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Norwegian Forward Alexander Sørloth Faces Death Threats After World Cup Quarterfinal Loss
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First reported by Walla · 4 hours ago
What happened
Norwegian striker Alexander Sørloth received death threats after a crucial World Cup quarterfinal moment where he failed to pass to Erling Haaland, contributing to Norway's 2-1 loss to England. His partner exposed the abusive messages online, prompting calls for caution on social media from the national coach.
- 01Alexander Sørloth faced death threats after Norway's 2026 World Cup quarterfinal loss to England.
- 02Controversy arose from Sørloth not passing to Erling Haaland during a key 43rd-minute play.
- 03Sørloth's partner shared severe online abuse including explicit threats and calls for self-harm.
- 04Norwegian coach Ståle Solbakken recommended players avoid social media after such incidents.
- 05It is unknown if police complaints have been filed regarding the threats.
- 06Selnes urged fans to think before posting hateful comments online.
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