Norway defeated Sweden 3–1 in an international friendly on 1 June, dominating through superior shot volume and clinical finishing. The hosts fired 22 shots with seven on target, while Sweden managed only nine attempts and five on target despite deploying a three-at-the-back formation. Sweden's goalkeeper recorded an 80% save percentage but conceded 1.0 post-shot expected goals above model, indicating some wayward finishing from the visitors. Norway's 4–4–2 setup proved more effective in breaking down Sweden's defensive shape, though the absence of named goalscorers limits narrative detail. The result underscores Norway's attacking potency in this fixture and provides useful preparation data ahead of competitive fixtures.