Norway vs Wales Bet Builder Tips

Norway welcome Wales to Oslo on Saturday evening, with both sides looking to return to winning ways in the UEFA Nations League after disappointing recent results.

Despite an impressive World Cup campaign in the summer, Norway have struggled in the Nations League, losing their last three matches, including a 2-1 defeat to Wales in October. Craig Bellamy's side have also struggled to find results, with their only victory in the competition coming against Norway. With both teams struggling defensively and conceding regularly, goals could once again be on the cards.

CopyBet has made some Bet Builder selections for Saturday's match:

• Norway to win (90 mins)
• Erling Haaland to score anytime (90 mins)
• Lewis Koumas to score anytime (90 mins)

Odds: 7/1

Norway to win

Norway will be determined to bounce back from their disappointing Nations League form, having lost three of their four matches despite scoring in every game so far.

Ståle Solbakken's side have plenty of attacking quality, with the likes of Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard and Antonio Nusa capable of causing problems for any defence. Although Wales secured a 2-1 victory in October's reverse fixture, Norway will be confident of getting revenge on home soil against a Welsh side that have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last nine matches.

Erling Haaland to score

Erling Haaland continues to be Norway's biggest attacking threat, having scored three goals in four Nations League appearances this campaign.

The Manchester City striker also enjoyed an outstanding World Cup in the summer, scoring seven goals in five matches, and has carried that form into the new club season, with 14 goals in 14 appearances. Given Wales' defensive struggles and Haaland's exceptional goalscoring record for both club and country, the Norwegian will be looking to add to his tally on Saturday.

Lewis Koumas to score

Lewis Koumas has become an important attacking option for Wales, with Craig Bellamy showing faith in the young forward despite his limited goalscoring return this season.

The Liverpool youngster has made 14 appearances for his club this campaign, benefiting from increased opportunities during Alexander Isak's injury absence, and has scored once in the Champions League. His relentless pressing, movement and work rate make him a threat in the final third, and with Norway having conceded in 12 consecutive matches, Koumas will be hoping to take advantage and get on the scoresheet.

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Odds correct at the time of writing.