Soccer-Norway find harmony, but no rhythm, in Women's Euro exit


Soccer Football - UEFA Women's Euro 2025 - Quarter Final - Norway v Italy - Stade de Geneve, Geneva, Switzerland - July 16, 2025 Norway's Ada Hegerberg looks dejected after the match REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo

GENEVA (Reuters) -Led by captain Ada Hegerberg, Norway's squad exuded togetherness at Euro 2025, which had been lacking at recent tournaments, but they never managed to find a consistent rhythm on the pitch as they lost 2-1 to Italy to exit the competition on Wednesday.

The Norwegians won all three of their games to top Group A and came into the last-eight clash with Italy brimming with confidence despite only sporadically having played well, and their inability to make the best of their big moments against the Italians left them wondering what might have been.

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