Norway lost again on Sunday, a result that leaves the team on its worst run of form in ten years, according to Nettavisen. The Norwegian outlet reported the defeat on Sunday evening, describing the sequence of results as the poorest the side has recorded in a decade.
Nettavisen did not specify the opponent, the competition or the scoreline in its report. The headline and summary published by the outlet focus on the wider pattern rather than the single match, framing the latest loss as the continuation of a slump that now stretches back ten years to a comparable low point.
That framing places the current sequence alongside the team's weakest stretch of the past decade, though the report does not set out which earlier matches make up that comparison. Norway's recent record has drawn attention in Norwegian football coverage, and Sunday's result adds to a run that Nettavisen presents as historically poor by the standards of the last ten years.
The report was published on Sunday, 4 October 2026, shortly after the match concluded. No player or coach comments were included in the material available, and no details were given about the margin of defeat or the venue.
Norway's next fixture will be the immediate test of whether the run can be halted. Further reporting is likely to clarify the scale of the slump and whether it prompts changes within the squad or the coaching staff.
