Norway dominated Estonia 4–1 in a World Cup qualifier that reflected a stark gulf in quality between the sides. The hosts controlled proceedings in a 4–4–2 formation, accumulating 18 shots with seven on target and an expected goals tally of 2.48, whilst Estonia's defensive 5–4–1 setup offered minimal threat despite registering three shots on target from a meagre 0.67 xG. Alexander Sorloth and Erling Haaland each netted twice to secure comfortable victory, with Estonia's goalkeeper managing a 66.67 per cent save rate but unable to prevent the onslaught. The visitors' expected goals figure underscored their inability to create meaningful chances, whilst Norway's clinical finishing converted their dominant possession into a decisive scoreline. Norway's commanding performance strengthens their qualifying campaign considerably.