the match when he converted a penalty just before half-time after being pushed by Mikael Anderson.
Mbappe took a break for the second goal and set up Bradley Barcola to score, but France’s task became more difficult when Aurelien Tchouamani was sent shortly after.
Joao Cancelo scored the winning goal in the 86th minute to give Portugal A 3-2 victory over Hungary after two goals from Barnabas Varga had given Hungary hope for an upheaval.
Cristiano Ronaldo marked a penalty to give Portugal an advance of 2-1 earlier after winning a penalty by passing the ball in the arm of Loic Nego.
Ireland The hopes of a first appearance in the World Cup since 2002 have taken a hard blow with a 2-1 defeat against Armenia.
